, 1861-10-02


IFfon' III IoqfdSf E5.aitssaK athJs:* Il
ConassnonnFnc1 vnc1 EI1zlnai4rows,
sspt. 28-Ihe attempt of Baeknex o obtaaa
possession Of Mqldrsagh's a:5xees 11F1de A
identical with: RolkA seizure d 1H9as1naa md T.:
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indriyiDg the Union armies down the Northern 1
sioR @ Of Ills iosnaias5IePse a xish weii
r6tion Of i City Whose w1els g91in; tte ha4ae
: Of the renemJ. But i II teitaln that they T1
il never get them uatA tAxVnaon t1ln4 ao nFS f
;wArdsz- Thard b: n6fd MN i! h The a1n1J, nom
the comm2anding ofieG oi<ths Department
'down:to the Iheane64- ,b5a feeas ne M
portance Of holding fho posiaon ;:1nd they T
iihea: n ny letter rom Paaucah. ! e1plalned
how the occupation d Of that paace hy the Fed
| e1al fortes Threatened Polk's.Eear a9 hickman |
| and Columbus and. nentra0zeu, IN . great
| measure, the effects Of their seisare. In like
| manner, if among.uthe accidents md mis-.
chanoes Of .war our enemies should ever get !,
| possession of AuIdraugh'S Hill, some point
upon the Ohio below the mouth of Salt River
would have to be- selected and tToops' poured
! L: upon their rear: With bridge across the |
Ohio ut ,Bran1enhu1g, md heavy batteries I
pla1ted On the Kentucky hills there, the loss
| OF MnldrauEh's Hill might be retrieved, bnt
not until the fate Of goodly city had been
sealed. -:
CAPT. G1Bsoxs ExpEp1T1os.-Weh have CUR
usual letters from Capt. T. N. G{bson's com.
+ uand at the mouth Of Salt River. The lude-
pendent National Guards, CAPT. Sample, re.
turned from the mouth Of salt River, al which
point they had bcen encamped for the lat
Week,:in connection With other companies Of
Cur Home Guards and several companies from
Indiana, in throwing up entrenchments, build
ng stockades, and planting . battery. The
works are now neatly completed, and TIE
for the present, but Eold themselVea N 5eaaa Il
: + Eeesat any time to make gooo n.e o. sat
knowledge gatnsd en5ns aa9 az AT naa
. | them. Below ne give list Of the companies
1 which are represented at the camp On duty:
/. On the Kentucky ehore-The Hamilton
Guards, Avery Guards, Prentice Guards, Lou.
j. is1ille Guards, Capt. Calhoun's Artillery, and
the Battle Greek Guards, Captain Lutz, from
Char1estown, Indiana. Capt. Knapp,s Atil-
lery, with complete battery, assisted. by the
. New Albany ZouaTes, occupy the Opposite
shore WITH a very strong position. Both
If forces which hare been ordered to that duty.
:, A correspondent has favored us with copy
p OF the oath administered By Capt Gibson, who
is in command at West Point, which is as fol
d lows:
NJ We, the undersigned, solemn1y swear that we
will support the Of lnc Ua!ed States
It, and Of the State ofKehtucky; that re will be loyal
ny aid, zset, o. appio7e H. Infamous AID 1nhoy
NJ rebellion now being Waged against the Gnited
States snd i We Violate this oath may God vi.it
~ with his special vengeance and men held u5 "a
90 outlaws from all human sympathy.
e1. AFFAIRS IN BARREN CouKTY:-We have let
al ters from, Glasgow, Ky., to the 10Th instant
-. | from which ne learn that the Intentions q
he shape 20 may well excite the indigestion q
It's every true KentucAar. Joseph 3. Lewis, tht
llv recently defeated candidate for Congress il
,d that district, is organizing regiment Of ia
nd | faptry to be mustered into the service OF th
:ly Contt deracy on Kentucky soil
II f[Ezc1r1Na RuMoRs FROM NELSON COUNTY
nd 4 detachment Of fiye hundred men from tb
ck Tenth In6iana regfme ent left this city On satu1
~ day and proceeded at once to Bsrdstown, o.
