...es in their use. He thinks that even in Savannah the presence of the Federal army would be hailed with joy by a majority of the people. Savannah, like all the Southern towns through which Mr. Biddell passed, is entirely barren of business, and complaints are rife of the stagnation of trade, and the scarcity of money. --Mr. B. had the greatest difficulty in obtaining $500 in gold, although his bro...