, 1865-08-01

Although the fMt Of exemptions, tct.ila
for Special service, snd dcscrrs1s.
reached, po:a. Of m,en!ttpade, tasls
eautpnent. eau men sna tol: fab1e mofae. IL TIE fls!d.E
Of thia number the actu4l loss e1n nnlE ha ap.
proxtnate1y eetinatea: fion tae oe:l Judgment
ttr.e been able to oeta'ns the propostiora's nor.
number OF n3imed, crippled, snd Wasted forns
everywhere to he met, 50 Indicate. Nearly every
family u in nouzntng, sometime. f5E two, three.
do*n, BY road authority, at 900. Killed or
While there were perhaps 200 n Q suffering uades
Ysrous DEGREES e dstoil1,y; Ask 81 medical
10 The 1unEsr Of 1eaths IN tha southe.n army.
whleh, 1t Is e.tin %, arc moro than balanced nJ
the ravaees Of ellm,tc upon our own troope.
undout,ediy sWtTed he norti.,1y 1t she Sonts.
THE 7ebels neytr .phfed rnsp when theIs sacrifice
rcud gatn IN adVan'age. Crest az has besh the
ssesar. M The asrecarded loss Of Tho South Is
l1rRsr 'h.n ihsn that Of the North. to:ethee with
IL rational debts. Tae bonds ls.usa BY the Gun
amennt 70 b about iour tasa:spd miious srs,
which, reduced 10 orr OWL currency, Wou'd d Ftp.
recent 4 thousand mulioue: 4 iu1l record Of all
other intehtedness Of The Conftaeracy tsa. never
tsnanitniion. Hside tafs, there are st,te, nj.
nieipsl rid indiyidusl sacrifices. Que th1rd Of
The hszt tstuee Of currency Hss swept awAJ BY re
ms,nder. The 1eal and appre:iahle Losses ot the
Sou.h Day be summed up IN thsee departments !:
1T. Cot Of sEmJ I'D Wy msterih ;
e. ps. ,aeJea e property y b2s
The core. pondfnt esumaies these losses will
foot up n.re thousand three hundred millions.
ine iestto5 Cd, and half MILLION OF acrca Ia rank
Further soutb the ooma1e !. gre.:er. Through
South Csrcjtps, Georgia and part OF North C1ro-
In $ha Axthh Air1rHf Ike IN
foretf- GIN. sheds. earrs, wells Il! sterns have
ner testroyeo- MauJ farms are unlnhahitsbls.
Alabama has eudeted In the distraction OF cat
ton, rallrosd work. hops factories, iopndtles, aud
IL the cessation Of ali industry beyond the F1t7l
needs OF the people. so Of Louisiana and Mlesls-
sippl although more Fortunate tn gssttng hack tn
The feet Of cur eo1oie1s, has been prey to saT-
4ses. 1hs gueslilas were noEe dsstkucsty. than
the tnemy. Ark&nsas has been eaten ontt and
baa htt3s lex. her but asked Territory aud is 1ade
The h1osd belt Of destruction e1tendiug fsou
Chattanooga t. Savannah and thence e tho Poto-
triul empire, moi % meanon what hss been lost
elsewhere, from Ohio 10 lhc Cali
Individual suffering has also heeu very re-
pesson % sho i'd vealib. th.s 6e d noS podi.
ManJ Of them who had large credit, who lived on
incomes of thousands a year. have not enou n t.
charity of iheir le.s nnsortnnste itisnds wao we're
cree hepa.h them. They NOW appear ia 81. Johus
and N8pEng coxhiJe shoes. The loss OF kiaves u
most a.;ts1 M.ey soauE ~,a n wiSors y 30
1fa few servants who lad been left theT. Such
person. are now ntte!sl5 At loss hoT 10 live.
The country abennds With Ruld and silver coin.
Much Of Tits /. undoubtedly euned and WI! oa.y
nuke It's sppeAia1ce when ofdtf u restored. The
rotton now in the country IL belnH rautdiT CT
changed toF specie and commodities such "a are
much needed For Coarse wearing apparel. except
shoes, the South hsg lscked less, perhaps, III IN
snr suchf eite. few r-nner!es hsve sprung. up,
hat most Of The shoes are evidently Imported from
over which they RfieFe IS that the South ha5t nsi
Independence. which It might willingly have
surrendered after 1t had been obtained. 1t has
$50 lest prestige and power, 1ud tams and mama,
eopps.ed to which ii 9th rs.cr:dcss are - mere
1,aes in her estimation. All dsuRere, all ibors
| Ill hsfdehipe. snd I'll 1oss might hare beer
VAN. M% d. Ttesr soaysIsaton is !ssash. wlth vssiou:
! reasors fof their fa.lura. Among the more Intel
llRent and coneeryanrs 1t is placed on tn
tes. 5snsIs Sna pasa At; wsse sag1s
| armies hare been nade up Of htted aoldlsrs .
