, 1861-10-18

safety. His Eeg1meRt-the 80 Kentucky-ia
DOW commanded by Col. Buckley, the former
Lieut.. Colonel.
Camp Negin, the present camp Of General
McCook's Brigade, stretches for many miles
along the line Of the railroad, the advance
being this morning OF Green River, to which
point it was thrown forward during the night,
while the rear is at station fourteen miles
furthe1inorth, ,,cal1ed Upton's. The regiments |
from the four States are encamped In separate
State camps, each one Of which is 6ub-divided
into regimental camps. The 9Th Indiana Is
the only regiment separated from the regular |
eneampment of the Indiana troops, It being |
detached and having the advance. The Ken |
tucBy regiments are second in place, Colonel |
Boards cavalry regiment, in part, only, |
Of. the Indiana 9Th.
Since the advance from EizabethtoWn, ekr-
miEhes hare been frequent and Of serious
character. On Sunday last, Captain CraddocE,
Of the Sd Kentucky regiment, at the head Of
bis company, left the camp and crossed Bacon
Greek. Here he fell in with 3 company Of
r<be1s, and quite brilliant fight took place.
TIE Kentuckians have an antipathy to rebel
officers, and Sc they are generally good shots,
the rebel Captain fell, among seyeral Others.
The bodies were left On the field. On exam
irirg the body Of The rebel Captain, Craddock
discovered it to t1 that of his unc1e-his
mothers brother. This is only single In
siarce Of the maEy horrors Of waf which I
baye seen already in this State.
There is little doubt that the splendid
structure over Green River has been Destroyed
by the rebels, though this morning the report
is denied. It is Eaid, however, that a strong
fcrce vas detailed by Gen. McCook, on Sat
n1day night, to make DETECTION to the right
Of the bridge and cross the river below. The
orders given them were to make forced
march at night, and endeayor to surprise the
rebels who were guarding the bridge SO as to
cut CT their retreat and force them to fight On
| the northern side Of the river. The move
| ment was executed With great skill, but the
| rtbels were informed Of the plan, and de-
| stroyed the bridge by blowing up the piers
| which had been previously undermined fo7
the purpose of destroying it, and retreated
from their position to Row1ett's station,
where the advance is et1tioned in strong
force. The bridge destroyed was erected by
the Loufs7Ale q Nas hyaAe haliroao company
ala cost OF hah million dollars, and Wss
one OF 1Ae nnest Woke ot tne hao
IN tnis country, ana Inc largest In
1he "est ana soutn' " CROSSED 1ne sttea'a
at posnt #nere tne canks On tne no1.ne1n
sue ate aprupt oiuus' Lug on's piae1'esoie u,
ecent for miles being tWo miles above at
nup1olos'aue' l. IL presumed elias u .h'f
po;nt e5en' mc.ooh "au ao" oesoae n.s altsn
tlcp. me noitaern oinn 's 1oltana'e1y macn
Mgnef tnan tne ~" eaofe Oh 1ne son'h stos
OF the s1fea1n' ana tae to1mer ose11oeks sne
lattsr, IL nelDg le'e' piaan 1or HAp5 "ues
Inc planning OF q ie" sauea pieces On sne mgr
oinns 70 tae norm WILL commaao tae fasef 10
many nnes' anu protect 'oree !" oon@nE
pehlooas ae1oes tne e1e3a'n " LUIS e1oas1nsS
"nl1e Inc oeseens TO Tue r4ee1 Is oln 'ott, an
some"hat dsnserous, the ascent OF the south
etn eLo1e ls hct OF q 1ofmsoapie chatact=s, al
oe3ng pfo1eeteo III Inc marca' tne ascent ca
oe esshy mace
1ne fetfeat msae oy the repeis 1na7 leave
the Union army ct liberty to push on TO tn
; r;ver. The 1tl'ef given the people Of th
Green River country BY the Withdrawal Of th
!. nuWelcome presence Of the rebsls, will affor
them an opportunity to breathe and get read
Tor action. For come time to come this neigh
borbood will be paradise to recruiting cf
cers and INCOMPLETE reeimants.
, Dnubts are entertained by many of the d.
= etructiou of fhe bridge, but this conclusion
, arrived at hv fhe ronndsho1t wev which Inv;
: tales If ID aroped that with h;a force
3 % nm as ,enor+ed, With wagon. and n1entv
e anna and ennsnmenta. Rnckner !. nerract1
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