The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-25
OUR LOUISVILLE CORRESPONDENCE,

LousyILE, ny. y OCT. y, 1861.
Ayritai Of German from he E1a,eme So,stA-Wha: lie
Saw and Heard is ACKNOWLEDGMENT froalise t.,
he Retct oeauaen-lsebel Troops 10 te W.tasa,c.
from Ae,stachy-Distuss and Uneasizcss a: CAar'etA
and AbitYhe Pei pit Rgt,s Spcas their 5.;ssINeao
Orleans IN q Stale o. Cans dm Ala M Dc.
German gant.enan, this city, has just re-
LIS citiaens!i he enabled to obtain German pass
port and icsors Of credit to tho agents the south Of
the German government lie visited Kchuond, I4lules
ton Mobile and Now Orleans, ana saw and Lciri many
interesting things which he intends, undc staad,
maze pu1lic through the columns OF tho papers
horc. give you tho most Interesting Of the may
sircs Of his narrative-
Ho was In Richmond tho time Of tho visit OF Gen.
BucSncr and his AdJutant, Alexander Cassidy Tho gen
tolnan knew them both knows tle relation winch the
Two kentucky traitors bear to each other and
of tho peculiar influence which Cassidy Loes over
i,rcAner The latter Is a man whose incrioiiy
| Of mind render hm SUBJECT to the influence
Of Cassidy superior In ali tho intercourse ed by
The two with the rebel Sovcsnl oa.c as Cassidy up
pea to have enforce las nvitto.s Ia regard TO
lucky not only on itacNar, out Oh Davis AID nis couse
Tors. IL we known here that Cassidy has og Of
the opinion. anu HAS often cssoi the convictia, that
Indiana, HIN rs lad Ohio had furnished ii. t. i $
they could rase and nothing to be feared fr III
garter 10 has also often been heard 10 say that 10 900
mSn would rs t. the standard cf rebellion when raised
III henttcky VITA these al d Ike rrles, ntat,ois Buck
ner anu his aid urged Upon ana induced The rrbes 10 ia
vaie entucky. 10 Tho credit oi lii, r, ho authorities
be it said, tiny were opiosc to The invasion 81
lucky, Jules, some such offered that
! furnished BY her Governor in the Of Mis-
souri,. Bot this fairness was tho result not Of
| any mate honesty In their hoa!ts-of that my
informant thinks they are dcvuidbut OF fer of giving
lie and courage 20 the opposition party for such part
despite The Consultation oi the iebe, government, In,
taken root amt fast sprnging into powerful develops
meht but ths opposition has no stch bass as ovo io'
the Union Or interest N the Uhion IL Is stnge cir
c,stance thai Is composed OF the most ultra o! the
dslhiohists anu Is sIroi sest and most prosperous ia
those States which have been the greatest stcScis Ter
States rights. AS tho authorities feared. the party
found strength ia the inyasn Of kentucky. u wa,
urged that tlo.c authority for such act that
there legal process by which 10 fox tho state
from is connection with the North Many bitter Thugs
have been written and said on both Sides Ihe
innucltia. presS has been enlisted the Side
Of his opaaition- lha New Orleans D6ta, Sasan.
nah Re7aGican Charleston Mercury, Richmond
| Wig aad othors have strongly condemned tha
Of tle authorities, and urged that Kentucky has en-
vrongei, and ninst DO rightcd. My Informant says
Giles whcRroyoived immediately about the throne, that
instead II pushing Oh the in kentucky, the rebo
| truoIs would he Withdrawn from Il.
Az Charleston and Mobile great distrust Is felt in the
officials, and mon and papers are finding courage ea
comparison IN conversation OF tho past prosperity il
the Union and tho present dcstiLution out OF IT. 10 not, aa
| formerly, rebuhed and condemned Men begin 10 eX-
change views freey and assertions arc made in regard to
tho ability and honesty OF the leaders which IL would
have lilo liberty utter months hence 20
remark made BY .he traveller TO south caronn, in
effect that IL was hot only improbable but mIpssblc
tina. any foreign nation should aid them OF
interfere in the quarrel, he received opy the
mud .a n,sr9ss t ), No. p ,hr. tone me ,h DS
have maze llir last grcat eort Their strength was
spent at tho FIST. III, preparations which i. v known
making at The North distress them sorey. People
coming their senses. They thought that before
this the woad be No fears hAvo been
t.Ie Of the effects Of The blockade Now enforced rigid
ly, they acknowledge to be, entails seings tcy
had net dreamed OF before Property has deprecated at
alarming rate and cannot be sold at ALL Negro pro-
perty instead q beng va1abe Us an expense they dis
to be very heavy IN the citesat Mobile S,yan-
nah aud tbariest.nthe greatest Tears prevail, and New
Orleans exists only in series OF shocks OF
fence, and hc rebels know that there those within
who viii aid the Union troops whenever they
appear. Old buildings about the city Of New Oreana
were being made points for delenceg, but i'll
tenchmons being erected. All apathy appears u
have seized upon the from which IL 10 impossible to
arouse them There a. about % m n in an ms in the
| city idle, iist!ess and lazy.
The pen,sy iv,ia Brigade arrived here yesterday II
consists OF GOO amt battery Of artillery, undei
Command OF Bglgadior General Negey.
The retreat Of Brigadier General Ward from Greens
burg to Cambcisvie is confirmed He has assumed
strong position on tho hills CanDclsylc and vii
give me rebels battle there should They advance Tina
they VIII do 50 i highly improbable. learn from TIL
gentleman from whom have quoted above that Buck
ners total ioIce VIII Tot roech 8 600 men.
ACADEMY or MUSc-Mr. Hermann closes his season a
this establishment to night with benefit which will EN-
brace large array of attractions Between the first an
second parts Of his entertainments there w be concert
In which Madame Hermann, Miss Carotta Patti and NJ,
Theodore Thomas will take part The programme will b
varied Oh this occasion from those Tho previous nights
Alr Hermann introducing several new tricks which hay
not been witnessed before There be grand oper
and Hermann Matinee tomorrow.
wArlacKs TaxArns-ssThc King Of tho Mountains, h,
is it that it is necessary to coed seats several da
| in advance