New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-04
ENos RICHMOND.
GEORGIA.
AFFAIRS IN MISUNDERSTANDING OF THB BATTLE
OF BULL RUS--THE REBEL FLAG DISPLAYED-oUT-
RACES ON CoLORED PEOPLE.

AFFAIRS IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE BATTLE
OF BULL RUS-THE REBEL FLAG DISPLAYED-oUT-
RACES ON coLoRED PEOPLE.
From An Occasional Correspondent
SAVANNA Ga. July "a, 1856
For the past three weeks it has been very warm here
Int the mercury has risen above % or 9S in the
.haae cool breeze from the makes the prolonged
heat epdursble We are indebted your city for the
Asiatc cholera at Tybee in quarantine, but our
efy was never so healthy in June and July as IT has been
this year We had but 70 deaths last week which, Tor
sstv OF nearly 80, 900 inhabitants lie not bad.
The state OF feeling existing here between the whites
and colored people, and between old residents and Noh-
men is not satisfactory shoe dealer ma, IS9S
this State and Florida ventilated s ideas OF things gen
orally in spicy letter 70 Massachusetts, paper written
inMay The letter vas republished here in the lule
Aarerhser and some valorous champion OF Southern
Rtehts" went to Peabodys store with the intention
Of easing him, but z. was absent, purchasing
his letter acknowledges that the southern people had no
particular love for bankers and advises Souherners not
10 trade with them, &C., &c 1t was signed by one
who ia still Rebel" reply from who signs him.
self siIty-sixu tells "a Rebel that CaH,ng smseks
too much Of and reminds n 's sccen the
quences Of defeat the fruits OF the victory OF the past
I've years. 1t well written letter, and as yet had
received no reply The murder OF one coloed man. ana
the brutal beating Of another by two white men lone
drunk both Of whom to-day walking the streets IN
oested has exssperated the eoored people OF savannah
very much They feel that the city police do not care TO
protect them. ,,.
On Saturday the public Notified that the ennlver-
cary Of the Metropolitan Engine Company would take
place. II ia the only steam freengine III savannah Inc
bremen all turned out and il being the 2st OF July, II
generally understood among the Southern people mere
that should in reality be commentator OF the battc
Of Manassas il is called South. The hremen assem-
bled in Pulaski Monument-squaTe and played. Their
band played Southern airs and at last some ladies IN
neighborng house shook Confederate b0tfag out Of
q pindor and uaped H. while large crowd Of police in
gray uniformit looks the Confederate uniform
scarcely 70 be distinguished from thremen and others,
Rights &c.
The agent Of New-York and Savannah steamship line
sod tickets to Miss Jacobs for herself and mother who
Intended going North on the Leo last Thursday She
purchased frstclass tickets. Although she has mule
roorcd blood in her veins she was so whte that the agent
suDposed her 10 be rA person, as she rtaHJ by tne
present laws OF South Carolina and believe Of Georgia
TOO When they went board some Of the passengers
complained and although the mother is so hgt that she
would pass for white woman almost any "here they
were both put of the boat in very rough, ungentle-
manly manner, and compelled 70 remain in Savannah
Mrs. Jacobs Is very intelligent woman, well educated
and has Travelled In Europe. She is the authorcss OF
novel called Linda and with her daughter, was sent
here by the Fnends 10 establish schools and asyluns
for the colored people and having been frequent visitor
ct the houses OF such people NJ r. Willis in your State
and New-England, and having hosts Of friends with
plenty Of money 70 back her. the likely 10
the steamship company little before they ret through
with IT, Both Mrs. Jacobs and her daughter are quiet
unasspning and lady-lke in their manners and came
here as hrscas passengers IN these steamers New
York.
All these things have occurred recently to stir up bad
feelings beside the fact that the city fathers have closed
the Park 70 everybody rather than allow the coored
pie 70 enjoy IL with them.
Next Thursday there will be great procession OF col.
"o peis0ns who WI march 10 The pe Die groune short