The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12
AfternOOa Dispatches.
Fitzpatrick GeIs Leave Of Absence
Railroad sun.

NEw YoRK. November n 1-,rb. Fz.-,sl,,
sPocial SAYS Horacc greeley. Cen. KiIs.i-,'.s !
and The rebel Gen. Lonestrset ~ ~. p,
ilent yesterday. Gen. kiIpatrick i a..
defslood % have elreign nliasiaa ia. sier.
ne eeria's speciAl says he has loars =.
A9se qee Tor year, d visit Eurons.
:, " "a. = Dodge Informed the Clerk Of th.,
mouse, Yesterday, that be was prenared y
ne the ne'csasry pdpers 20 contcsl tne seat
ol 'as. brvoks- llso pages Of testimony
are already taken.
The Herald's specisl saws. a private tsl,
gram 70 the Frecdmsns bureau. from
ille prominent officer in the arniv. who -
passing doFn the Mississippl and ap White
ti1ets, says that nngro soldiers are still he-
sag Aiiied when discharged aud turned bk,h
intu the country.
ARe boats atecrowded with Yankees pros
Peeting Tor the purpose Of introduced ma.
ehinery, &c
fhe rebel General Forrest has is,l,l,-
the Alssissippi bank. and avs he slss ~.
expect the frssidsnt 10 pardon aby oai..-
q ms class, but viii leave it 10 Gengr,ss
Hnieh Will probably disiranehise them f,r-
ever put he viii 60 % Washington and trv
me eject Of money, and thus BED 1rnplish hi.
purpose ne thought noFthern radieslisn
vas dylng VIA. abe fres Of par.
Aks AoHE, Aov. al Private teleersns
rom a pfpminent gcntieman ia Afis.i,si1rI
says the srTest Of Capt Pesk, Of the Fre.
men bareau Is greatiy regretted bv Gov
humphrsgs, although be rehsssd 10 mler-
iers, Gen. Osisrhaus harnished ! rqar4 ~
me Captain but the Shsrif antieipsts4 its
afEaFRt and 50 ann irec. The Captain Is
nos IA the discharge Of his datles
General OouNay does noe seAax encour.
sslh8it et ihe spirit which animated the Z
malnrty Of the L0uisianians.
Al "a meeting of the couu,is.;o,,o,, a. !
neath yesterday, resolutions aere saiopteA I
q d!recting the eity inspectorto detail saita
oie M 1ahec 0f oficors IN his department 10 I
{ e4aIqioe the condition ef the elty i1 a sani- 4
iarg point Of view, and % report fhc-esn A I
me commissioners Of health. .If I
a commissioner hes been sppoints.l bv the /
5oVeynEent Tor abe quarsntine ho.pitaT on
sandy Heck. re =. -
A Times Washington uu.ssaee ssvs IA bvs
'eee eseertaiued that, during the war. tbs
iaFy has lost 400 men killed and sss
rounded i5,ou0 sailors and marines sfa
"a tee Io =, inclusive ofan losses on tround
''.1'iss' on the Aiasissippi and Al Charles-
On Aooile, Fort Fisdor. and Elsewhere. In
s'lei the splendid victories Of Farrseut
ue te'ier have been schievcd with les
~ 49, A--AA Aa4tN MAAIn MII nHem suffer q
I ~ q SINGLE battle By single division Of
roopt-
Ihis in part owing % the fact that the
normous rsnge Of our navy guns kept the
len out Of musket range. The whole ex
snae OF the navy since the beginning
me war includiug the construction and
ga pment OF eli rs vessels, und their rnriu-
nance, has been lees than Sg30. .o0B. 008. or
l'y aeout seven sud ons-hulf per cent. of
le national debt. Moreover, we have al
ie close Of var ships eoough 20 show for ne /
'oney spent, 20 constitute what ID brBbsbIv
better navy than thar 0f either Of the F,i- /
lpean powers. We have eUnstrurtef. since |
Sol, Two hundred aud ten vessels of war
y o. Whleo sre Of the most improved mod
% ard contain all the appliances of modern
ienslFe and defensive arts OF var.
CisclssAri. Nov. l0.--The Ohio and Mis- |
ssJppi Railroad has commenced a spit
ianst The Indiana aud Cincinnati Raiiro,d
= dsmages aruounuug b over 81 5U0od0 1
e presk1ng the eoutrnrt existing between l
le 70 roads, Whereby the lstter used tbs
aek Of The former from Cincinnsiito To Law
ucsburg.