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ity. Let the Government act with the people. We seek no longer foreign interference with either the blockade or the war. Let England and France understand we care not how long they defer the day. On Thursday, the 3d, a new draft will be called for from Chatham county, that of the 4th ult, not having been filled to the required member. If it shall be conducted fairly and impartially few will complain. As the last stood, none but the Irish and Germans of Savannah were drafted. Gen. Walker has been extremely ill for a week past, from an attack of pneumonia, but I am glad to add that be is reported convalescent. The loss of one so well known, and whose services deserve so much honor from Georgia, would be a servere blow to the State, but Providence kindly extends protection in our need over all our heroes. Should no change take place, we trust soon to see the General again at the head of his brigade, ready to lead where "glory waits him"--the battlefield. I am in rece