The New York herald., 1862-09-03
IMPORTANT FROM CUMBERLAND GAP.

General Siorxan's Com md In NO Dam
ges-Provislons for Thirty Days-soi-
dsers ON Hall NaeGons-NeSvs Of the APP
prouch OF Reinforce snen ents--LOMdOn Asc-
captured. DC, cc., &C.
Especial correspondence o the CINCINNATI Gazettel
CrnsxRl-AND Gar. August 10 1902.
Very little anxiety s manifested expressed relative
our srruundngs. We continue 70 have pretty good
evidences of heavy force In ront and at eass body
a eight thousand Ia our rear In addition 70 uie par
lies crowdng into ksnfncky sumo distance west Of oar
communications with Lexington and Cincinnati Ihs
evening we learn that ali Wagons nDd supplies
between here and hrboursviie arc safe. Largo usns
Just arrived. The enemy surround o. AID suory
Us a, sr,u for AT ieoa l.sry ddys wSA fifty tossaad
WITHOUT doing sS etcus iyUy Our batteries rue
and cfcsepcy that ali The army fed that they ready
Tor he conflict and tho opinion 70 next 10 universal
that the rcbc,s cannot bring an army ssains. our
q hi, ,ltar d sui cent s.rungth " do US much in
iry We think they after our food. the B,cSeyee
AND Coricruci btstr themselves they may wreath
ber brvws with many honors by fastening IN tins di-
t,ct,on A week. ra I'd marching nad eihciont ngnu &
wuud the retreat VI the rebels ~ our rear, and
forever ,nsi ,h s,ss, Is Nv - rro,ect the
towns aud cities of OHIO ana Kentucky " 70 rush an
army through the latter state aud on 70 tc hpe OF rai
road between Memphis, nnox,ile and ithnond Unth
that IN done sruai armies n this ngcn III always be
a prey 70 guerilla nds anu pslsh~ hack ~
LeIe al Morgan has peysi had an army hcre large
enourh 10 guard this point aud his when he should
nave d. in addt0n TO that, uvpis suicsnt 20 mircn
on Without hesit.tion 10 knoxville. Two months ago
tuis ,oOd aud woul have been tons wlb ees than au
the iJrcc reliisrs Delays are dangerous
After spending cw hours neai headquarters on Mon
ctai Ds ,ourcey brigade 10 my sstOiiishineht ovety
tent was gone. Tho regiments were undcr arns VA W
Ills mo ning that the enemy should u u tnem nap
ping Ihs brigade cncamped q v.ra miles tf9m tht
Others indeed others unde the nuz~ics ~ tue
artillery. An encainpnent remote aGd sOrrOuLded 0y
dense foliage, ani ar removed IRON The artillery, wr
no, co,ste cd safe, AID 50 The order had come Tor
removal
The reader TO understand the change, must fancy hun
scl standing the Gap loUkns no Invest to pIan Giant
h l.dred ieet below him Booze bis lace TO se's tne
mcsGcrings tho road which coine eli the supplies
md aIrn1nnn of the army. ~ MS III b. secs nht
row, wpried valley givwng K'alUsd narrower, M
yearly ket In oi the fHvmcs . the Cumberland
pni Lone Aosntaius. Access - Tad ~ lht vMey
from the saith ny " Bartpt zap" Here teneiai -
CoUreey's DU.gl e has becn pleasantly, uCalpluy and
beautifully 'usgjrd tor twn mculks. !, b. efccn.
d a. hive ihe ssny more cpnce tlatct, - Olipnn
ordefea e. tie rgs 81 The nad eaj ug no. ~. an
abnQt two ilrs W. q Nalce W. The Eaih battery. NA"n4
tho ow sring cnis n re highest poiis tn noant
range.
me reader will then looa on e. is rigi hand and
rpif cul jnte tie m,Wl.h side. iuld i. ~ Ill iHcr,
lcoltng Hpaa Ike auaty Sche GleeSsy sri,aE tne
no hern ro, ky spugs 3ud .yooo! rtvcs = "a es'ra -
Nj siies. a y II 81 moe ~ iwo mitS N1 l-sps
to if,s ground Ncc tet ,sieN Lsw cactsTeeni ~ y
ne yfeSir hrd,E tsih t Aet ~ artfs vhs H i's ~
- acsoepd ti,s o. aad fmT ~ - tte itt' cf re
mosyiG.r. al 'ha. Wa"N a..ie ta' nc .A.' "hN