The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-15
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AfssrnOOa Dispatches.
Miscellaneous and General News.
Governor Holden Believed 20 be
Elected.
Latest from the Rio Grande.
Stewards Dispatches 70 Minister
Adams.
Mastering Out Of Troops.
Mastering Out Of Troops.
Report OF the Secretary Of the
NaYy.

Report Of the Secretary Of the
NaYy.
CIScISNArI, Nov. IA -Governor Morton
/ appoints the IN Of December Is . dsv Of
thanksgiving in Indiana.
/ A desperate ARRAY occurred IN Avondaie,
near this city, yesterday, ia which q woman
was killed aud one man severely injured
Criao, Nov. Is.--An inspection today cf
Ten companies Of the eighth aud fiteenth Z
regiments Of Veteran Reserves, comprising /
the garrison Of this post, revealed the iscs |
l mat al The prlvatess except three, wish % I
be mustered out All the oficers, cxcopt /
one, desire 10 remain In the service.
Seven hundred and Say bales Of cotton I
have passed up for Cincinnati, tour hundred I
snd SIXTY for a. Louis, and one hundred 1
and hfiy for Cairo.
NEW foEk. Nov. ls.-The Times Wash /
ington dispatch says; Daniel Miller, mo- /
ted eonhdeaoe man, will be handed over 10 /
an officer from Ohio, 30 answer a charge OF /
sWindling the First National Bank Of spring |
feld.
Mr.. McPherson vii not enter The names 1
OF those elected 10 Congress By the late rebe. I
States, on the rolls Of The next House
The Iubunes special SAYS; Judge Tn I
deraood has condemned Gov. Wise's per 4
soual property Tor c0nfscation. his real es-
tate not being worth the iormslty.
The total SICK and wounded in the Gov
erument hospitals throughout the country is
less than 5000. Blight mouths since it was
over 100, 600.
Gen. Augur has issued an order forbiddug
the whipping of colorcd men, under any /
law Of Virginia, within the limits Of his de-
partment.
Gen. Iugraham, late Provost Marshal
General, 10 being vigorously urged for Ser /
! geant-at-Arma OF the next House.
The White population Of the District Of !
/ Columbia is 70 the black as four 10 one |
Statistics wall show two black soldiers q |
one white were raised. The whites lur- /
nished \ Use soldiers almost entirely bv I
drafting. while The blacks furnished over I
3 500, nearly all by volunteering. yet duriuE /
The wsr It was impossible for e negro % /
leave this country 10 90 North without
passport.
Gentlemen OF Intelligence Just returned /
tom the south state tkat C Is the intention
Of most Of the southern States % appropri-
ate pensions TO rebel officers and soldiers /
wounded during the rebellion. No appru-
priatiou Is 20 be made for southern Union
soldiers.
The Herald's Washington dispatch saws
We understand Hon. Preston King has r.
signed the position ofCollector of The Port
Of New YORK. Who is 10 take bis place is
not known.
Mastering out Of detachmenls Of Veteran /
Reserve Corps n the District OF Columbia I
begins to-day.
Gen Logon viii not accept the mission b. !
Japan under any circun4stanees.
W q. Conn, 81 Indiana. formerly In 1
charge Of the southweHem Indian Agency. |
is IN Washington settling his accounts.
The hcraId'a special SAYS a telegram re- |
ceiyed from GOV. Holden indicates his cleo
ton by a small msIcriiy.
A large humter 0f pad a seekers wsiiing
audience with The President to-day. wee
notified that he could net De seen for two
days.
The Herald's special says Col. Boahey.
2. M. Of transportation az city Point, dur
ING its occupation By our army, was yslier-
day commissioned Quartermaster Iu The
regular army, with the rank of Captain
He stands lorty-sixth on the list.
