, 1862-09-15

dier---one OF Hai1eck,s Pc1s.
CINCINNATI, Sept II, 1862,
Cincinnati deports herself creditably in the
hour of peril. There is intense feeling; but
none Of the wild, blind, disgracefu1 panic we
htiye witnessed in other threatened cities.
Ner people, indeed those Of this whole rcgi-
ncnt, both in Ohio and Indiana, display the
E*me touching heroic devotion which all the
loyal States have shown since the beginning
of the war. God grant that it may not be
s9uandered By the same folly and imbecility!
Tie shovel and the gun. Old and young. the
nlllionaire, and the poorest OF poor devils car
n The Dushet or dig in the trench side By
SHY. OF course, there are few sneak5 dra-,
90 cut OF back Kitchens, gaErets, and cellars,
Ehere they were hiding. One teuow Of the
Haser sort was actually found, in his wife's
clothes, scrpebing away at the wosh-tub. He
vas suddenly stripped Of his crinoline, and
put il one Of the German working pArii:5,
which received him with shouts OF laughter.
While all have done well, tie negroes, as
class, must bear away the palm. When MIR
7ial law vas declared, few prominent col
pred men rendered their services In a1y ca
7acity desired. As coon as it became known
thai they would be accepted, Mayor Haech's
Police commenced arres:ing them every
where, dragging them away from their houses
ard places Of business without moments
notice, shutting them up in negro pens, aud
dignity. Mr.. Hatch is charged with secession
p!oclivitles. During the receEt riots against
1te rcgroeE. the aniMus of his police vas eu-
tircly hostile to them, and many outrages
were committed upon that helpless and Qn-
Oil, uGing class,
On this occasion the same course was rar-
Eu.d. No opportunity WIS afforded the ne
*:.cts to 7clun:eer. bat they are treated as
Public enemies. They were taken over the
river, osiersibly to work upon the fortidca-
3ri
for white regiments, some of them halt
s1aryed, and all so urch abused, that it finally
caused great outcry.
When Gen. W2llaces attention was called
10 the matter, he 1eQues:c Judge WiIiam VI.
lItsson, Appointment citizen, who is related
h, marriage to President Lincoln, to take tue
w-cie matter i'll charge Judge Dickson un-
{, ,rtock TIT thank'ess task: Organized the
es ir:o teo regiments OF 800 each, made
Ii proper provision for their comfort, and
s.' them 81 WORK uTon the trenches,
Gl:ey bare accomplished more th1n any
otscr COZ Of the whole 1000 Es:n upon the
tcr::ica.icns. Th& If work has been eutireI5
yr4uatary. Ju1xe Dickson Informed them At
X outset ti1at Ill cos.lI 70 home WHO chose;
1i.,t IT l.ust f'a entirely i Labor Of love with
I'm. only oaf mGn Of I'll. whole number has
ss:.-'cd himself Of the privilege; the rest
haze d: worked, chevr:u?}y and e1iicien'lv-
Or Of the regiments is Oil ,tred by waite
t; c;i'ia.uz, ,Ee csaer by negroes. The latter
pew 90 decidedly su1,c:ior that bob reci-
n.t,.ts wi! hereafter be commanded by oni-
c,Ts & 1nt:T own race.
Icy srr ros only working, b1t drilling;
Al Il ;licy =lrtaGy 20 through some Of the SIM
I;.z nriit*ry H,cceuacats very erelitably.
Whenever they aIp"E- they are cheercd by
toIr l7aops- Last AiEnt, one Of the colorad
1'-iIle.t:, coming Oft duty for twenty-four
l" u,s, was hasli:ed in front Of the heaGquar-
1s:s, G. the Burnett 11onse, front fteed, and
E*yt three reuszg eascrs for Gen. Wallace
z.ld .tree :nore for Judge Dickson They are
1a' a1n:ed.
Gti.. Lev Wallace has removed his quarters
- le7.Egto1, aEd kea active coEnman1 Of
2l4 our forces m the Kentucky shore. G4n.
Writes order; relieving him from the com
na~d cf Cincinnati: tAti:cs tie ;na.s55nation o:
lis f4ieDds.
Heavy gursarc mounted on Mount Adam:
aEd AicELt J3lI:oE, immediately back Of ils
city.
ss.eE extern ncrizcd gunboats are plying on
thc river. Tit carry tiela-rieces aud can ruG
nr1wEcre Feiw2rn Wi,e. 1:ng aad Cairo, IS
ssTt-ai ef thelsl draw only titteuu inches o.
Vu:tT.
4 Temporary sri5Ge has bcca bailt acSSs=
It.. O7io, 10 give :,st.r factli It's for ii" pas
s::,Et Of troops thau the ttrriss afford
y: co1:-ei; vii hot he prop:r 10 describe
il dttali tie preparations 1.hicl have btea
1.:de 10! THE rtct pt.on Of the enemy. Tne
ElieS q; Cuy:1E5ton Ind Newport immediately
opposite CINCINNATI, are separated BY the
Licking River, witch is spauned by i susaon
sir1 h1idge. Tnrir sites are nearly Ieyel au:
1Wo CT three lilies back from the river H!
cc,s:c to, the t;Et1:-a range Of high hills. near
IL Parallel With il, and Commanding the en-
TRACES from :hc interior Cpou their sum
I1iiS batteries OF heavy guns are crecsel; and
IN the proper relation, towtzcrS, mics o
Allie pts have been duE, only c9aalcd N ey
art bS tlls. witch the rebels constructed 4.
