New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23
UEEEAT OF kCkGAN'S hANbfIbn
IBsfglETB PlgDI or In l0UE IND ELF
tie MayaudeYs Completely Scattered
ON Lost CANNON End HORSES EEClfTlEEF'
Taails q Guerrilla Operations IN Indl-
a1a and kentucky,
CrNCvsA1l. Tuesday July "a,


fyht Morgan forces we've completely scattered and
i6e cannon end horses captured by Morgan at Gym
.biana were retaten so alec large portion OF
,to e.cen property. Tire Rebelt ost % billed. The
.rion loss il 20 killed.
RON The Aoui,rEie D;soeyol jas 20
We nave some good news r. last as an on'ey W
lts. wh; b hae flled our local columns Tor the iasl
three or tocr days We ger 10 IRON 1he oneers Cd
s.st Pn.s traiD from Lexington. -,
A. = clock Yesterday morning, Gen. Green Gay
smith eft Lee .pgtOn with Lou cavalry ana tw0
sieces Of Ugh. artillery for Pare. Between ana
O'Clock ne folnd Morfane forces e9camped on Gar
rst nsyiss fam in the vicinity Of Paris, fell upon
ahen suddenly and af,eF pretty severe tight Nor
San wat pat 70 fight. after losing large number
tilied, and IS captured Smiths Losses are not
stated bnt are card 70 be light.
Morgan took Tho road 20 Nin,hesteI, end Col!
Eetcalfe, With 600 cavalry, coined Gen. Smith. The
fetGeatnc column WAS holly pursued by The COM
tined foroes-'he retreat beng turned INTO fous
Inn lsthe news ae reported IN Lexington wDsh
its left, by messengers direct from the Battle
goGnd Dispatches 70 the same effect were re-
eeiYed a che city last evening
The reort Of the parsui, may Qe reported 10 M by
telegraph We sincerely trus- Gen. Smith viii sue
ese6 III cutting MoTgsns forces entirely 70 pieces
killing or capt lung The who'e bend.
y. S.-A' midnight The dispatch from Lexington,
rob'lrhed in another ool1mn, came 10 hand. IL
sOnveys no ia.eE news than that brought by The
train but vee the number of guerrillas captured
on y twelve, instead Of one hundred and afty 1T
IsDor-ed o. The train.
Ne understand ma. Gen. Boyles dispatches agree
ne man with the telegram from Lexington; but
we ehollG -hInk nero shond have beer lac rews
"a Lexington than the reporter sends
Fseu. he fr.oi~nGti domrlcrf8 "a! = Mosco,
TIN CYNFHiANA RATrIE.
We ot:an from Csp,. Wm. Glass, VINO arrived N
tbls ci.y ~ Q clock yesterday morning, tbe follow
inc narrative % the tgh. al Cyn-hiG0s:
IL Sros consisted Of sixteen men. a i2-ponnd
sapnon. caisson and ammunition, together with eight
.team re engine horses from this C:yfour Of these
horses were grsys, and belonged 20 tie No. l Bn-
g.ne; fear were bGyt, and belonged 20 the No.
Lng.De.
lie trau arrived q. Cyn.niana al ? o'clock p. H.,
end ne men were ordered b. Coi. Landrum 10 60 20
Judge terms Se3esh) 20 dnneT. After dinner
Co. j.. ordered them 70 hitch ~, and started on, 20
snow chem he positions, thoSgh nc battle was ex-
yee,.d 81 hat time. They moved GA, on what might
te termed scouting expedition. crossing the Lick
sne C-ldee On the GeOrge.cwn PIKE. Col. Landrum,
capt Glass, and Lec.. Moore were together.
Rhe0 lhey 90; abou, half mile beyond the bridge
Ow picAe.e came riding ID IN bot haste crying out
iba, Morgan was coming N force 70 attack the
Town.
Col. Landlum .hen ordered :nem 10 return: re-
9os.nC The bridge, the gan posted a; Che inter
section Of -wO streets, about coo yards from the
tldee commanding Il, The street interfering Nam
IL hs. dlstaD &C from tne bridge.
