The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-24
FUNERAL OF JOHN TYLER.
JEFF DApTs IN ATTENDANCE


Cincinnati, Jan. 93.-Yeatsrdays I.ouisvrus
JOINS says the iDstructions d Gen. Buell show
that he N fully master Of the situation.
II was arranged that Gen. Thomas should leave
Jamestown and Gen. Shoepd advance from Somer-
sei, thus hemmlng Cen zollioofer In from the
West and North some secession spy carried the
intelligence Of Gen. Thomas rnJvements ~ the
rebel camp, and Gen. Zoluos fer making forced
march Saturday Afternoon, reached Gen. Thoma4's
encafnpment early on Sunday morning.
In the meantme, Maj. Sheppard. OF the sth regi-
lars, Col. munsons brigade, the 10Th Indians Col.
Hsian's 10th Kentucky, Col. Fry's 9th Ksntuoky,
rss ss ue'l Thomas's camp after forced march
rebels, and drive them before him, until they
reached their entertainments At night.
private letter from Somerpet says that cltgana
and soldiers are struggling In loaded with trophies
Of the battle. Our bullets were sent with unerring
aim. Many ofthe rebels were shot in the forehead,
breast and stomach. The Union people here hpcked
b. the battle field in drUvea and are jubllA At the
iesult IL IN thought that Gen. Crittenden Is taken,
dirpised ~ a surgeon.
IT.. u merset correspondent Of the TINS says that
At O'Clock on Sunday morning the enemy drove
In the pckets Of the 10Th Indi Regiment station.
ed at the forks u the road, miles from Somerset,
Toe 10th were drawn up In line and novel into
the words, whtre they were met by the enemy.
600 strong, who IN stanuy opened upon them.
Gen. Thomas Immediately ordered up the 9th
Ohio, I'd mnnessta and 4th Kentucky regiments,
10 support the 10Th Indiana-the latter holding the
reinforced.
The Is, and I'd Tennessee regiments were order.
ed up on tie right wing, for the purpose out
thanking the enemy. Standards and whitmore's ar.
NIerieH, IN the meantime, Smelling the enemy in
the woOds
ANer being engaged nearly two hours, the 9th
OHIO, ID MINI espta, and 9Th Kentucky, made les
perHte bsyonet charge upon the enemy, drove them
frum the woods, completely routing and pursuing
them 90 their entertainments
Al the heat II the engagement, Capt. Kinney or
deref one recton Ofhs battery within sixty yards
Of the encmys line, and oronel deadly Hre upon
them, which added greatly the success of the dsy
Our advance arrived within sight of tho enemy's
cntrcnchmcnus one hour before dark, and opened
upon them with shot and shell. Night closing In
put Ht'p 10 further demonstrations
At daylight, the next morning, a steamboat WA
ubS'rv,'t transporting truOpa across the Cumber-
lH,d. Whitluorcs battery Of Parrutt guns wss
brought T. bear on the lnat, which in a few min
utc- afterwards Ia flames.
The lOlh Kentucky and iith Ohio we're ordered
e rwsri 10y Gen. Thomas, n advance the on
einy's broaatwurks. moving up iu lima Of battle
scaling the rncHnpmetts they found the camp On
urely drSettei, and everything when occupied 10y
TIE enemy. Houses, TENT, mules WAGONS bag
gage, cannon, ammunition and FIRE arms we're
found IN perfect preservation.
The enrmy's forces In the attack were lei 10y
Crit'udou and ZllIicuiirr, and 800 strong.
The Federal urues In the h.yht did hot cVceei
3,CuO.
GFNTRAI EFSTUCKY SEWA
Lor'sri'., Jan. % The JouRsAL learns tina,
teen. Iivrdco h,- arrested Gen. Hlndmn for burn
ing D. u-rs 1t Cave CITY and other places ON the
\ vile RI rlld It also learns, and creiits,
TIM ten. HU.ll'r 'ss resigned hiH commission.
The rrl", 1T Bowling Green suffering terribly
- money. II is rep rtei that Ten. Bucknor's
llhtIee -'s"ut Ia command, Couldu't pay colpred
woman employed 10y him, and gave her a pass
thruugh the rrlel lines As the only means lac had
OF hGuidtnr' her d,nnud.
There Hrr no further particulars from General
Thomas command.
AL Vulpt below.