New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12
Az fAsYs IN KENTUCKY.
e,<d.Laudaticn-The Military Situation
Want Of Concert Of Acsion-The Ss'"
;nu Ex,ra-session Of the Legislature
vuekuer,s ExchNngc-The Efeetion' e'c'

WANT OF Concert OF Acsion-h "e
;,,u Extra-session Of the Legislature
wueLner,s ExchHngc-Thc Election ETC.
p,om Oar Special Correspondent. ,ooo
LOUISVILLE, Aug. >, iVo|'
Selflaudston is said to be national we"hhe.S
with the people Of the United States. IL is oei''Y
practiced with prominent consistency IN ne"'"'Hy'
He who forms his opinion of Kentuckiahs i'on' We
axpressions upon men and matters III VIC P"on'
pruts Of this State must certainly cons'uoi al VIC
noble characteristics of human nature "os' iu'y anu
universally developed in this blessed region IL he
credits these authorities he will look upon kentucky
ps the land of heroes and statesmen. A kentucky
otIoer according TO them. combines all the at
,,;hn,es of a perfect warrior, and Kentucky poll
,,ean all tho public wisdom, experience, and purity
of character of the beau ideal of statesman. Wit
mess The daily showers of detectives in glor6caton
OF military and political Kentucky eminences in
The LouisrlHe Journal and other organs OF State
uride and self-suiciency But the truth is that Ken
tuckians form grand mutual admiration society.
Contrast only the PANE helplessness, confusion no
sence of leadership slowness OF action, manifested
throughout the State during the late incursion OF
Morgan with their professions, and the hoiowhess u
their selt-pufery will at once become apparent.
Even now, Kentucky still presents sorry specta'
Gle, compared with other loyal States. WORDS YET
prevail largely over deeds. Nowithstahdlhg the
extremely critical character OF the situation OF the
State, there 10 as yet nothing ike systemac organ
ization-concert of plan and execution-among the
loyal portion Of the community. Propositions with
out number have been made AID discussed, but none
as vet adopted and realized. Weeks have elspSed
since the valuable Lesson OF the Morgan yis;anons;
but should they to-day venture upon another lnva-
sion they would find the Unionists little prepared
for successful resistance as ever From present sp-
Vearances it seems probable that trusting TO provi-
dental prevention, no definite action will be taken
rs proper provision and use of tie means of de-
tense OF the until after the meeting Of the extra
session of the Legislature.
The coming &C iberations and measures OF thai,
tody will be fraught with unusual interest 10 Ken
tGsky and TO the loysl cause at large. AZ stated Ill
my last attempts will undoubtedly he made by the
Unionists OF the Wicklife stripe uided by the open
Secession sympathizers, TO oren a breach between
the Stats ana tie Administration and Congress, by
DISCUSSING the Anti-Slavery measures OF both. The
reply of the majority of the BorderStates members
10 Presidents appeal for the inauguration OF the
policy of gradual Emancipation Will surely be
brought up for Enforcement. Still, think, III view
OF ceftsn late leaders in The Journal and Democrat
OF this city, that, under the ssuary influence Of the
depredaIiOns of Rebel marauders action in regard
the stimulation Of the enllstmens of volunteers for
the old and new regiments we'll as to the draft OF
the State quota OF the militia ordered out will be
promptly taken, notwithstanding the probable pas
sage of d" auti-AboiOn' resolutions, etc. That the
mort vigorous measures for the determination Of
guerrillas and the punishment Of Rebel sympathizers
will be enacted is insured by the emptiness OF the
stables in the Blue Grass region.
the bltterest pill that could possibly be admins
tered 10 the Unionsts Of this State is the exchange
Of Buckner. No aQherent TO the Rebel cause is held
IN deeper eXeorgtion by them than the surrenderer
Of Fort DonelsOn. tie was the soul and most active
promoter Of the OIL inal Secession movement in this
ktale. Upon him tie main responsibility for tire
seduction Of thousands OF young men into the Rebel
ranks rested. There is hardly a family in the Stale
that not plunged into distress ind mourning
through bis agency. Hence, it is not 10 be won
dereJ that sentiments OF bitter vengefulneso are
entertained towards him 30 universally. "Concili-
atory measures Kentuckisns disposed TO
sdyocate, there are few Union men in this State
thai would not rejoice at seeing Backner consigned
% the gallows. In the same degree that bis hber-
kuon is source Of humiliation and DISAPPOINTMENT
TO Unioniss, 1t Is ore of citation and hope TO Rebel
sympatbzers, who know that Buckner will yet try
any means to force bis State out Of the Union.
The election passed off here yesterday very quiz
city. So as advices go from the interior, the peace
has, contrary 10 expectation. not been disturbed
any where. The most dlsioyai districts, however,
have not yet been heard from.
II csn hardly be said that order for levy Of the
militia, TO the number of three thousand, has been
received with satisfaction In THE city. Among the
conditional PTO-UDion Dabobs, mercantile and
otherwise, il has produced O sensation very much
akin 10 CONSERVATION. The disloyal elements
quite terror-stricken. A voluntary expa ration Of
these on a large scale, is looked for. Gen. Boyle
both North and South, with all the means in his
power.
Col Norton Of the 2lst Ohio, who lately gained
some notoriety by assuming the part OF an accuser
OF Gen. Mitchell is now here. The report Of lis
having been ordered under arrest is erroneous. lie
was merely relieved from duty until his exchange
could be effected. lie sul insists that he cub
stantate every charge made against Gen. Mitchell
The Journal OF this morning states, upon the
authority OF member of the court martial, that COL
Tupcheu of the lsHl llluOlg sentenced 10 be
casDered. ] knowing nothing Of the facts proved
against him, will not attempt to pronounce upon
tie Justice or injustice Of the sentence; but know
thai the Union service will lose dasbing, expert
enced officer If it should be approved by the Presi-
dent.
Several females Of some social standing have
lately been brought 10 this city under arbitrary
arrest for aiding and abetting the MOrgsnites
Gen. Boyle mas issued the following regulations
Ia relation 10 the impressment OF horses OF Rebel
sympathlZers:
GENERAL ORDERS No V-For the guidance Of officers IA
the referred herein the following order Is rnsde
In making Of horses TO mount the cavalry author
ked by the Government be raised IN Kentucky shall be
done by two c0m officers appointed by the Colonel
officer in command Of the recruiting station. The OF
the officers ass led to this duty viii be reported
TO these headquarters the receipt Of this order No private
colder non.cOmnsoned officer In any will be per-
pitted 10 axe any seizure OF horses.
H. The Ohcers appointed to make seizures will keep IN
book the OF ell persons whose horses seized with
TIE value Of each horse They will give 20 the Of the
hOrse ecelt for the and valuation thereof the
the Government depending the loyalty Of the
The officers will report TO these besdQoaes full
.stemeDt Of ell horses seized and Value OF each