New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-14
LATEST FROM GEORGIA.
Arrival Of the Arago-Morc Pence Ru'

The steamship Arago, Capt. Gadsden, from Port
ROYAL 9th inst. arrived on Friday. She brings Savan
nah dates TO the th The utmost quiet and good order
nreyailed in tho city, An extra OF The Republican OF
the 9Th has adyces 10 the effect that several counties In
Georgia have recently held elections and declared in
favor OF a return 10 the Union. Overwhelming MAORI
ties have been given is reported moreover that the
people are armng protect themselves from the seces
sionists and that bitter conflict is imminent. Gov.
Brown Is said be the principal promoter OF This move
ment Il Is furthermore stated that Gov. Brown Las
disbanded the Georgia militia, and that they have
returned 20 their homes. go 80,
As nothing Of this appears in The RePuoHedH OF inc
following day we presume II 10 uni0uhdeu'
GRAND REVIEW OF THE FIFTEENTH CORPS.
From. Tn. Savannah Republican, Jsu g.
The review of the famous old Fifteenth Corps
yesterday afternoon was s feature OF the day araei
Ing large concourse Of people, both soldiers and clti
zens in the vicinity Of Bay and south Broad SITS where
the corps was reviewed by Maj Gen. w. i. Shernan
Considerable curiosity was manifested alTo.g inc
Fifteenth Army Corps, who has just returned from
long visit North. Gen Logan lett New-ioTk on the
Arago arriving a. Port Royabyesterday.
The veterans were elatcd TO their old rommander
who has led them ably. bravely aud VIGOROUSLY
through many fierce storm OF battle. and had IL not
been on review where strict military decoTum oIDlds
nny demonstration the pcnt up enthusiasm would nave
burst forth in loud and hearty cheers OF welcome 70
their old tried commander. The day was most pro-
l ultiDgS mti display, anu llc "oS h"~
one in every respect surprising the rst review on
Gaston.st two weeks since The troops marched WIN
clock like precision each eyincing desire 70 con-
duet himself IN true soldiery manner Inc dcpoTt-
mont of an was perfect and IL is hardly necessary for
us TO repeat what the thousands OF witnesses tat
lined :he sidewalks obseryed-the excellent marching
OF the msjority Of the soldiers
There mere regiments that fled past Office where
each company as straight AZ an arrow, and the
dressing was maintained remarkably well throaehout
tie corps Each private determined TO do his share
toward making "a perfect review, and guide rlght
strictly observed. producing fine military effect
and adding lsnrels TO their reputation as wen
drilled soldiers These magnificent reviews, these
thrilling reviews who among Us VIII soon forget them
What histories written upon those ragged national
banners that to-day float nfdlly. yet riumphant!y
on the Southern brrezesi What volumes Of heroism
might be written Of each company
We beheld these really sublime military spectaces
without bordering tho absent ones the fearless
patriotic prvates whose sacrifices for country can
never be known or thoroughly appreciated We hea =
an involuntary sigh for the lusriOus deau honsahos
of whom passed from this world into eternity without
struggle and without the show Of funeral eantry but
W. repeat the touching lines;
Some " go home BY the land my boys, and some VIII 90
home by the .ra,
But the hearts thst true to their country ana ood vi"
meet At the last keveille.'
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SAVANNAH.
We understand that there is now in this city
several gentlemen representing large capnal \! tne
North. who contemplate starting the re, Na,.1na
Bank OF As soon the port OF Sav AMMAN Is
declared opered is the determination OF several OF the
largest first class commercial houses in New YORK,
Kpsf
this city Tbs Is il should be. and we are glad 20
notice that such an enterprsing class o merchants have
been far.ghtcd enough 10 perceive and Improve. the
nnumerabe adv that are offered Tor the invest
ment Of capital in Savannah. We welcome these mcr-
chants 10 our city, md trust their fondct ancpations
NAV H. speedily realized. In saying this we brt repeat
the wishes 81 the most prominent merchants OF SaSan
nah NIL of whom desire the return OF that prosperity
which once enriched them under tie protection OF the
flag Of Freedom
A soldier who attended Christ Church EpiscopaD |
writes to Tie Republican that very important part oil
the church service was emitted. viz: The Prayer Jor me
President ofe United STATE, and al in GIRL authority
and also the prayer Tor Congress- ana asks would IL
not be well for the commander Of the post TO send al
order to the Rev Mr.. CoOieyi
Tbs R,pnblican SAYS: ave will snswcr tho above
bv repcatng what Gen. Sherman is reported TO have
said when one OF these Rebel Episcopal dvlnes called
mon him Ia ascertain If he would be allowed 10 pray
,or LOFT DAVIS The General replied; fray Tor Jen |
Dayi, whv certainly lon ought 10 pray Tor MIN every
Jny Tor jeff Davis and the ID need praying for very
nrl We have heard great deal said III relation 10
Iis matter and the omission Of the prayer for the
PRECEDENT of the United States has caused considerable
romrotion among both officers and priyates as well as
loyal citizens.
ADVANCE OF CIVILIZATION.
Tn front of the Courthouse in this city there !
bo neon fr many years number Of tables which were
sed by negro brokers auction blocks FOR the display
and sale of slaves The stands have disappeared with
the advance Of civilization (ohermnns army ana nave
been used for lrcVOod - warm Abolition bodies.
Savannah Republican, 9th.
We are indebted to Purser Ely, OF the Arago, for late
Port Royal and Savannah papers.