, 1862-05-15

From the Louisville Journal, 18th
The train from Nashville arrived at this city
little behind time last evening, but it met
with no obstructions on the way, the pirate
Morgan having fled from the line Of the road
Passengers by Inst nights train inform US that
Morgan, will two hundred followers, made
lis advent in l.egow at four O'Clock on Sun
day morning. leaving at eight o'clock. During
his stay IN Glasgow, he paid a visit to the
bank, and avaiea himself of all the cash
on hand. Having. taken an account Of the
amount on hand, he said to the cashier, ''Poh
you haven't got as much money as I have,
But will require some krurncky money to
pay curTsnt expenses, and will be forced to
avail myself OF what Jon have On hand"
Capt Berry, the conductor OF the up-train on
Sunday, was warned By farmer Of the pras-
tnce of Morgan in the vicinity, the farmer
EtoI ping the train bv flourithing newspaper
MS IL approached- Capt, Berry concluded to
Trrertd cautiously MS far as Glasgow Junction
boHtiug Green, WIZ was on the train, pro-
ceeded to arrest every man. woman aud child
AT the Junction, to the number OF thirty per
SONS, upon the ground that, II at liberty, they
ments of the train. Morgan, with his two
hundred maranders, dined with Uncle Joe
QuigleJ, 1t Cave City, and failed to pay the
reckoning.
AroFAY UPON MT. B7ERL1aa, Kr.
The Mt Sterling WAig gives the particulars
Of the assault upon MI. Sterling on Monday
last, by about IS Or 40 cavalry belonging to
MarsAalis rebel brigade, under charge Of q
rebel captain, said by soale to be son Of Gen.
Marshall himself They marched iuto town
by the Paris pike, went to U. s. Commission
er Apperson's office. aud demanded ]. Il,
Bradshaw, late sheriff OF Powell county, VINO
that day Has On trial for sre 4son before tae
Commissioner. Bradshaw WAS taken, with l,:a
gun ano sccoutrtments, the rcbe1s gav- thteo
Cheers for jeff Davis, cursed the NstiouI
f1ag which Robt II. Mayhugh keeps all the
time duating in front OF his house, aud
1narcbed off over the Siencer road, taking
with them Altck Voris's horse. The rebels
are rendezvoused, to the number Of three OF
| fo2r hundred strong, At McCoruli"k's, some
| twenty-five uiles above Mt- Sterling, on the
| State road, for what purposes only themselves
| know. The Ph'g adds That. as soon as the
| ruade got good enough to travel, q sou dron
| of Mar-l,all's rebel cavalry proposes to take q
| tnnr through Powell, Bath, Montgomery aud
| G s7k counties.
MosGAS's EXPLOITS BEFoRH TEE LaBAxos
| BATrLR.
| We Rave already given the detalls OF the
/ rtnt of Col. Morgan bJ the Feteral forces ua-
| der Gen. Duunont at Lebanon, Tennessee The
| sbrlhy vile Tenn Aetos OF The 9th Inst, thus
| alIudes to MorEau'6 exploits befule tile il. ht !:
Our community has oeen tbrown into yrrat
excitement, since last Saturday. By the sudden
| and unsupported approlch uf this bold and dAr-
| "
| tie very centre Of the Federal nnea.
On Thursday evening Col. Morgan with hia
| Fqnadn,n attacked the wagon tEaln of Gen,
Mitchell, at or near tue town Of Pulaski, IN
Giles county, capturing sixry wagons and
about two hnudred and seventy nuaTmcd Fed
eraI troope that were being fur @arded to tnti1
respective commands from the different hos,
pitnls- Not having the means of removing o.
securing his prisoners. thry were released on
| parole, Amongst tie prisoners, we learn
| r.FA AHf1 {4RrEA nLxr
| Col Morgan aud squadron rrm&iped thai
night In the town Of Pulaski On Friday the1
moved rapidly IN the direction Of Cornersyii1e
psssipg the brick church on Richlaad anc
dining at the house of Shelby Marsh, within
one mile Of fCorncrsvfllc.
t The squadron passed through She town Q
Lewisburg about supper, where it il statet
they we're roasted, f1sted xnd supped.
4 little after dark thoy reached the village
},of Bennington, Ehere on the day before por