Gen Baker admits en- error 10 the pub
lished date Of Mrs Wirz's attempt to poison
her husband, but asserts the circumstanees
trauspired Internationally as set forth
/ He also notified Gen. Holt of the aiIair with
IN an hour Of its occurrence, and had previ-
ously informed Col. lhipmsu that iu his
/ opinion she would poison him II allowed 40
| opportunity.
The Worlds special says Gen. Steele.
/ Just returned from command on the Rio
/ Grande, had q long interview yesterday
] with The President and Secretary OF War.
He states that military operations along
l that line remain unchanged Our army
is simply oae Of observation; probably lacy
/ viii shortly be Withdrawn.
A Senator who called upon Gen. Grant
/ day or two ago demonstrated with him Cor
keeping 80 many General officers in service
unemployed. lie replied that be had, sew
] eral weeks ago, made cut list TO be mus
tered out, but they were hangiug forth IN
the War Department or some other place.
Secretary Seward yesterday completed an
impo. tant dispatch 70 our misister In Eng
land.
Large number Of volunteers and naval
officers are beng mustered Out. Forty three
assistant engineers were mustered out in
October.
NEW YoEK, Nov. I4.-No additional cases
Of cholera 90 board Of the Atlanta. Passsn-
gers on board complain much Of detention
and strict quarantine being enforced by
commissioners.
Gen. Grant family aud staff are at the
Metropolitan hotel IN this city.
| Heralds Fortress Monroe letters Of Toe
18th, says the Merrimac was beng raised
and portions Of her machinery has already
been taken out Of the hull and has been
raised clear on Of the bottom and Is now
suspended by chains.
las reported that Jeif Davis recently sid
Of Wirz, that the government need not have
gone 80 far 20 hang many worse men.
NEw YoEE, Nov. l4th-An enthusiastic
meeting waa held at G 0per Instiiats last
evening, under the aupiees Of she American
Union. Com uissiontra were organized d
aid the restoration Of The Union, UPON ths
basis Of freedom, industry, oducation and
| christian morality.
Senator Morgan IS the president Of "a,
| commission. Rev. Henry Ward Beacher
Maj Gen. Meade aud Gen Fisk's letter
from the Secretary, state that Gen. Greui
aud others were expressing their eatrs
sympathy Eith The objects Of the commis-
sioo, were read
The Worlds special says documents &C.
eompanying the report Of the Secretary Of
the Navy contain q fuii history Of the nsva
/ operations ouR she southern cost. viii
pc, charts, &c. The document viii b,
one Of unusual interest The seeretarv'
l report will be about the same AZ last YEAR
Estimates for the next fiscal wear al tbf
Department, $23, 0eo,o 900. The appropria
tious Of lsst year, which we're verv lsrgs
viii be absorbed BY The close Of IN.
I AAalAA NeAN
Nav foaE, nov. Il.-The Hartford Con
rant says . has been informed, semi oh
eiallyy that company Of Mariues from
Canada ossd into Maine for the o.,
Of arrestlng deserters. TIE men refused O
return WITH the officers. and applicst on wa
made 20 the United ststes authorities q
have them given up, which was refused
and there Uss dagger Of an outbreak. an
hsneoek's c7rPs was ordered. to rendezyou.
ia Maine. A company attached 10 Han
cocks corps IN that city, left Tor Augusta
Maine, on sEndsy evening.
| The Hartford Post says 3 company ieii
that city on sunday for Augusta, ii % ru-
mored. either b prevent the re iaas inva-
ding Canada, o. o. prevent British snldiers
cEpturing dessriers from that army Who
have hef b the United states
PuILAbELPufa, Nov. li--W ashingiou =
lane. editor OF tts Ledger. died this morn
| Jag. lie commenced his connection Eifh
n Ledger, a. reporter, twenty-eight year
since. during which period be earned au en-
v,able reputstian for constant attention D.
ihs Interests Of that iournal
Nav ToRx, Nov. i4.-G0ld opened n ff7.
I and closed az l41if.
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