New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-17
THE WAR FOR The union.
FROM KENTUCKY.
Sssom Our Own Correspondent.

SSSom Our Own Correspondent.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. H. iSoi'
Troops are being moved rapidly into this S'a'e
from Ohio Indiana and Illinois The br1d2eS Oh '''
railroad have been repaired as far as Gree" ~
That over Green River, which 10 an IRON ONE, VIZ
doubtless, be blown up the approach OF our io'''
1Snless we can manage TO surprise Tie Teoei guam
and take possession before tbey have time u con,
x,mmo,e ,bei, design. They have alreaCy loofehed
che n;ns ~ enaratory to dropping down span OF H.
and have prepared 10 blow up portion win gun
powder. ...---.- -,
Cen. sherman has now at least twenty thousand
-, IN the various camps between this city and
Green River and reeniorct ments arrive almost daily
On Friday. the Indiana 29th, Both, and remnant Of
Abe eth. q portion Of which bad already gone into
service and the Ohio 18th, all went down the Nash
Vile Railroad. IL is understood that four more
Iodapa regiments will arrive to-day or tomorrow.
CoBnors battery of six-pounders also arrived from
Ohio yesterday, and went forward. NotwithsIand-
ING all the hightful rumJrs we have heard Of re-
endorsements 70 Buckner, don't believe be has
more than ten thousand men under his command,
perhaps not more than seven or eight thousand
effectively armed. Gen. Rousseau, who commands
The advanced Federal forces is said 20 have bs pick
xts already within Two or three miles of the enemy +
lines on Gresn River, and he is steadily advancing,
Many believe that decisive movement will be made
opon Bowling Green within a week.
considerable Numbers Of army wagons, horses, and
an,bulances have been shipped down the railroad
within the pas, few days. The railroad depot is a
soane Of constant military activity, and there is
scarcely any travel upon the road now, except by
So,,iers am told, ct Lebanon, there is quite col
:eciOn of travellers, who proceeded TO that point,
snl can neither return nor go southwark. One of
gi,n. Shermans laws which are to be enforced mex
,raDly, is that which prohibits travel acros biz
dhes. There is no regulation for which public
ne,essity called more loudly; and # he would carry
q cot in spirit, he must pay attention 10 travel by
1sy Of Henderson. The stage route from Hopkins
yi}ie TO Henderson has become unusually animated
elsroughfre, and from Henderson travellers proceed
% Louisville by steamboat. But the day before
So. She nan gave notice that no more passes would
b. granted for travel soulbward, saw Nashville
merchant here, who came by way OF Hende son.
Your correspondent, who writes IN erteas0 from
Nashville by the T. G. R., touches some very tender
piats Of fact have not the least doubt that John
eil was used as be intimaes by the cOnsprators TO
solicit the evacuation of Southern forts. The Georgia
gent eman who waited on him, was a Mr.. Bell.
John Bell knew IS well as any man living that the
policy he recommended to Mr.. Lincoln, if adopted,
would 90 further than twenty signal victories by the
COnfederates in securing their recognition by foreign
powers. His was treason wOTse than TOuceys,
because more sneakine.