, 1861-11-23

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LoU1sT1LLE, NeE. Fl, 1861.
The st2R ot Gen. Buell. hae been announced
In tie General oraen issEed ts-day. Several
changes hsve besa made, the principal oaes
being IN tbs Adjutaat and Qntrtermaster de-
pa1tnents. Ths Staff 80 new formed II M
Hounced as follows:
CAPTAIN James ,. E1y, Aseistant Adtutaat Gsn-
Captain \. H. Mclean, Aselatant Adjutant Gen
tsptaia 0. D. Greene, Assistant Adjutant Cen
r. csp1atn M James 4 y, Wright, Assistant Adjuta1t
First Lieutenant CHARLES s. Fltzhugh, Aide Dc
FiI.t Lieutenant A. r. Rockwell, Aida d.
Colonel Tbsmas Swords, Assistant Quarterm.s.
Captain q. c. symondt, conmiiaary Of subsist-
eAee.
Surgeon Robert Murray, Medical Department,
hstor charlesT: L.rned, Pay Department
captain F. =. Prime, Corps OF Engineers.
cal Engineers.
Captains Fry, Mclean, anchl.r and Wright,
Lieutenants Fitzhugh and Rockwell, and Co.
Swords are amoRE tbs new Officers. Capt.
jenkins and Lieut.. Frank Morton, rem Ain, it
is I'll de.Etood, With Gen. Sherman, Hho BY tbs
Eay, still remains With us.
Accompanying the announcement of the
Staff, ID Al orderfrom the commanding General
to the officers OF ths Department to furnish \
ret1En Of all troops, equipped snd uzequip-
PED, all property, ordnance, msnsJs, DC, at
headquarters
TteEe General Orders arc the only samples
Of wsr literature Of which Gen. Buell. has
been guilty. We have had no proclamation,
nor were We indulged in apJ ceremonies on
his taking command. Gen. Baeil arrived hefa
on telsyed train on TRursday night of last
week Abeut $ O'Clock on Friday morning be
walked with Geu. Sherman from the Gait
House to headquarters, was introduced to the
them-" GentlemeB, have assumed the COM
m&Ld." And thus wan made the change,
which no one regrets; done, you Will admit,
In busllesE-like manner. O2e naturally e1-
hIs style Of working is Of the "&low but
fuFe" Kind. He haatens slswly. There il
no spasmodic 71goF about his efforts, but =
passive energy-a sluggish activity that
"Hosks ont its own aims and REDEEM mption."
His energy and sctlEity are invisible at the
tine Of their existence. They are seen in
prospective, and known to have existed by
their results.
Pcu1BJjysnis has been doing the polite to
her sitter Kentucky. General Negley, on the
part OF the former, ha3 been presenting flags
and iIdifipg epistlss to Gene1al Rcs.eau, WHO
excitement OF camp and in the face Of the foo
our Br'gaaiers Ghd time to be polite and
patriotic, and present hsgs and utter senti-
ments.
The complexion OF cur Congressional dele
CATION is likely to b considerably changed
in tie session about to commence. The
three traitors who diz2raced the Stats they
claimed to represent, will be expelled from
their scats, and men Of undounted 1oyaIsy-of
~ urquestionaole falthful1azs Is it is in
the nxture Of The shareholder to be
will sit in their places. I don't mean by the
above that 81 men, the shareholders ire not
Trustworthy, but 10 Important has the contra
ciarf, Whan called upsn to sink the slave or
sink the Union, are undoubtedly going to do
the latter. It may be Tint this viii not apply
te those who may be chosen to fill the places
Of BrecEiHr!dge, Powell, aud Burnett. II
eitktr Holt, Guthrie or Speed are chosen, and
know but they would SILK the slave, but the
generality of our politicians would not. Even
JOHN j. Cfittenden, III tho presentation of
such an is1us, would go ~ far at least A. to
Tssh hls hands of po1itlcs-Unisn and DIs.
union. For the places Of Breckinrldse and
Powell, OF rather the places that were theirs,
the more prominent candidates are Holt, G nth
lie and Speed. Joshua F. Bell il also spoken OF
h3 men and newspapers Of bis locality, but he
has not become prominent in tho race. The
Journal Of this city has refused heretofore to
urge the clalms OF any. onc candidate, but it il
thought will yet speak out. 1t will, 1 think,
! lAvor tEe clsim Of Mr.. Gnthrie. This gentle.
man, it will be remembered, was Frank
| Pierce's Secretary OF the Treasury, and prQmi
nent in tke Border State Convention. Mr..
f! Speed il prominent AZ Kentucky politician
| and ultra UHtoDist. The choice will doubtless
most ultra Of the Kentucky Un1onist..
t 4 member OF the lower House will doubt
less be furnished in the place OF Burnett Lu
| clan J. Anderson of May f1eld, Graves county
has announced himself 81 the Union candidate
for the United states Congress, ana viii b
or Polk Offer opposition in the shape OF sol
| diers to prevent the voting. To Mi. An6e1
son the 1st Dittrict is indebted for much Q
the qutetness that now prevails in til formerl
distracted limits. The presence Of Ge1ers
Smith at Paducah will denbtless prevent N
tsnpe1irg & "ith tho election By Polk .
Tne 44tb, 49;h, SD and 5sth Indians reg
ments are due here to-day aud to-morroH
Six Ohio and two Indiana regiments hay
been ordered here from Western Virgin1.
The ID Minnesots, o43 strong, passad thfsuk
the hottl asI write. AbatterJ Of gun1 an
2 hoWitzers from Indianapolis arrived and lei
last night Gen. McCook's body-gua1d Of 10
cavalry men passed through yesterday. tn
10th Kentucky will 60 SOUTH this 2fteruoo,
TIE 1st Kentucky German regiment is du
idle. We are expecting grand forwar
movement and are preparing for it.