Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-10
KRNTUCKY ITEMS.

From fhe Rowing Green ky Gs7ette Oet6l
SEmHnSu MA llorERsvHLE-On last
tuesday, IA laisIiaR county several Southern
eISo OF Zen BuckRer> forces, were in advance Of
the regiment in that vicinity, when some Union
men came upon them and demanded their sur
render and the delivery Of their guns, TO which
they consented but Just before doing so, the
Southeruers saw their advance guard and made
a n effort to escape, when they were fired upon
by the Union men, killing one instantly, severe
y, II not mOrtally, ~wOunding another, and slight
y mjUrIng the third. Two OF the Unionists were
captured and brought to this place, and are now
under guard.
CAPT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESCAPES-Capt.
John Morgan, Of Lexington, Kentucky. arrived
at the camp Of MunfOrdsville, on Monday last.
with about four hundred men; for fifty miles Of
the march, every step was attended with immi-
nent danger. The expedition passed within FIVE
miles Of Bardstown, were there were six hun
dred Federal troops; within about the same dis
lance OF New Haven, where there was an equal
number OF troops, moi over twenty miles from
the Federal encampments on NIuldrough's Hil.
Federal pickets were encountered at four points.
The march commenced at % o'clock, P. NJ, on
Saturday, and continued without stoppage, ex-
cePt for about an hour, untl II o'clock, Monday
mgEt-one-Laf the men on foot. The party
brought through about three hundred and fly
guns.
Coz. JACK ALLEN.-Cel. Jack Allen is at
the camp az Green river, having reached there
" ith near i0Ur hundred others. His regiment IS
rapidly filling. Col. Allen is widely known as
q dashiRg and brave man.
Gov. Helm -Ev-Goycmor Helm IS s%oiourn-
ing with his many friends at this place. being as
be says "a refugee from injustice Gov. Helm
has rendered much and important service to the
Sulte Of Kentucky. and his name IS identified
with the most prosperous period Of her history.
From the Louisville Journal Oct. al
RELEASE OF CAPT. ARCumR-It wiI bo re-
Numbered that Capt. J. b. Archer Of the steamer
Commercial. was arrested ON Friday last, on the
charge Of carrying cont7ahand goods. He was
at The time admitted 30 bail in 5000 for his an
pearance before the Emitted STATES Conf in this
city. Tn accused appeared Yesterday, demand
ed an examination and was honorably acquitted.
not even the shadow Of a charge being sustained
against him.
ARRESTs-Tb,r we're seven commitments 10
he city prison Yesterday OF persons charged with
aiding the southern rebellion. OF the number,
six, three of whom were Whire and three black.
were brought from Cen. R0usseau's camp ON the
Louisville and Nashville railroad.
Thos. R%carlon, a porter in the house Of J. b.
Slaughter 4 Co, was arrested on the charge Of
dealing IN contnband goods.
OFFICIAL REMOVAL or SrCTSSIoNIsFs on
THE KENTUCKY CENTRAL RALRoAD-The
ticket and freight agents of the Kentucky Cen
trail railroad, ut Cynthiana, Paris, and Lexing-
ton, viz: WEIGH, Speers, aud McChesney, have
been removed on account Of their secession pro-
~ciiyities. The mmored appointment of a Secs
si0nist of COyington TO Lexington has caused
considerable feeling IN that city, and steps have
been taken IN the event Of his appointment for
bis speedy removal.