The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-14
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Mexican Items.
An Important Order from Gen.
Grant.
Disposition Of Troops.
General Amnesty COuiradIeted.
General Thomas In Washington.
The FreedmeR's Bureau.
Gen. FISk'S Report.
General Humphreys, or MISSlS-
slppl, PardOned.
General Humphreys, OF MlSSlS-
Slppl, PaFdOned.

NEw YoEE. Oct. lS.-Thc usraIi's CITY -.
I Mexico correspondent. OF the gdth uif.- saws
me lmperlalisis were rejoicing over the
I removal oi President Juarc1 and his govern
{ meut from Jhihuahua t1 10 Faso. and has
I also the absurd story which has been -.r-
culated iu this country, 90 the eTret III tt
Juarez had deserted his country and rona
% santa Re in the United States steam. 2 of
I New Mexico. MaNlmihau's aihereuts. hos.
I ever, were i1rccd 81 Acknowledge tlat enc
| Republican Government was Iu muel
| better position % sustain itself. a. IN pa-1.
| than 80 chihuahua, that there would De-
much difficulty lu dIsIo3EiuE Do from thF
former place. and that 1uarcE has thers an
immense tract of country anil great re-
[ sources 90 his dispoaaL. Several small VIC
/ tories over the Republicans are claimed bv
/ the lmperiallsts. but still Euerrillgs swarm
| ON all tho highways leading cut OF the
l cspitsl, aud order seems % De no nearer
/ being established ia the country than when
/ Louis Napoleon and ALaNimiiiau commenced
/ their work Of regeneration.
NV AOEA. Oct Ia-A general order.
I dated Oct. 9th, issued by Lieutenant Gene
I raj Grant, auuouncssAn important distlibu-
/ ton Of troops, both regular and volunteers.
I All volunteer cavalry East Ofthe Nissis-it ri
[ river VIII be at once mustered out OF ser.
[ vice. All coast forts south Of FORTRESS Mon
zoe, except Forts Taylor and Jefferson. Pa.
VIII be garrisoEei hv coIorci troops. The
| requisite number Of regiments having bcsu
selected for this purpose all other cul1rei
troops viii be mustered out of service. The
I third regular artillery will garrison the
forts iu Maine, New Hampshire and Massa-
chusests. The first regular artillery wiiI be
stationed ia New York Harb0r: the fourth
regiment of artillery al Forts Delaware.
McHeury and Washington, and the iuh SO
Forts Monroe, Taylor aud Jefferson ru.
second regular artillery Is assigned Co The
P1ciGc coast. The second cavalry IS order
ed % report % General sherman, sud the
sixth regular cavalry IS ordered 90 General
Sheridan's command. The fourth regiment
regular cavalry IS assigned o. duty ou the
Canada frontier.
The Herald's Washington special SAYS the
report has IN some way guiccd currency that
the President intends granting a general
amnesty. To Is to-day c0ntradictcd by
those who have che best means Of Judging
It's truth or iaisity.
The Tribune's Washington speriai saws
the post0ihcc Department is making up e.
Gccouuts for the next Congress and 30 ap-
pears that while the mail service has been
sustained by receipts by postage during the
rebellion, she deficit, when the mail route
service in the Southern states are resumed
viii De eight millions.
hsior GENERAL Thomas. Of the Military
Division OF the Tennessee, arrived here TO-
day. He says thatno black troops are being
d.sbaudej except when their terma are
nearly out. That all are % be retained ON
the same terms aud conditions Of the white
troops. The General remains here about
ten days
The Secretary Of War has called upou
Quartcrmaster General Meirs % furnish en-
estimate Of the total cost of suztaiuiue 100
900 troops for twelve months
The following exhibits the entire number
Of sick and destitute refugees and freed
men in thIs district who have resolved "a
tons from the Government as eratuifv
during the mouth OF September last OF
the rs, 14O OF this class iu this city, $50 re-
ceiyed Government rltiUus. OF tho COS on
Government farms iu Maryland, O. are su..
tanned By Che bureau; of l,u,Uof Che freed.
mems village on Arlington Usirhfs. M re.
ceiyed ratIousi gud OF the 5000 .u AI.s.
gudria county, Virginia, % ave- sustained ly
the Government
NO ratious are issued the freedmen of
L0udou aud FairiaZ e1uutas, which con.
tain respectively 1000 and 900 co.Jrei u
hnbitauu.
As several journals have given currency
20 the report that much larger number o.
Freedmen are supported by the Govern
meut in this city, and that they arc reuer.
ally udoieut and worthless. the above ,.f
rial statement win bc o. sufficient rtfutat 90.
There are bon some instances NOR. ratara
than the number quoted ISSUED .a thc freed
men, but iu an such eases they are given
ru part payment of labor rendered che GOV
eminent, aui not a3 a grltuity.
Toe Zines Warrington special Gays Con
Fisk, Commissioner of freedmen Tor che
States of keutscsy and Tennessee. under
datc oft Nashville, uct. tth, makes % very 70
tsrestiuE report on the present condition @.
the freedmen in HE department, from which
We quote. 10 shows couclsvcIy that ths
workings Of the bureau have accomplished
the most beneficial results.
lie says. Subsequent t5 my last general
report [ nave visited many important points
of the District aud brought the good uten-
tons of She Eureau % the kuoEledre oil
thousands of people, white and calored
who have had heIe-0.aee but vague mo-
tiou OF its existing object. ] ana pleased Ca
report that there IS continued improvement
10 the works ofthe Bureau, and au earnest
desire on the part OF the msiority oft the
people that our rgsucies should be ex
tended. ] have devoted myself especial y
20 the breaking mp OF all freedmen camps
refugee homes aud hospitals. i resolved @,
make a clean sweep of them before the
winter months came upon Nc, and am abb
o. this date 10 report decided progress. The
Nashville, Memphis, Presidents Island
GAINESVILLE, Louisville, Paducah, Columbia
Gallatiu, Heudersonvillc, Murireesboro
Pulaski, Tunnel Hill. and Chattauuooe.
camps. homes, aud hospitals are all closed
The great majority Of those who have beer
recipients of the Government bounty hlv,
been established in good houses ia th,
country They are 90 work Tor good waee-
The exodus from crowded Citir8 and town
has been large, and I trust chat Christine.
viii dud butlew unemployed people within
the limits of my district. The freedmen
are becoming daily better advised touChiu.
their new relations, rights and privileges
and recognize the importance OF industry
economy and the requirement of uteIli
gence. The county and municipal officer
are required % provide far their own poo
aud care for their own sick. Iu order o.
clear out my hospitals, the sick who uerl
on my hands ] ann providing for in priva.t
families, az I desired 90 close every d0a
through which cities end counties wcr
thrusuug sick and poor upon the chauue
Of Government. For the month Of septem
Der 2.959 persons were subsisted By Ga,
Government iu the State Of Tennessee. Tn
entire number have been disposed Of, aud O.
this date not ore ration Is issued by th
Freedmcn's Bureau in the State of Ten
ne.7ea.
The pardon warrsut Of Gen. Humphrey
was couHtersIgucd at the State Department
to-day, and wll De forwarded 90 Goysrus
sharkcy.
An ARRAY occurred at the Presiieut
house this evening. A man samewh1l iu
ebriated ca .led aud desired b. see the rresi
dents he was boister0us. and officer Dr10.
refused him admission up sta o.; he b-eam.
very disorierly end was put out OF Che exc
cutive mansion. when about f0y Zee