Europe. IL realty, they were aus'a.ue1 hy con
s,ant md ffseh promises Of .nserye1ttoa Or Ief29
foree Of many d1sappolntroen'a they havA com'
| t0 entertain deep pTeiudtee aQs!net both Govern
meute. II it be zeteryed for The United states
The aid Of the South tn zen H1il undoubtedly b
eiyen without stlrt. They bear wlth some eur
| prize, no doubt. that tho North have nut, on tht
of a lie un,on' @ E9acaessted Stories of polltica
ebsrsetet At he North have been creuaased. Tpt
opnion Of the south Is divided on tha que.ttol
| Of js1. DAVIS rnet1ts. Tbs ds1slon peesadeJ ali
re.iped S1n st hone II es otes sie % Il. bitef
est 1evi,ess * sne eaphvc Psesidsat. ao had .
continual battle to dRht With the Governors Q
of The 6tstef. Had bis rule been prolonged Till
Le1t t1ec.lcn, 1t Ii quite Likely :trong co1tes
would have a1l:ea % l'ae ground OF III, incroach
x1.tn $N II 70
ne Fiji fate of Davis. His death would Sc tbs hap
na or woad BE-
ontly ,sten 70 heaft bT nesfly ali classes.
~ The nuesf1on Of RECONSIDERATION fhs CIR
Gnaanra5nt, thrs Z, n,yss orast s,H.f
1As9 WEI. ~ tha sss,ss ktsn nh1 h.v. ~,
npa u pet 10y tn ., nIon III 81, b,ve .,;ar ehsncs
he Il % poit. Many si1ons reb,is eay they desire t
make no ~ .oe p9t, H. AZ W." ao
s5dd.Ies 3s ase f6p 1ha IKE Of giving more spsed
| o15er nesce anu law."
Gov, Vance Of North Carolina, aud Gov. Watt.
Of Alabama. were orig1nalty aSe9ahtn Ga!os =
ot1ce, Tho lua1fusado1 OF the 5tsle aovetn
msnt1 IL Of the nfet lmpo1tanee;
Representation In ne general Congress ts Mos =,
qCc,tlons ~ TO whether the STATE, indshsednes
| incurred during the rebeuton. shall 20 p1at
for Tes1s 70 oe
1
erty Is terribly Insecure. Next comes ihe qoes
ou Of negro suffrage. There !s no doubt t,t
Measure IL loofed npu9 with the nsnnst a'arI
and horror 1t the South. At pseaent they, a.
| They hEVe not JET heEdn - Gil
| til3n1sh between the psopostttoo inst neRr
hiss right to vote, AID that Is nor at to vote
yery few Of the EcEroes arc capabfe Of e1efc BID
- &c HI Me- ma ran snsI,tn II
Snnt ,nnos1bjs nav nav dnd II 10 1e1r in,e,e:
fo siye f,o1tIon Of their uecrola vota5,: Geneta
s1S III aetse 5 men ae oa bos6 sde
aofces nd iil.!ee,ius which the war maY have foi
tered, thoald be allowed 70 decay.
NAsnSa1os. ~. ot;i-aa ~ ~ ,,rs,a ~ 4a, e.
1853 FL letters veg 4nso ~ oe ~ n a.
| peepse nnu ~, "a fnn trsra rrtnrneI IL the iea
Eos moss aa saaA M A. tbat da1c Conersss nssse
!ess1 .poS+;1ne s]iunpsid letter. to pass roue
ihe mall, the RECEIVERS Of them paying doub
1atss. n.t.t 1er.fnes- ana N " ira fste Il =
70 tne poifsu fsu shsol,,teIy Teonir,av nra.nsymei
Exats ~ e..tn,et
NE te ,.. ..,,,,,.a
The Commiseionsr Of 11dtau A12irs. Conlmt
s1orer oi The General Llnd Office: snpert1t and:1
ct The SoatacIn 4tu!an nxsTIy, Nsnsta1 SopG5.a
; tentent Gen. Hsrteyt ltn, aelron and col. r.
! ket, o. Lensars-s Lent usn 10 oesst ~ tha 49, !
septe%tei. ea % 1t q near Fo.t dih.oo., tsea,y {
sstrtg lnelsa ,o6ies '1 1hnct1ws osas
"a CREEKS, eemnoles; bs. st},,.,as ,SAassM
M!eEsH5, nI5 In5,.r. 1hn ssii1 stteril ina 1rsr
a1.a4; ~ haEs fnrfa1ea tastr annnttIes st1a nths
k1ctts 81 entering Into treaties With the sebe,
s th.t ssh,stt The Ina,an Burel3 hts prints
a,v ~ Iii these tre1tes, tis understood that II
y.s aFths f,ornrl Il 10 restore friendly relaffn,
I .s.ntnre - c1,,tSnp between The Indians and Ii
n1trS Strtes. and TO secure peace On lie platn