The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-09
hAlHST NIELLIGBNCI
Great Rush for Currenoyin
Cincinnati.
Election Returns Of New York City.
Tie Eelootion Of Seymour Conceded.
Capture Of Rebels in Louisiana.
A Rebel Fort Destroyed.
Death Of General Richardson.
Col Ellet Made Brigadier General,
Order If the gecretary, If War
Death Of General Richardson.
Col. Ellet Made a Brigadier General,
Order Of the Secretary Of War.
General Buell. to be Court-martialed

UeneTal buell 10 De COuTL- marLlaIed.
CNcMNATI, Nov. 5.-The rush at the
customhOuse yesterday afternoon to pro-
cure the postage currency was very great,
and the excitement ran high. A com
pany OF the provost guard was sent for
TO preserve order, and were compelled TO
use the but ends of their muskets to keep
the crowd off.
The City Council yesterday took ac-
ton in the matter of small change by
appointing committee 10 adopt some
plan whereby the city may issue scrip
for the fractional part sof a dollar.
New YoRK, Nov. 5.-The full returns
of this city show the total majority for
Seymour of 31,347. The Tribune con-
cedes Seymour's election.
The ships Of war Dacotah, Vanderbilt,
and Inc are ordered TO sea Immediately
snd will probably sail to-day.
A Washington special states that the
9th Vermont regiment is to be brought
from New Orleans to some Northern port
TO recruit.
The 9th Vermont captured at Harpers
Ferry is to be Immediately exchanged.
New Orleans letters to the Herald says
Gen. Weitzel's brigade landed at Dom
aldsonyille on the 25th and went thence
to Thibadeaux where they had a slight
engagement capturing 20 rebels
Another force was sent TO attack the
rebels in the rear, under Col. Thomas,
and two iron clads and two gunboats,
under Capt Buchanan, with the 21st In
diana, which he landed at Brashear City
while the gunboats 60 to Franklin to
destroy gunboats said to be there The
rebels destroyed all produce at Donald
sonville before the arrival of Weitzel.
Com. Porter offers TO take command of
the ship Dreadnaught to chase the pirate
Alabama,
A letter from the steamer Norwich, off
Georgetown, s.. O., states that the rebel
fort was destroyed and seven rebels
killed. Contrabands state that there is
a good deal of sickness at Georgetown,
that a six-gun floating battery is being
built at Charleston, and a 10-inch thick
iron clad.
There are also four large cotton laden
steamers at Charleston waiting to run the
blockade.
A Harper's Ferry despatch to the Herr
aid states that Gen, Richardson died at
Sharpsburg on the night of sthe Sd inst.
Rebel cavalry continued. TO show them
selves in the neighbOrhood of Charles
town, and three of our piekets have been
captured.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The appoint
fment of Brigadier General has been con-
ferred on Col. Alfred w. Ellet, who dis
tinguished himself in the operations of
the ram fleet and he has been authoIi-
zed to raise volunteer brigade to serve
with the ram fleet in conjunction with
the gunboats on the Western waters.
The son Of the late Col. Charles Ellet,
who was wounded in the engagement at
Memphis, has been appointed Colonel in
the brigade.
The Secretary Of War has ordered a
military commission TO be organized to
inquire Into the conduct Of Major-Gen
eral Buell. in reference 10 his permitting
the invasion of Kentucky by General
Bragg his failure TO relieve Munford-
vile, and allowing its capture by the
enemy; his conduct during the battle Of
Perryville; his allowing the forces Of
Gen. Bragg TO escape from Kentucky
without capture or loss in attacking
them; and also his operations in Ten
nessee and Kentucky The court TO bC
held in Cincinnati.
DAYTON, o., Nov 5.--The Grand Jury
of this county have found bill OF in,
diciment against Henry NJ Brown fol
murder in the lrst degree, charging hin
in the words of the indictment will
killing Mr.. Ballmyer with deliberate anC
premeditated malice
CAIRo, Nov 2.--There has been no ar
rival from Memphis since yesterday, ant
we are consequently without news from
that quarter, other than that forwarde,
this morning.
Important movements are being mad
in General Grants army, and you ma
expect TO hear of battle momentarily
Gen. Grant with blank division of In
? army of Tennessee, has probably entir
possession Of Grand Junction to-nish
or he is fighting from there 10 Holl
2 Syringe, which is but thirty or fort
n miles distant / confidently predict ths
his headquarters will be ia the latt,
place in a week. have more whic
would be interesting TO relate, but al
D. told rhat lbs publication would be cor
uaband