, 1861-10-18

ana demand to be Led sgalrst the Kentucky I
Yankees, Is they te1 o1r. man, md sWeaE
vengeance On the =: :. The hate they
bear Us is represented to bio of the most ht&teE:
character. The whole Southern mind and
heart has been sehoo1ed 70 fhis: end: Betore
we whip them well we must coma to hate
them y heartily. WA1, with tnase im2oEts,'
mites the rebel leadezssdo not advance tnetf
columns, i not known, The tact that tneyoe
not, and that they hsye destroyed the bridge
argue that the staternsnts In regard g ms
to1ce are probably untrue :. i:
That battle must ersue wIshIn q fo1tnlghs'
I think the facts in the case give aesuraae@
tLat are to be heeled and prepared for' Las
free under Gen. McCook does not reaen tue
figures Famed as the force Of Generals bueh-
Fer and Ha1dee, aud It is quite prooaoAe sa*'
it islees than their actual number. Gen. NC
Cock has not more than 14.oM men under
him, though there are forces near here which
could be hastily thrown forward In the event
| Of Al approsching engagement Inc move
ments rom Gimp Dick Robinson aad the
Camp at Glasgow: aud the visit OF Gen. shef-
man to the FORMER place. are Significant OF an
| early movement from those plaess trust
| that the old story Is not to be repeated IN
| Kentuekg-that too solemn and nonratus dit
! ~ Of unequal numbers matched, and stste
| oEerrun in consequence.
There are large number OF boats OF the
largest class congregated at our WHAT as LUIS
| time, and it is argued that some movement 10
to be made soon down the river. Whether TO
reinforce eomei point below, or to follow in
| the rear Of the mississippi gunboats, l an un'
| able to state. -"
AIarge number Of brass, 6 pounder caaro1
are arriving daily atJefersonyi1le. They have
been allowed to accumulate at that point fol
I the present. know not the intention Of ths
commandment IN regard TO them. Capt. Isaa.
Scott, hear, has a=requisition s. for ,fonr o
them, he having raised an artillery company o
$50 uen and no8 being ready to 80 into camI
ICE practice. -.
The 334th Indiana Regiment, which has bee1
in camp opposite this place for several dsJE
left yesterday By boat to joir Gen. McCook'
Brigade, going by the way of Salt River, aat
marching thenceto Ellzsbethtown. The Com
nlfsary and Quartz rmaster's Departments NOW
keep the railroad busy With transporting foot
| and clothing.
Agentleman who arrived this morning from
his place Of residence, seven miles beyont
Ei!zabethtowD, reports having hesrd heay3
firing at intervals, yesterday, in the direction
Of Gze.n River bridge. The news Of IN arsil
lery fight got abroad through the streets, las
evening, and 1t is pretty generally known this
one had taken place. Gan. Sherman prohibit
ed the publication in the papers and the tcle
graphing Of the news Of sk1rmish, which h
admitted had taken Place. The facts are uu
de1stcod to be these: Finding the rebels hat
, fallen back after the destruction Of the bridg
to Rowlett's, Gen. McCook advanced his arti]
kry to TIE banks Of Green River, and hayin!
attained good poEition-was engaged yests1
day in shel1iug the headquarters and advance
, camp Of the rebels The resnlt Of the affaI
| is not known. 1t is certain, however, that n
, return Wss made to the fire, and that th
: buildings al Rorlett's Station were burned.