Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-28
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Special to he Cincinnati Commercial
LOUISVILLE, Oescber q Morgan, after de-
stToyiug General Woods wagon sraiu, at Coxa's
Creek, Sunday night, collected his force, fifteen
hundred strong, passel down in TIE direction Of
EEzaberhtown, crossing the Lebanon branch
road az Boston, Yesterday, p. N. Boston is five
miles from The junction, and tWolve miles from
Bar3stown, Gt the point which the Petersburg
road crosses the Lebanon branch Of tie Louis
vile and Nashville railroad.
The commander of the expedition a. Boston
announced a determination % 20 at once 60
Muufor3sville with his force. I. is known thst
party halted At Eizabethtown last night, as the
telegraph line, which they cut Monday, has been
repaired, AMI we are to-day in Communication
with Bowling Green. The rebel cavalry com
mitted 10 deyrsdsti0ns ~ El~izabeth.0wn, but
destroyed q bridge over Valley creek, two miles
beyond EGzabethtowh, lest night. The bridge
destroyed is two hundred feet in length, ten feet
in hight, and can be repaired 70 admit the
passage Of trains By Thursday.
Superiutendent Marshall has 4 strong force
employed upon timbers for the bridge, a portion
of which viii be sent down forthwith.
A train Of cars sent down from i uisvills 90
EliaabelhtUwn this morning, returned, reported
everything right on the road as far down as
Elizsbethiown. A train, under command O..
CAPTAIN Fisk Henry left Louisville yesterday
for Bowling Green, and arrived there safely.
Returning, it came up as far rs Eliza5etht0wn,
but was ordered back TO Bowling Green. Capt
Henry reported his train again at MUntoTds-
vile again to-day, and was ordered to ROMAN
until further Instructions The railroad bridge
at Sbepberdsville remains unframed.
Col Taylor, of the 50.h Ohio, lef. for Cincin-
natl to-day, Buell. having accepted his resigna-
ton on toe l6.h. He was charged with COW
ardice at Pe-ryvil!e, AID resigned 70 avoid cOur.
martial He is making out q statement in hi-
defense. Lieut.. Col Taylor commands the 50ih
Captain John II. Ferry, chief quarleTmssteI
Of Gi.bsrs's division, is here. He was captured
and paroled By Morgan at Lexington, on Sat,
Urday.
Tie rebels held a council Of war al Camp
Dick Robinson, previous to their retreat. The
general disposition was to remain and fight
Bragg alone objected, saying he would net
tight Buell. in Kentucky. Buckner responded,
Then l suppose l must sgsin be- exiled from
Kentucky" Chestham, Polk, Hardee, Buck
naT, Smith, sGd others, were unanimously for
fight. Bragg assumed the responsibility Of
CVerluGng their decision, and ordered a retreat
There ere indications that there may yet be q
fight soon between the two armies, though in q
very different field.
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cavalry was in from; of Morgan tins morning,
between Bardstown and Boston, with Dumonts
forces pushing him closely IL the rear, between
the same points, with hopes of his fnal capture.
Yesterday morning Morgan captured L.euten-
ant Dick Neh, Of the 4th Ohio cavalry, snd
Lieutenant Harry Choale, Co. E. 9th OHIO, near
BardstOwn. Both were psToej, sid GTivod
here tonight, and were ordered to Camp Chsse.
Cboase bah Colonel Nick Auder5on's commits
sion Ga Ohio, On which Morgan wrote ZAP
proved, Ni-h his sigustlre aud compliments,
ard returned it to Ch0ase.
Last night the rebels burned q bridge on Val
ley creeB-small bridge This was On She Lou
isyiile and Nashville road.
We have important news relative TO Buelps
movements, which is considered contrz6snd.
General Duu5ns arrived here tonight. Gen
eral Jtf c. Davis leava5 Tor Cincinnati t0-night.
He he's been released from military arrest here.
Oce hundred and fifty lsamsters, officers and
Others, captured with the train destroyed by
Morgan near BsIds.cWn. bave5esn psT0led, and
srIived here to-day. Eight members Of the
Chicago ssu-ta!y commission we've in Tue party.
They lest 81 their clothing and stores fer the
PsT-yriie hospital.
IB Loais, Woods division postmaster, had
with him bags Of mail matter for the division,
containing several thousand letters. He was
compelled 70 stand By and $50 the letters broken
open, and us5 money and ysIusbles extracted.
Nest Of The letters were from the Northwestern
ssss. Au Illinois soldier, taken prisoner sud
Da-o,e6 ty Kirby Smith, was also csughL He
protested t4.s bs ouELt nos 50 be held, being
uHder parole, sid was shot dead on the spot.
Nsuo uo-r1wa.
One bundled and f6y rebel prisoners arrived
mere irau Erarkfo-t today.
To te Associated Press North
Ui-Y.LC, CeJosr -, II:2) p. M-O1a
II2 and EtT r55ei gri7clers from Frank
and Lexington, aud three hundred paroled
Federal prisoners, from Co.'S creek, arrived
le,e. Thy isft no 8 5'c.CcE I5nd4y morning,
and up 70 tro this afternoon had nothing ct oess.
Morgan having destroyed all the captured pro
visions .aa- he c3eid ncs carry away. Mofgau's
changed c'oshes with mGay os our pris-
oners, and his baud are said now to be clothed
in Federal uniforms.
Doubtful ruuors say that the bridges over
Fork and Bacon Creek, have been de-
by the rebels.
Bumor says that G0rgsn's men entered Eliza
BEETHOVEN, Monday, bToke open the post Office,
and were tlen driven cut by two Federal Tegi
ments. His force is at Lebanon.
Special Dispatch 20 the Chicago TimeGl
LOUISVILLE, October al learn from 3 re-
liable source that KeHrett's cavalry was in front
Of Morgan this morning, between Bardslovn
aud Boston, with DHmont's forces pushing him
closely in the rear between the same points, with
Of his FINAL capture.