, 1865-12-09
FROM THE SOUTH,
Affairs in Southeastern Georgia

l - ~s'~SAN~- - $3.50 >6AA-
Eanhnh Ofrtr'ct-isu..aesS Pro"pects-
s.s.: .""1u .,eS H.,, ~. x.an..o e@en-ne. IN -
."a1, aca" " n,eosa,,. .r 49, VI war
'linn -wherrnbo,,ts ~ t.,srsa.,es 80.
4 Tuc,,,bh-suas ring ouon9 III. psan,s
| Had Conduct of the Neyroek-nad
Treatment Of the Negroes, etc., etc,
! From Our Special Core. .pmdepn
- sAvAs1Aa, Nor, sa 1869
the sAvANaAa CoSuHrssxAE. -
In the nrst, or Savannah. Conrressfona A,
District, Solomon Cohen has been elected
Representative, and be left for the North In
tho last steamer. Heis Nh able ,avver n
! ,n,snre caars 1,,,,,, ,,-o.tIsa ass .a"3s., VI
%a,ule years muen pFaet'ce' and considers.
! uae !ocaa inntence- de was Douglas man In
| tile Charleston Convention, and refused To &C.
ccde with the great maiority of the Southern
| de1eeafea in thai toav =, ,r.s pnah.aaa,s
| nost7nastar n Aha o,;r 49, as Dasauau
Pos."'ef IL .nia ei.y, aad stroas oppo'
I nent OF secession. state allegiance carried
linn out In the end, but he never Was 4 friend
| Of the rebel Government. tl,onrh he ,,ave a
sop to tbe army ,beraof - ,.a ,-;,,oa
sSa.t,r, n. ' .nesso.' "no "es AHAeo
delegate in the late Convention. and was
prominent In The action 10 sccure m assnmn
finn of n, .et,a1 ~. a.h, n 1;'.1ss..a,
1;ox;n,, aaM rossa,as ~ -. ulsS4alnsu
AN'AAAfo "%'S f~s7~AAHA tlSu44&49 Ill LIE
matter, but knowing ones named him as the
attorney of some OF the heaviest spccu1ators
In the war debt bonds He moved fbe f.mons
ordinance for the sale of the raflroaa from
At,nnts In Cbattsnnocn for +ha ha,,.et -
t1,as. ,,,nS,osJa.e o.,s .s.+sas ~ - ..s As
80 r .ou' ,,t..' ~" .1,, .11usea ~ l1e eIu 10
volc LOT Fepna1a1lon- Hhlle be caoaot take
most obnoxious man In the delee.t,on nn,n
int sto+o e>'''-
NA-' @'"-N~ -.--.....
RETURN OF TRADE TO SAVANNAH
Business in the city has been very brink: III
the fall, and mary merchant has hsd nil he:
,,n,a IN ur,o ,n,,,o5 ,.e+ ,,...-
4tn,od MA 5sr. u ~ - ~. - -, ~ Iue
Yesterday. :" there's been more done hcr,. IN
The last six months than believed fost Sr,n.
ter would he done here in two years.,' Thayc
found no other place in the South where riv
faith In the recupcratiye encrries of ihc mn.
pie las met with suc1is]arre reward AZ hrre.
MANY men seem iuclined ia believe that t1,e
p1o1lise VIII moi he Egut. and nrc ,,rnnf-rv.
fnc dun season next YEAR. Others M 1aoSe
h0petul. and say that Eben the re,Iros1s am.
nectmp with Rurnsfa, Macon arm Thonss.
vills arc repaired. as they will be bT Anil.
|. the traIe Of the cfty will bc INV ncr r.n{
l. Treater than eyer. T1,,s latter yisw seems ~
INC tue correct one. bat II can hardly. ha m.
Drel;at ed by any t,ne who Il unlnfor1ned as r.
! ihr nnrntssrs II n0rthcr77 md nartfcr1n,1r
| nj. 11nNhr
| and. western section of the State,
roSSrcr,oxs M s.v..r,u w,-n r,r
xoRT11- .11"
| a,t,o,, ,,at,raa. A.,
MI ..t, ,.. s, !, @uu tno
Ci,ortcstor and tbo Vail, E-on. ~ ,'a;ss+
| there are but four steamers nes T week. Fam
this tLerr are now niue 10 New York. and two
to Boston. THIS point % is, one one hund1ed DR. mI1cs dn
| further South than that, and vet freIglts arc
len 10 twenty ner cent Il, fav9r of Savnnnah
] willie Charleston nassc1ccns find il more eco,
utmical 10 sail III way of SavAnnah, to New
arc suggestive enough as TO the m:ure al he
two cities.
| sEcEsn L1TrlESEss.
There are already many Northern ,ncn in
business bere. and am iold oT.many Inorr
who propose coming here during the. winter.
I 7vere in lie evmv srd nnt fcw ~ tltn,o arc
rx-so1dirrs Who i;d mora or 1csa 5utv IN lie
rity. and IT cnurse cotne herr nov with son,e
| social and hr-;nnsa ,-1,f;ons s1rra dv Eormatl
The feelin1 toward Northern men Il yerr far
from brIns what Is deslrsbles but pefsons
who hnvr bccn herr t,,rn1trl, tha vror snv #
Is imnrnT,nrs Take s,,cf a fact AZ th;s a.