Columbus and Fort DoIclsor, or these witE
W1'2h Gen. 1laieck creit up to the breast
works q Cur:utl.
~.
El al The PREPARATIONS for defense. H. ia
more GreE5y, vim and Practical business t2!el
team any other three .N1jor-Generals il tae
Wet. Not1 !thst aaduv the prevad:n5 glo ou1
1t haG inspiTtd :hc people aud the troops viii
eoi nccncs and something approaching en-
! rot know that he is dissatisfied viii
slt abrupt cEr:aillIent OF his authority
1Df lEi it is said 70 be the subject Of punyel
cu E.=i,o1Gt2ce bctveenG-n. Wright aud Iii u
Etl. AT eli events, he accepted the I'M. ri }
7tsl ion fsronp2ly AND h..s coneto VOTE wi7!
characteristic v!gor. III they assign me t
1lie cut5rf sycoEd lieutenant,' etid h., at su q
TINE as this, Will do it to the best Of m,
ability
It's unpleasant feature Is, that it is 4 nart o
flc u!it,E.l pulley 10 wara General Wlllace
Hc ranks Major-Genera! Wright, the con
3l2racT {: this department, and every othe
:.encrai u the west except Grant and M2Cler
1and. He has haG large experience in cami
anc tsttIc, and las Invariably proved j 1--we
:lnlc, successful g.ncr2l. He inspires his nl=r
with eathusia=m and never br1ngs disaste
to our arms.
Put Gen. Hallec! Lss always kept him i.
Eiibo1djnate itHsi.ioE, .lEd he is under the BAL
OF tie .'ro-sla1rry West Pointer. During tn
5ust :4outh, even Liz old division, nov Will
S'ce:e's army, WIS taken from him, and he i
7lna1e to Obtain aly active command. It i
16,liE:iug Sh:n1e that, with the enemy press
il1I ls eycryD hsre, such gcrer.1 should Lay
s,cef. srVt from active service, and employed
cas mastering officer, aud to make speeches
20 recruits. But Gen. Naslace is civilians
:t!:d ID 10? come into the army throu i
Ncst Point.
Big. Ger. 4. ~ Judah, in command 0
Gu: &c: : ACTRESS the river, was relieved from
Cut1 N5te Notwithstanding the immi
n"n1 .'ell., Old tie supreme necessity for hi
1'fi"'o' t1=1iss:c- and tberEy, he was SO tl.>
.t'c .:'"'H :si'THtt'.H as ~ bc UfteIy unit f.,
ix:Ss. :S: 1's "'' nc e'1=' noSe 'nan once 0
Gea. ,T1dah is o: the regular army, ant
stems TO DC 2 Special pet Of Gen, Halleck 5
VT l'lae. i hill upon his staff, ;ad atterwarl
q .tad OF ci'isloa before Corinth. NhrI
1.tSe:!=Cn!s occurred, he was in command 0
EAu.: Ds.LLiSuis: aud it is eaid that le will b.
1rir7ia:ei n that position. II there is an,
Gt*!Fc OF disposition to punish oli .l
misconduct, hi. condition last week, Will. il
c:1Linand ct Coyingior, is susceptible q
'7.1datt lrccf.
III spite q, Ill the extravagaut estimates Q
j., strength y. the Invaders, that have OF
2sri.a cNrry1:cy during the last week, it
Nel! kno'su here ti4at Kirby Smith had haydl
~ tHl' 1!I+n wGcn lie entered Lexington
1sT:t tn:-: arrived lure three days after Il
5tbeis occnr!. i the t. vi, even state that h
Eas lot over 1U,'hU. lie certainly had onI
TWO oattcrle: tlat lie brought FROM Tcuapsse
liz lnian1ry is poorly clad. OFT third witho1,
shots. and was indinerently ar,ncd up 10 tn
t;l:tle oi EicE1Aond. The i $50 riled mu Ike.
kaiiuItG t'om our troops. however haye sine
greatly improved Their arnlausent. Those ths
c=c-Itd from Lexington assert that the 20
aca' ais ;sle IL: 'hua::ri.:st devils thsr cy,
saw.' But a. they can now luxuri,tc ,,no
shc lat 0! tue Blue Grass region, their yoracit
las already +.1own l-ss.
Jobn No7sans brigade Of ularaudcrs h;
cs1talnly Joined Kirby Smith within the i i
atH days. Other banis are known 10 be q
1lis Naf to llt!1. Recruiting aIony seccssio
SsMlathsZtls Tor the rebel ranks Is also r
PORTED to be very LIN II in Il .rrison, Bourbo,
F3ctte, aid No'dfprd ccunties Scyer,h
itss, it is not believed in the best inform;
cucles here that Smith has now even mo
than 1850 men II his disposal Whcth
3iy con- i'd rahIc hodi-s arc TRYING to ioin hi
through Easter kentucky under Humn!,r
Marshall and Cerro Gordo Williams is not M
itlys]y kt,own here, OILY -uulor= to taa. ctrt
11"ctlEg rs.
Letter from Gen. Lee to jeff. Davis a
The Last Battles,
HEADcEARTEEs, AHMT NnRTEwEsTERS yyr
f'1AtA, HAsT!1-Lr, Sept. 3. lS6s.
Tti. 49,