The New York herald., 1862-10-03
Our Louisville Correspondence.

BusWs T,aducer's-W Whereabouts Of tie ReJes-A Dipi.
SION Of Opinion, DC
The rapid preparations being made hero for an carly
march indicate an intention Con- Buels part TO make
q short campaign Of it. / really fear II will not be
decisive one Bragg will not fight and it is difficult to
force him to do SO. / annex the following order just
Issued by Gen. Buell. to indicate the style Of the proposed
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 46-A.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY THK One, I
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. %, 1862. I
Tue baggage OF officers be reduced strictly the
allowance authorized by regulations Frequent inspec
tions Will be made by inspectors appointed by tho division
commanders and any excess will be thrown out.
No trunks will be allowed. vasc will hold all the
wearing apparel that is necessary for any officer.
H. Whom troops ordered to move light IL win be
understood unless otherwise specially expressed, that
they will without wagons, except ambulances and
ammunition train. II ordered to move with " half bag
gage" they whl be allowed wagon each division
anu brigade headquarters; and one wagon to each reg
ment carry few necessary articles tor The officers.
In all cases the men will be expected to have in their
haversacks provisions enough to last them three days II
supply to be taken the orders will specify the
amount, and wagons will be taken TO carry them. BY
command OF Major General BUELL..
]. B. FRY, Colonel and Chief Of staff
General Buell., in justice TO his troops, ought TO make
rapid marches after the enemy and force him fight.
II he retains his position he must whip Bragg. is
less to deny that powerful clique Of republicans
here wagng against him. and great fears
tanned by his friends that he will be removed from this
command. Governor Norton Of Indiana, it is said by
excellent authority has expressed the opinion that the
good Of the demands General Bucls removal This
can hardly believe Governor Morton has been ndiscreet
eaough TO utter, though can believe that he holds that
opinion. The claims OF certain ndianabrgadiers-D
mon, and JEFF G. Davis-have been persstenty urged by
Morton (and this State quarrel has this morning resulted
in tragedy but am 10th TO think that the removal Of
Buell. has been plotted.
There is great oucry against Duels slowness, and
his whole army, well officers spoutng
their words of condemnation in public places and before
all cosses II declared that Bae has withdrawn from
the very heels OF enemy in full retreat and has de-
ectcd towards this point not to protect city securely
defended but TO give the enemy q safe retreat by the
road he came at his leisure IL is known here by few
that General Buell. had his head turned towards Bards
town EIizabethtown when the most urgent appeals
from Nelson for aid forced him to march py the salt
river road to the defence Of Louisville. Nelson
frightened and fear that the fruits of the whole
paign have been thrown away
AS soon the army be shod and clothed General
Buell. proposes moving after Bragg This viii require
several days yet, but trust TO announce forward
movement before the snd Of the week.
Nothing is heard OF an enemy IN large force near the
city The morning papers have accounts OF rebels being
in this and adjoining countess but no reliable information
can obtained headquarters in the excited state OF
affairs this morning.