New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

GEORGIA - PROBABLE ARRANGEMENT OF
PARTY DIFFERENCES - THE DECAY OF
AMERICAN COMMERCE-sCARCITY OF SMALL
NOTES - REVENUE MATTERS - PERSONAL
ITEMS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSB.l
WASHINGTON, Friday, Oct. ], 1862
letter from prominent official In Georgia to Con-
gresham now here contains many facts which present
more encouraging view OF the condition Of the Repub'
can party there The quarrel which has existed seems
to be healing in proof OF which The Atlanta New Era mas
ceased attack Gov Bullock and the paper announced
as an official organ Of the Executive Col Bryant OF
Augusta expresses his belief that harmony Is established
The Democratic State Committee, which lately met at
Atlanta TO decide what policy shall be adopted
tho question Of reseatng the colored MEMBERS the
Committee is understood to have been unanimous IN
favor obeyng the dictate Of the State Supreme Court
but had not the courage express themselves owing 10
the clamorous buster OF the Ben HTombs faction III
is understood that the Republican policy will be
the Virginia opinion of Attorney Hoar as TO the
oath and State Legislature and so not require 30
party action contros taking OF the test oatn
by members OF the Georgia Legislature now regularly
elected thereto This is the original point OF difference
on the reconstruction Of the State by Gov Bullock with
the majority the party and the more conservative por
ton thereof led by Joshua HILL Alderman, Bryant Bard
and Others Judge Hoars opinion is considered as dec
slye. The other point is for the party TO demand rs
that Legislature reseat the cOlored members expelled
and this is not done at its reassembng 10
urge Congress to place the State in such condition as
will insure Justice In either the vote Of Georgia
will be secured for the Fifteenth Amendment Inc
more moderate Democrats satisfied that whlie
the decision OF their Supreme Court TO inc
effect that negro may hold office In georgia
only decaratory and not peremptoy that the Legsa
ture by directing to be made up and submitted 10
that tribunal bound itself 10 accept the decision rem
dered Taking the solution all together, 1t would seem
rs IL Georgia was nearly out OF the WOODS In many
counties of the state the condition Of affairs is still very
| Ilty1a win
y consequence OF the violence to which they nave
been victims consequence the planters are likely
TO cotton from want OF hands to gather H. In
Burke County tho disorders on the increase In 20
lumbia County several negroes have been murdereu
since early in August and attempts have been made
| to arrest the perpetrators, though some OF
| them are known. Two negroes saw another named
johnson shot, and could identify some OF the party
County there exists terrible state OF AFFAIRS
negro was murdered about the sth OF September The
next night O party Of twenty cOlcred men went to
white mans house. who was suspected of participation
in the murder They shot at him, but he escaped Next
day the whites armed themselves. and commenced mint
ing the colored throughout the county. Several
reported to have been shot and beaten one was
hung, and sixteen or more were placed In jail.
Tho Special Committee on the causes OF the decay OF
American Commerce. appointed by the House last Spring.
OF which the Hon. John Lynch Is Chairman nave post
poned the meeting until the 10th inst when they VIII as
semble In New-York. Tho American shp'Owners Asso-
/
Maine and other similar bodies have notified the
chairman OF desire to appear before the Committee
present their views, and aid the objects OF the h'esuB"
ton to the utmost The shipOwners Association nave
placed their and Secretary at the service OF the
Committee while sittDgin SewYork There iseyidenty
considerable degree OF interest aroused among the ship
owning and building interests, and the labors OF the
Committee will doubtless prove OF great value Secretary
Boutwell, has expressed. in letter 10 the shpowners
Association, his earnest wish to aid every effort 10 re-
store American commerce TO It's former Importance
Tho complaint OF the scarcity OF small noes continues
nor on,v from the West and South but from all parts OF
the country Thus far not single note OF the demon
nations S. and $40 has been received although large
amounts promised long ago The demand Tor cur
rency fast being supplied the amounts reaching nearly
900 per week The absence OF u and notes has
had 1t Is sad depressing effect on the retail trade
throughout country The first ins'ament OF these
denominations will be received next week.
The Supervisor Of Internal Revenue for the District OF
Maryland reports the Internal Revenue Bureau that
he has secured verdict in the United States Court OF
Baltimore against Rummelsman whom he had IN
dicted for running brewery and negecung to make the
entries in kept for that purpose as required by tho
Internal Revenue laws The sentence fine OF $500
and Imprisonment for one day
letter received this city from one OF the crew OF the
freate Sabine dated Lisbon Sept II, states that not
only is the story OF the mutny that vessel entirely
without foundation but there has never been the
least trouble disturbance tho ship The ere" are
perfectly satisfied and content with their officers, and
arc treated as well as the OF other vessel IN the
service
letter received here to-day from naval officer In
San Francisco says that Admiral Farragnt who build
ing a number OF dwelling houses in Vallejo, Cal' VIII
start for the east on the 5th inst
A war vessel sailed from San Francisco Maynard on
the 2st OF Sept Alaska to protect the seal fur trade
there The United States steamer Mohican returned
from Siberia on the 2is and calls at once for the South
Pacific The Pensacola dismantled as soon rs che
returned from Puget Sound.
The President has had his photograph taken on horse
back to aid the artist who Is modelling an equestrian
stautc Of the General for the Lincoln monument.
Commissioner Delano the result OF his observations
I'm during his recent tour, gives 1t as his
oppion that Gov. Gcary VIII Dc reeecteu ny heary hs
large a majority as he had before
Secretary Fish returned 10 Washington tonight Com
missioner Deano who arrived last night has resumed
his duties He will again visit Ohio to make speeches In
favor OF Hayes. - - ... -. A.,
Messrs Fish and Cresswell were not present at tho
meeting of the Cabinet to-day.
NAVAL AFFAIRs-THE STEAMER TELEGRAPH
PLAN FOR TUE INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL
EXPOSITION.
IGRNRRAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
Commander S. H. Breese has been detached from the
command OF the Cyane, and placed waiting orders
Nat detached