The New York herald., 1862-10-18
Oar Cincinnati Correspondence. E.

CINCINNATI, Oct 10, lb1Z
AGa,n 0 Ksat,cty-- Norement, Of Bueii and Bray
Evacuation 1 Camp Die. Ro.<nson ty BvaOS- Rercas
Tsoa,is General Grangsr's Corps dArmse--
Cori,gtsn Gnd LerisgOn Rd.ysGd--Progres Of Re
yaiy--oprasion, in wee,n vaginia- Csserais Cor
ard Miivoy, dc.
We get but little in.ormaon from the operations Of
Buell. and Eragg IN Kentucky. What comes in l unrela
ble and in lock Of details unsatisfactory. Il sa.
gulsr that IL is so, but Is nevertheless fact. Men
who bring Information, who In every other
spcct worthy Of belief, when they conc TO detail the
movements aad operations of the enemy in their neigh
bcrh,od seem to ioss all distinct recollection OF men,
places and things, and manage so 10 mix up what
little they DO know that neither heal ncr tail DO
made Of u. Their tendency TO exaggcfac Is fearful
Squads or mcn sse into companies, and companies into
regiments urtI H rely upon the reports Of c;Gens
VIC must believe that The rebels have thousands Of
ID every town, and entire corTs dd,nes oach county
the state Tho information OF citizens from Kentucky
must BE- taken srsro sails and very large grain
that Tlcse goalloIsn well enough bit they .ot
capable OF exercising power Of observation and
consequently they unreliable. Even the officers
Of the frcss scattered abSa Kentacsy ago frcqueaiy
given hugc cxsggeration, and from sources cone
trcmendous reports " immense bodies q the enemy on
oyery hand.
could have often Allied long letters with accounts OF
any nuabcr of terrific battles skirmishes defeats and
victories had taken every sory 10 be that came in
through what might at arsi be thought reabe
but, after few hours waiting, the erapd title would
,ld I srCke and another instance be nted OF the unrc.
liability cf areiabe gontleinen.n The reliable gen
tenlp ouf bt TO travel with the robcis-tbey like him:
but we have had enough OF hui IA these parts
II uitc csrain, however that Bragg s retreang
RAPIDLY ts possible towards Fast Tennessee Ito Ger.
tanly did not stop tong at camp Ik Eobinson an en-
,eedngy strong position. where expected hs would
gvc bie! battle chosen ground and protected by ma
tura defences which aim ct insurmounisbie by m
acking raity locks now 10 though be intended fall
Ing ba,. on Crab Orchard ssutheast of Dauve where
the country iayors defensive policy aud then lac will
ght the bae Tor Tho possession of kenuosy There are
many POSITIONS there which will giec him q great
advantage over attacking party. y itsLoud prove
tree that Bragg has selscte this position the sraud bs,c
" the ,amraign VIII take place his prc 6ab, before
this appears Bue bar cnrentrats' his forces more uf
lite, srd the enemy win hardly be able t. accoslpsh
any thng by tnnis IN usa4 attempting the ierr,ril
X ule again Dno icffoIIsnee u tnat sInd ia eicgpi
for elthe SIDE the ttbes rite glad tat rglt Ut
Az e. 20 the CO. ast aad 10 not thiak ibu oar forces
Ne.T ga soIy. u
Msi,r ,Ns y q anglrs rtss dan,ss recd,tst yn.
t,i,r, yseterday ~ a. Vast ;br acyafeto lns < n
tsut ctessaiy q ~. 'ne pr. lrr y ~ bd
may say u Is a,sniy sufascr, :. 'h'p y
lie nary. v sl roOsnr co.. ~
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