New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11
From the Interior.

From The Savannah Republican, April l.
We have news from the interior up TO the
oath inst brought by two Union refugees who reached
this city yesterday Their accounts OF affairs IN the
interior indeed gloomy. Every man capable OF
bearing is being forced into the Rebel army ana
the mpressment OF the negroes has been commenced IN
good earnest but Shareholders manifest great deal
Of reluctance In bringing forward their slaves and IN
many cases large numbers Of slaves are seereted Inc
Slaves object TO cnisting In jeff Daviss cause, bat
while unarmed dare not shy much Detailed men IN
Government employ, and exempfs generally are 10 De
at placed in the army. In fact, every man. no
matter what sort Of exemption he may have II be "
able 10 carry gun must shoulder arms. right
face forward doublequiek, march, to the rehei OF
Gems Lee and Johnston whose present POSITIONS are
considered very precarious by the most venomoas
Rebels.
There IRE hundreds Of persons IN the middle and mp
per portions Of the State who secretly endeayong
10 make their escape from the country but the trin.
gent orders issued by the Rebel Generals against all
persons leaving the rebel lines has put stop to The ex.
odus Of all disgusted with rebel rile. Il :. -. =.
There is great suffering and destuton, which now
begins TO ntrude iDotL mansionsof the wealthy, who
by the fall Of Charleston and Wilmington, are now de-
barred from receiving supplies through the blockade
runners. Many wardrobes are Wen nigh exhausted
bt the prospect NJ rcplenshng them looks very
dubious When the 7 MON cause triumphs, and armed
resistance TO the American Government ceaseS there
will be peace and plenty and prosperity will surely FIJI.
low. Fiji that time. Rebels must look as seedy and
feel as hungry for the good things al tbs LIE d their
cause looks gloomy.
The strict surveillance ~ the Rebel Authorities
the people. particularly the poorer eiasses. has nt'
dated great many from attempting 10 reacf our lines
and were II not for this brutal tyranny which c'rpes
innocent people 10 endure the grievances and hardships
due traitors alone hundreds 81 old men, women and
children would fee 70 lines for food aud protection.
Oar informans tell that il Is utterly Impossible 10
the miseries II the poor people and the dan
gerous state OF society generally.
Provisions Of adj kinds becoming very scarce. and
prices continue TO go up and Confederate mopy to go
dorr. One dollar IN gold will buy seventy IN Coined,
crate trash Greenbacks command thirty FOR one aud
were still advancing.
Our nts were overhanled few miles from tho
city by ofHbeelers c..saIroas Copfederat.s and
robbed OF all they Possessed except $40 IN Rebel shin
lastors which the bandits did not deem worth taking
but chnckled with considerable satisfaction when they
received $40 In gree backs Ihe thieves were not
content with stripping the refugees Of part of their
clothing. but they oonhsested mule and wagon and
finished their dcprcdhons by very fudely rOpbng both
A great mary people entertain strong hopes that at
the October election for nfiatcry ofthc Iegisatnrc
the issno vii then BE- made before the psope OF Gun
srnc,on and the friends of the Union confident of
glorious triumph. The people desre IT, and the psope
intend 20 force the issue upon the Government Jer
Davis 10 the contrary notwithstanding. We say God
speed them In the good WORK, and We only regret our
to-day 10 give them that hearty assurancc they
richly deserve OF the warm Pstby wbSh burns IN
every LOYAL bosom Of their success. We feel certifn
that Georgia will, before many months pass away ABB
rogae the ordinance cf secession and retmn 10 her
allegiance a rcpentaDt State.
let Georgia. the great Empire Stale " The South.
speedily arise and take a broad and comprehensive
view OF this matter and throwing of the shncke. which
now oter her progrsss retarn oice more anu crsEer
10 the folds Of this glorious Union which gave Der pres
tee and great ness Her example viii he followed by
other febcous States one after another all ANXIOUS TO
INK their destines With that Of the great And ,eisso
mile American Repuhhc, until the stars ana stripes
Will once more bn uniurcd 70 the breeze which shall
autier the sails OF American commerce and sgb through
the fertile valleys of united confederation Of States
under Government and one nag. ..H.l -