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The bridge Burners — the Federal loss at Fort Royal--Gen. Lee, &c.

Augusta, Nov. 12.
--The Savannah Republican, of this morning, states that it has been informed by a gentleman from the interior that the bridges over Chickamoga Creek were burned by discharged hands, and not by the Unionists.

A negro who escaped from Hilton Head, says that he heard some of the Federal officers say that their loss at the battle of Port Royal was fifty killed.

The Republican publishes an extract of a letter dated at St. Simons Island on the 9th inst., which says that one Federal vessel passed on the day previous, and three more on that day bound South. They had also passed Fernandina.

Gen. Lee is at present in Savannah.

There is nothing positively known of the movements of the Yankees.

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