ip- cupying the place. It fs understood that
tes @ patty Of s1x hundred rebels & we're entrenche
3s way betwesi BardstoWn aid Bloomfield, an
red1 it was 1umored LIST evening that an enG2g
'os- ment had taken place between flye hnndte
Tenth lndianiaRs and the, rebels, with VIII
NJ. result We are not informed. AzraDgemen
10y were made at once to reinforce the FEEDER
5ef7 troops. g,
AK AFFAIRS Up GREEN R1yER.-We learn by II
: Ter tIcm Evansville, Ind, that five hundr
ten troops from Tes1e Haute, Ind, have gone
are GIssn 1.e5 Ky and tazea ,Ros.s:sio4 3ss
Ton, locks sos. arg .. Iae e1Reaauoa "ss saa ~
all upon oa board the boat as they were ascen
Tha i Ing the stream by one man, WEo attempted
thss esc cape. The fire was returned, however Al
~ tbs Ttbe1 who made the assault was pierced
ents seven Minnie balls and fell dead. There :
ates many Union families in Evansville from t
lists Green river country, who have het fror, s
,t;re | preston. Everything Has quiet at ETansvl
King on Thureday, and large numbers OF troo
;tfye were arriving daily from the camp at Te
fhev Haute and various portions Of Kentucky. G
Hawking. Of Bowling Green, arrived At Era
N vile on Wednesday with three or four HI
dred men, who are making preparations
Ed expedition up Green river.
Ism DHsIHUcTIoN oF BRIDGE OYER GRE
RIVER The bridge across Green River, Oh
Bardstown and Nashville turnpike, eight ri
from ]rcra tho railroad bridge over Green Ris
} add was destroyed By the rebels On Thur1dsy Il
that The necessity which led to this destruction
part Talusb1e property Is not known, but 1t is S
,ng2y posed that the Insca1s were suddenly sci
tray with desire to commit some unnatural Q
'ould rage, ard that the bridge In question, h7v
letter no guard about 1t, offered m opportunity
rect. the indulgence Of the peculiar iapacity of
Aean, Southern Van12ls.
5 not ARRIVAL, OF pR1zosERa-The follow
lmac- petEons from the interior Of the State, !
fln5e, were charged Nith aiding the rebellion, y
than 2euge5 to ~ e5 at5 eRsnaS 9gSd
Gov charge nf f,ant. Sam1eI McKee. ffom Ce
e had Rohe1t Ia8rence. Simon Gheror. Tnoma
cless Scott, William Eme14oa, Squire Hughes
peran7 +. G. IFie. a. 6. Wood; James j. Van!
I'M as James Mnlr, Col a. c. Harris, Geo. Tip
n tne William Grubbs, and son Of Brutus ]. {
ted fo Of Boutoon county caph Iyier PLACED
con- prisoners and their guard Of tWenty~1 /
Of 1l8 giving them every attention necessary t.
use ne sure their comfort. The prisoners have
auartered At the hall Of the Board Of A
What men, Ut the. corner Of Sixth and JeHe
g buy streets, where they are carefully guarded:
II has are not advised as to their future moVem
4. IL; ;as - Mr.. Hart, who wss in the Me-
~ .eh.1 campaign With General Anderson, and sc
II JS1 ~ with bin ~ avolnnteer in the defeuc
N in+n ~ Fort Sumter, reached our city On Satu
msan ant In Capt. scotts Light Battery Compa
nv Of Coop FOR Esr1IL-Estin county nj
ish ten voting population In the ne1ghborhoc
siehths LOCO has furnished between 400 and 500 I
ed. and soldiers. -Four companies under Col.
Liter Barnes, left On Sunday, the 22d, for
he Of Robinson.
ame to REruKx or TIE HOME GuARDs.- Our
seized lant citizen toldiery who responded 20 pr
olation il to She call to arms On the 10Th inst,
ace, ne 1t vas known that our city was in dam
claimed assault from the rebel forces under Buc1
t to be command, al returned to the city on Sat
Of Con- evening, having served one day peJon
III such ten days for which they were called mi
rttnent field We are informed that 1t il theintt
did not of many Of these brave men to reorga1
desired once and offer their ee1vfces to the State
possible Government They merit our gratitud
msnded In after years Hill be remembered and be
willing | 81 tic "old defenders" Of cur city.
cruples. 7-----,
Of re A Liberal Enaltsh Opinion.
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t q can- - !ns 91Hsoull Piocal.Aelomu ~ Atay PEI.
CRAFTY Esdefsf eause nss{er tna1 esgt 70 Inc
Wiling By no means to be trusted. The langu