AZ Morgan alteTward tod 0lass, he commended
ihisdiviGCn jn person, with 400 men. Az they made
her appea anoc thsolGh Tho bridge Capt 6. openso
on then with ggape. Morgan replied with & brace
noWit1er. flinr shell. The hStels were held n
>Neck sbol. ffgeen Minutes.
Meantime a second diyeion q No.pans force
Ioade ~ appearance a. she heao oi PIKE street from
:su oDp0gte erection, Wheeling bis gun he fired at
rUsu lhcfo, immediately af'erwdfd opening on the
tist division again. bretty ne same time they
Iosde ther appearance npon the north, coming down
Tho nil ;nto Man street beside Camp Frazer where
fhe 3jth Ohio Col Vap1erveer, encamped when
4ht repimenJ took possession % Cynthisns). Seeing
~ fpd q tlp
1efse and save themselves, which they did each
fudin, ne bce. hiding place be could.
COMPANY oi Home G1srde, numbering .eo1.
CITY, held .he band ha, app cached from the north
II chest d Et,le while. 1hese guards were posted
IN lie Camp Frazer hilsides.
Morgan, with TWO men, sci ire 70 the depot,
large frame building, which wac burned 10 the
,Tolnd.
About three hundred Uniot. mlskets were taken
and broken over the wheels Of platform care.
largo number were piled Up near the Court-Ho1se,
aud burned among them were rifles.
~. ThOmasC. Ware father o oar City Solicitor,
"a old eli en- OF Cyn,hiana, and 6 true Union man,
Sss shot through .be bach Of the head and killed,
while fighting on Pike street. A old gray headed
nan cy :he name as Capt. Class Understood III OF
e., Thomas vas shot through The bridge Of the nose,
'aieraly, and in the breast. Hit physician stated
sh.t r NYocld recover.
From IA 20 l6 men were buried IN Deshas c0rn-
field across Licking Bridge. Twenty-Five Rebels
were killed - he s,ree.s. Seventeen Union citnene
were killed and wounded. Three OF Glass 9 men
wee missing He feels sure Of the safety Of all but
One--1o1 Barry, who was asleep n The depot when
me fsht began.
After he fight. Th17sday evening Morgan paTOled
tOo1t geo men be mad disaned, including abou. hall
<f Blly Clasa's party. Glass himself escaped, was
seers,ed--together with OtheTe-by good Union
iady. lie remained ssCre,ed until ii o'clock next
Gay the b1l,l d the men had been under guard IL
me Colrt.Ho1se al night. When they came out,
Gass though he would be looked Cpo1 &c parcied,
spd y~ntured among Them.
Morgan, be says, 10 s. gentlemsniy 0lsctguard,
With ID sc, Of thieyes foI soldiers.
When Morgan men over n 'he Gown, the Union
ladies' Of Cynfh ana seCreted and took the beet care
Of The Cincinnati zen, and all othere who were in
danger. Capt. Class - enthusiastic in Their pIase;
.nd from what he and others say Of their kindness
Cd tha. occason, they gre entitled 70 The admiration
q AZ true patriots and gallant soldiers.
ssom ,he man factory Of Gray ~ Cox they sole
wv yards Of botteTnus jesDs. IL private honses
toey helped themselves 10 whatever they took
fancy %.
Inc Cincinnati steam Fire Engine horses were
Ion mo M. GIaye s,sble, and several Of Mr..
LAR ooys stripped heir coats and ehlrs Ell upon
t"-E@ht approach and played hostler-by which
rharp ;Iicx hey deceived the thieves Mofgsn Or
oered mem 20 saddle and bride the horses and al
seIWaIo tooE possession. He seemed 20 like them
very ven aG1 tod Capt. Glass afterwsrd. that he
wished me RE Department Of Cincinnati would
sepd Rim come more.
a company OF esys-y TO the number Of City,
CAPT. Class position, conducted themselves shame.
fully, as hey BROKE and fed &, me fjrst fye.
Gel Lanlrum stood by the artillery until he firing
sessed, and then he made bic escape riding 10 Paris
a parry Of mcrgan's men, after irving The horses
shey sole ep and down The street. got Capt. GLASS;
eInnon and amused Themselves giving that a trial
by firing shells from !, over thetown fYe shells
70 hcrr1d @ noee ,hat TWO three hundred az .bose