The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-14
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Judgment Against SpalR.
Troubles IN Louisiana:
Gen. Fitzpatrick Appointed Min
ISleF 90 Chill
Japan Mission rendered 70 Gen.
Logan.
South Carolina and her Taxes.

PiFrsnUEe. Nov. 13.-River three feet ten
inches BY pier mark and falling.
Nav N0Eg, Nov. rs Gen. Andrew IS a
Washington for The purpose Of a settlements
/ Of accounts Of Massackusetla aqaiust ne
j general GoFornment-
/ There Is general indigestion in TIE Cow
eFnmont and diplomatic cigclei si The wan
ton attack OF Span upon Chili. The span
ish sqnadron Tor bloekade cousistng q
sevsn fsigaies represents he greatest unam-
misty Of ieeiing prevailing aneng the chill
ans,
Gov. Kahn. lust from Louisiana represents
the rccosstructive rehels here acting very
badly. In one parish they met In Convsn-
ton and established slavery BY formal
enactment and resolutions.
AT Alexandra lat week one Of the civil
courts sentenced 5 negro 20 be whipped un-
der the cid Virginia Code. Gen. Augur
promptly annUlled the sentence.
The Secretary Of War has notified The
Quartermaster General that officers Of The
veteran reserve corps mustered out under
General Orders No. l55. Who held commis-
sions March Sd, ls6S. shsll receive extra
three months pay, authorised by act of
Congress March 81, ls65
NEw NoRE, Nov. l3.--The Times Wash
ingt0n special dispatch says the appoint
meat ef Gen. klpatrick as minister % Chill
viii notresult IN the immediate supercedure
Of ths present excellent representative a.
Santiago. Hon. r.. H. Nelson Gen. Xii
patrick has three months leave of absence
10 Wait Europe. He will first visit Spain
aud probably come 70 an understanding with
she Queen As % our position with reference
10 the aggression OF 81 sin upon Chdi and
thence 70 South America, prepared 30 main
taiu the dignity Of his important mission.
Gen. John A. Logan has been rendered q
mission 70 Japan, and q q understood that
be accepts.
Among The heavy war accounts being set
tied BY the Government AZ the present ume
is that Of y. 7, Sanford, Of New York. fr
charter money Of three steamers, amount
ing % $500, GEO.
The Governor Of South Carolina addressed
a letter % the Secretary Of the Treasary
asking that the State have the privilege Of
assuming the direct tax levied By Congress,
and the same may be Paid In south Caro-
lins bonds. He alleges that the State b
much impoverished, aud cannot meet thc
TAX Immediately. No ection has been "a
ken 90 the letter BY the Secretary q she
Treasury.
Nav NonE. Nov. I3.-The Times special I
iays, Paymaster B. r. Cowan has been bra
tEAlFN nENA aAlaE AtMElAA lAW aAAIaN tAANN .
Brevet Colonel The following Paymesters |
have been brovaited Lieutenant Col0nels !
J. A. Harris. j, II. Melbourne, e.. M, Terrill |
r. s. Webb, Geo. NJ. Phelps, s. Young, r. |
A. Adams, S. g. Rogers, j. s. Thurstoa, W /
Yroomsn, jacob Sallade, Il. L. Huston, +. /
y. Hutchins.
Second Comptroller Tracy hai made De /
,isiOn in relation T. servants pag. ia the
,ase Of q soidSz transferred TO the Veteran [
Reserve Corps, agreeably TO q general order
II the Provost Marshsl General, dated April |
lsth, 1858, and subsequently mustered out.
BY general order No. lie, AdiutanL Gen
srals oihce, 1875. Application Is made for
Dalancs Of recruits bounty. The Cromp
.roller decides that be was discharged By
reason OF the close 81 the wsr, and conse
Iuently IL entitled % ths balance OF he
bounty, the same a. though he remained
with his regiment, The fact of bis being
transferred b the Vet Reserve Corps, and
discharged from that organization, not a.
'ecting his right 10 bounty 10 which he was
entitled under bis enlistment. In The ease
n Representative substitute for pcnsioncF,
not liable 10 dram, Il is held that The iormer
IS entitled 10 the same bounty az other re
,ruis enliatid It the same time and FOR q
like period Of service.