! illustrative Of affairs. T1e rar;ons lines nf
Wv VII: s,s.an,ar. cre or eon-s. I,s1,at "a
wh.,1,v " IN msri ~ vo1,1'crn Tne1 IN NE
\ secrslI nrcnts here are SO spi1cfni that they
not only rcfnse 10 advertise In The Ken,bi}.
can pa1,cr Of the cIty, but actuallF refuse 10
! nJre the et3itor then.of as a nnrre natfer of
news. a list Of the consjrnees by each steam.
er. This IA one desrec ;ower il the sca1e Of
retel ne,rress fran nnvtj,sr1 D1se T 1--WE tais.
~ er4,o,
AI " 1poo' A.'g 'No1A1A@
James a. Sedaon, e1-tebei secretary OF
War, and a. =: MagratA, e1.reoel Governor
q Sonth Caro!lna, were released from ron
rulasn last saturday On parole, and TOOK
1he oalh OF aleeaahce. lhls was uone 81
course IN pursuance oi Orders from Inc fres1-
dcnt, ana IN answer 70 tns prayers OF numsr-
ons oooies o1 e1-cue. q cnIAens. ~ ne M5hs
treason odaous! Wa @ Gor. r.. -nae.as9; 1;,e3 91 n5e.
OF character du7ng MS GoDhnemens, ano nag
lately been worrying all his former friends
WIN arpcals 70 90 sonetntng 70 gel 1in
onl OF PRISON. one o. M imPortunate let-
lefs Aas' -, aoaao us Mns lnso Sol5nsIn 3,,n
papers; Another o. sttil more whining
character was read n my nearing yeslefdasy
morning, ana cer1aln phrases from sllil
anotne5 QUE were seciscu u. 4ns sahis tnnes
NJ. seadon nas borne tne tmpt1sonu1cnt more
~. a.. ~, - ~. ~ &l,a;s
mons a. thc hoiei were tl,ron,s1 for some
nuuts .,ltn :, MIsasnlzius niruds. Inr eA~
Seldom has gone is more than know.
r,,our nv ponppr 7oo,,ra
Tvs, rhnrs nn,cHt Tnar,hs ;sN,h,+,z !,
secret. I hayc made many jnou}r3es ahont
lin, s;nce cn1nlnr into tie s,,tr i1e was ~
@ nis hn,ne n SorhWcs,ero % Ecor,ia ~ - ~ H.
,nonth of Jriv' I ienr, Int ,isannssncd verv
sud,Jrnjr ,rhsn ), ros 1ersn,tn5 ibat a Bjs n
s.,dicrs vas m thn 1onEnuf for h;rn sinca
: then h. has Ernf hidden. Ntn wLn1n hsrs
from fine 10 tine sDoken with seemed resiy
cpoucL TO giyc information. hut hadn't much
10 Give, / satfsflel mvseu, howeyes. that he
was rnneealed sn,nrThcrr mi nonre than
: thirty nr forty rn;lcs fTo,n Macon. Twelve
days ,go n rentlrmcn In Columbus told me
That he had euccccded 10 making his escape
| from the countrr. and that a letter had been
| reerirc' IN % thai citv wv annomcins mo his @ arrival %
at Nassau. This rsnort. SO far Is relates to
the cscape, Is confirmed by q gentleman oi
| this civ. who said 10 me This morutug that
he was positive fits truth. Tie declined say.
Ing If tie fugitive is or has been in Nassau
. How he escaped the country l have not yst
: lint if vas through Texas. The naughty
!, bnlly and rrbel had not pluck enough to give
| f,imseIfun and fake his fate. but must need.
hide ike a thief aud sneak away like pick
pocket!
!, nrs-,rI+,,ox ~ sorrup,s7rnS cponafA.
Tha-a;s. o-o., doo1 ~ <r.,,t nn5 <,,fT.,,n,
, amnn~ ti,c Tcs3aents NJ Sn,,t hca.teTn Gen, Id
! | iudEe they aid not yery readily accept th,
!. situation last sp.iug. However that msy he
there is no unest}on about two facts-
! thev were despoiled Of nearly all their prop
. erty nv tile rebel army, md have made bn
Insignificant CROPS OF Nll kinds during tn
I Drescnt season. I am told Tint there arc q
e least one thousand white persons In au,
!. around Savannah alone who must live malnl,
| on CLARITY through The winter. know, too
r from couyersatinn with many Of the conycp
t f;on dsIecates from th,s section. thai fher
c ore numhers ~ snch nersons in ncarlV ali In
4 tWcntx.fivr ne thirtv nearcst connties. Got
ernmcnt cannot and should moi undertake /,
= snnnort this 1arrc class Of iuhabitants. vet
Il e{cor enonrh @ n that @ outside M aid Of some sol
n mnst 1e siyen thrsn-nid both of food an
Is clntI;np-
n 81 course this reueral destitution affect