The New York herald., 1862-07-15

oapa Mcheps lines and reach Nasb~nfo and Leuis-
vile ON his way homs bringing has wlfs and child with
him. and thus avoiding the consc. fpaoa act.
hey cay thai the STATE ness Montgomery has been
a eve, - %
engaging. aSns all the oitzens Of Montgomery, Guy
Fawkss with suaissent nerve for the oecastoo.
from Montgomery TO Decatur and thousands Of slaves
are q shs present time engaged upon u.
me KxNUCKY 0uERnlAa
Tho particulars Of the rebel raid ~ Tcmpkinsvils,
Monroe county Of which you have been advtsed by tee
graph have not bsen received at General Boyss head
quarters mp Tho horrnoon Az far can learn, the
ts.eggai mas ssatgtsG natter, and give you. as
orr sctly Is can. bre. s.a.ms OF the whole afiair
rho rebel cAyy consisted of two regiments, supposed
20. ts under John Morgan. Morgan, month
sncs, was engaged In raising new regiment ut
knoxville: while II was known that force was
stationed M spsrta. Il s supposed that these two
forces were 0ined and made the march into Kentucky
Their first demonstration was at Tompkinsviis wnere
they captured and killed in cold blood three conn"
MAJOR Jordan was tie commandsnt 6f III. =. ~mstsss
It.y we're surprised and grounded, ana MADE q ra
,1r ,hess two hn- . overpowersd After hatcher
taecissso- .lred and nfty men, the ROOFS marched
WI appearing there At midaish, on wsdnssday y
known. This is the last heard from tbsm. strong
has been against them from this city Troops
vile Railroad has been occupied by them entirely
Travel wii be resumed IN few days u y RESUME
h. the intention o. the rebels " destroy the
The homo guards Of Danville Eave bad severe fght
with hand of gueras, in which several were wounded
YHs u7uor rRooss IN xE,srpcxy
Brigadier General Lowell H. Rousseau has returned Ia
Louisville think the major generalship for which he
urged has failed bat is understood that he is TO
have command Of division OF three brgades which Is,
you know major generals command. II y stated
that this division is what formerly Gen. Mchels,
but Of this there s certainty Rousseau II is to b.
hoped may have It.. He some other as able man, IS
rpace Of Bues els army and the other divisions
publicly display their tempt for It, Nelson, short
time since, asked permission OF General Buell. TO put
guard Of his forco around is encampment IL Is
much demoraized and needs man of ability to reor
ganize and rediscplinc it,
Kentucky as been called upon for 900 infantry In ad
dtion the IS 900 already by her, II feared
that she could not raise this force without drafting and
it is stil doubted by some Had recruiting not been
stopped at the time it would have had more than
his additional number in the State; for this advise
carried out the very time when the por-
were relieved and ths citizens wanted vengeance In the
southwestern portions OF the State recruiting officers
unknown imagine that Ketucky viii furnish her
new levy in full The following IL the call which has been
issued for Kentucky troops.
GENERAL oRDERs-No. Ia
A, MEaDeg4STnns ns Kssrvosx yo5rSfsnss 1v ,ss,
Presaens o The unied ssns
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land Virginia, Michigan Tennessee, Missouri Ind ana
the Military Kecty has sa into
an % oIs Of
tcabie four regiments Of infantya part Of her quota
Il is enough for loyal Ksntuekans to know that their
vice thirty -four regiments two baalons and batteries
and her troops in the field have distinguished them
selves at Wildcat at Ivy Mountain at Middle Creek. at Mil
Spring, at Fort Doneison at Shiloh The battles
which her soldiers have been engaged have ell been
victorious.
othe. battles have be fought and aurels
won The rebellion has TO be put down and the national
unity and authority maintained Towards the accomplish
ment OF that great lot Kentucky part
will vindcae Ler claim be called "he Military Of the
Union
Relying the Of country the courage Of the
people, theI0 the regtmepts will
port themselves with their full complement ready
take their line Of march TO whatever point they be
required TO 60.
Special instructions recruiting will issued
without delay BY order JOHN W. FINNELL,
Adjuant General Kentucky Volunteers.
COTTON COMING In.
Cotton Is coming in quito froely in this city, but high
prices are demanded Tho traders are getting TO be
moro than usually numerous, and the farmers high
in their figures They wero asking yesterday IS
for mddling. New York merchants advise ,nsr-
chants who have been making consignmsnts New Yrk
to hold ON for better prices at that point Planters
factors hero agree that the crop generally
cotton mill at Canneton which has hong been idle has
gene into active operation within the past day two