New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09
KENTUCKY NEWS ITEMS.
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! We give below the present organization Of the
Federal army in Kentucky:
Commander of the epartment-Brig. Gen. Robt
Anderson.
Biigadier.G eneras--w.T t. Sherman (of the army.
Tbos. l.. Crittenden, VIM. Eelson, aud ". u. Ward
ISFASTRY--1 Col Lowell II Rosseau in seYyicel,
2, Col John II. Ward; 3, Col Edward II. Hobsof;
., Col. Wade Valegas; 5, Col Thos. j. Bramlette;
6, Col. Speed S. Fry; z Col. S. 4. Girard 8, Chi.
Curan Pope; 9, Col John NJ. Harlan; TO- Col VIM.
HoskiDs II, Col. Geo. w. Anderson; II, Col. Jefe.
T. Boyle; 10, Stephen Ormsby.
CAyALRY.-l, Col. Frank Wolford; 9, Col. james
s. jackson; 8 Col Bayless.
Besides these organizations, oil Of which have
been accepted in advance come of the Coonels even
having been appointed at Washington, there ia quite
large force of loyaIists known as the Home Gaard
I'm Contamination to the State Guard, and Of
these the City of Louisville alone has 200 to SEQ
COL. WnLICH's REGIMENT.
Col; Wilhch's splendid regiment Of German troops
from Indiana arrived by the steamer n. w. Thomas
from Madison last evening. The IadtaKapoffs
Journal says il is, beyond all question the finest
regiment that has left the State, and doubts IL any
State has sent out body of volunteers their eopals
in al respects. large portion Of them are old so,
ders, aud are all picked mea, held to most rigid ds
cipliue, drilled with unremittng attention, snd
Taught by of the most thorOughfy-traiaed soldiers
in the Union. They are armed with Enfield and
Springfield rifles.
TIE STATE PRISONERS.
j. Already been 0nll f1cec tbat OF eie egntcon
STATE prisoners arrested 10 company with James B
Clay, and confined ia this ety. fourteen were
leased on Tuesday evening, after having taken the
oath Of allegiance, Mr. Cliy having given bond. for
HIS appearance at the Janrezy tenn of the United
states Court. Fifteen additional prisoners, charged
WITH aiding the rebellion, wore sent forward over
the Jetersonyile Railroad Tina morning, their final
destination seing Fort Lafayette. Their names are
NilLsm Gamble, w. h. Karney,. William Wright.
Louis Nolscraw, Griffith. K. n. Crow, Thurlow.
Mcdowell, Jos. Black, Roberts Wcclridge McFeet.
+. IL. ClaystoD, Priesty and Ed gYard Payne. Thers
yet remaining in PRISON in this city fifteen State
United States Court at as early q day a. possible.
PATRIOTISM IL BIARIOE.
The Hon. Glenn Hill, exactly the right kind Ut
man. Is raising a regiment in Marion County. His
encampment il about I1ile from Lebanon. Six
Captains ell gallant fellows. are recruiting under
him in the county Marion il determined TO surpass
Washington, bat If she does che VIII have 70 work.
The MaysriRC EagLe has numerous paragraphs
giving accounts Of the mastering Of companies from
the neighboIing counties TO the encsmpmsnt IN
Mason. The gallant Nelson viii soon find himself
in large force.
Welearn from TIE Lexington Observer and Rep0r.
ter that j. B. Grigsby, esq, Of Clarke, has been
authorized 20 raise regiment Of volunteers for tina
defense Of the State and Is rapidly filing up his reg
ment. Col Grigsby is intelligent, efficient ener
getic gallant gentleman and assisted ss he by L. G.
Webster Of Clarke rs Lieutenant Colonel, and j.
Smith Hurt ESQ.,. Of Bath, as MajOr-both admirably
fitted in every respect for the po5tiona-we predid
that the regiment will be one Of the finest in tho
State. Several Of the companies have gone int
camp al the Olympian Springs, and Col Grgsby 10
confident that ne will be ready to repoF. his regiment
fall on Monday next.