, 1865-03-29
FROM PORT ROYAL. 8. C..
Arrival Of The Baltic md Collector
Draper.

From The Savannah Herald, 21st.1
The steamship Baltic arrived this morning
nom Fort Royal, bringing Collector Draper
who has been on an otIicial visit to sayannah.
There Is scarcely anything Of Importance
t:nnsplrtng in the department.
The people art suilcnly content with their
Status, and that is all. They are in the con-
dtuan of school boy whose master has
spared the rod. They have been whipped, but
not punished enough. Four years more Of
the blessings % Of rcbel rule might effect
cure. and these afe tue people for whom
Nnl,,, snsh sympathy is manifested here at the
We are indebted to Collector Draper for a
copy Of the Savannah Lcrald Of March Fl.
frtm which We make the following extracts
ARRIVAL OF DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
This morning the noble little steamboat ",
| W. Colt, arrived from Charleston, bringing to
our quiet and beautiful city throDg OF DIS
t1nguEhcd gentlemen, and such be7y of
!ovely and eli CANT ladies as have not visited
Savannah since the old, old time when ali
was peace, which non ner,ue GU luug, 50 very
| long ago.
Tie party conslsts Of about tity or sixty
people, tue gentlemen being many Of them
members OF Congress, BOTH tho upper aud
lower Honses being represented Thsrc are
also number Of ex.members of the Cabinet
and honor able gentlemen who hare held and
do hold other eminent positions, and still are
mot Congressman: The fairer half Of the
f04k} NO0etot1 VI tAE H4fE3 III lue QQuQf10lH
CunGreesmep, the daughters and nieces Of
others, and other ladies well known in the
higher circles Of Washington society. Among
them are two nfeces Of Major General ". T.
Sherman, who had very natural desirs to
behold In th: Department Of the South, on:
which he had thoroughly impressed his slgu- |
manual, the records Of his grim handiwork. |
:, The distinguished persons left Charleston |
.Sst ,s evening, and the passage was very |
"A At e Charleston the party made tour Of all
Po;nt PTnt'r1e, Fort SUMTER and Cummings
r.ra .n'; many reflections, sad and pleasant,
sele lnanleed in, as the-scenes Of the ereat
ulamA t On which The eyes Of: the whole coun-
~, anu " ne !nends OF the American Union
Ing ahe past three years, were nassed ~ .fa1t
deie were tne immensely strong works nf
Noulttie, stretching quietly aIon9 thu a1oro "
u u1der the Stars and stripes, which SO % ion1
Pc pa deaaace aa 20 our united forces by sea and
monitor fleet ha3been forced to retire. Hara
was the almost shapaless mound oE ESumtsr
lying sullen and yAnqu1shed, yet irradhted ~
the bright banner OF freedom and UnIon, -
keep its place there, hereafter. forever.
The party haTing made thorough inspec.
tion Of Charleston, returned on board tier
steamer, the r. ". Colt, and sailed last eve.
ming for this city.
AN 1H4Ed NA4AEAANs'' DfG- 1
sentiment case recently came on--for trial In
Ireland, at the Kilkenny ass'zes, before Baron
Hughes. 4 man named Patrick Doyle, who,
1t appears, has lived tor long time back By
ley5iug Kind Of black mai1 through threat
ening and cussing the people, was presented
statutes Queen Anne and George III. The
statute Of Queen Anne enacts th it ''ali Loose,
idle ysg. ants, and such as pretend to be Irish
gentlemen, and will not work, etc but wan
der abou1, demanding yictuals, and coshering
from house to house, shal1, on presentment Of
main until they shall be sent On boasd Her
Majesty's feet, or to some of Her Majesty'a
IN America, unless they find suin-
cient security to be Of good behavior" The
jury found that Doyle was an Irish gentle
fenced to find two sureties In Gl0 each for hia
prasoned for that period.