The New York herald., 1862-10-11
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.
Oprrations Before the Battle at Perry.
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correspondence Of tic Cincinnati Gazelie.l
10, s,iLrE, by., Oct. !, 1867.
The latest intelligence from the frent Is OF The most
encouragng eaTae ie T,Is II s,d divisions oi our
the rebsls aFc csorywhere siyrg way before them.
rkAN.loNr EyAc1ATED sy The ESEH.
As desired telegraph yoa last night but could not,
the tcbeis abandoned FRANKFORT saturday afternoon alter
dcs roying tie raroad ard Tnpke bridges the
Kentucky river ~ that polnt ne dssfcc.ion Of the
dcred useless wagons although pedestrians car slill
up,n y The guns mouact upon the foricaiioas
thrown up by the rebels around The city wore all re-
moved, an The inhaeon.s II he town generally plum
dcred Of cvory thing the ehes.y c'ud use.
oSa,i or hRssnsSI na SAIoSa S y. 2 fsoo
OF the lya of forces in Frank ort, there doubt
ths, this they have cccnpIe tie place ht last ac
mand Of General sill at Benson creek, few mics
this side OF FRANKFORT and Of would push with
all possible rapidy. II u quite sac TO say that tho old
fax once more waves over the capital Of the state.
orr ricHr WING
An officer OF the army who rft ba:dstown yesterday
mornng ten O'Clock, arriving here iast night states
that OF our forces ia ta; direction then
at Manton small town on the road to Lebanon, tn
miles beyoud Bards;owu ind that 1t General Bucis
Intention reach Lebanon la. aight The distance from
Bards,own to Lebanon Is twenty seven nI.,s
AZ IN @ a. ~ % ,e h - I',,I @ o, 90 ~ ~
tho country miles around for that purpose. About
hundred ana ATTY Of their sics and wounded fell Into
our hlnds From Baidstowa 70 sian.Dn he way
di pited No skirinscrs had been thrown ont 10
contest advance, tfon which II may reasonably be
bic despatch.
The rese force a, Bard,own and vicinity were a5oa,
thirty thousand. Harlec s one OF Bragg division
,ndaIs. and was the last 10 leave the place The
aty among the rebs troops while there said To have
been very great dozeas Of them dying cycry day Bards
town entirely stripped OF ever thing edble anI the
Inhabitants ATE suffering 10. the comnocst aecessares OF
lie.
Tayiors, lie road, since my lsst
ih.s morning tram or cars or rather locomotive
aud angle car, started out on the Louisville and Fraak
in ha s..t.t.
q, wi,h eight milos or Traakiogi without exper isncn2
any difcuty. The obstruction OF important brd &c
| there vii. prevent his iusner progress
Lor-vniE, Oct. 8, 1851.
TIE plot IN Kentucky thitkeDs the crisis In the affairs
OF The state seems be rapidly approaching In the great
game of chess now beng pas by Burl and agg the
| pawns are well atvaacet and IN, bishops have been
brought into play the knights are gsojng over the
checSercd eld and the queens are really 70 sSoop down
upc less rowerful pieces the kngshave been casied
and any may expect to hear the oninous cry
is BRAGG AiRsapY or1ezSERAixpY
General Baels aJmiIers In this city say that he is
working out graad combination which will inevitably
result IL the capture destruction OF all the rebel forces
In keDiuckyha Bragg already otgeneraled and can
not possibly escape. Aud the Journal tells us that
in four weeks bis Bues) will be one Of the most
This rs a consumma,ion devoutiy TO be wished, and !
sincerely hope these predictions aud assertions may all
prove true Buell. is undoubtedly exhibiting commend.
able degree or energy just now, and have great cont
dence iu tue ability % his magnificent army TO perform
| whatever task may be assigned them
rsg onJEcr or REBEL KRNrpuKY-PRgpARA
| TtoSs FoR AN EVACUATION.
or course ir the rebels make stand General Buell.
plan for their viii be carried ont according
TO the programme; but have never believed thay in
tended 10 do So do now IL is not their policy TO
Give us battle bases OF supplies and knowing
as they do that they cannot bod Kentucky forever they
will cndeavor TO their steps without risking
general engagement. They entered tho sste forag.
| Ing expedition, and having accomplished the object OF
their VISIT they prepared 10 withdraw. | am
aware that General Bucs plan embraces The contingency
Of the eneys retreat Of which, indeed, thcre is much
danger than Of light, and tnat he Is expected 10
| compel them to light surrender
During the latter days OF their brief reign in FRANKFORT
and lex both places you doubtless aware
| have been cvacuaed--thsy bruke open and pillagcd
stores and private hoases and scyel all the ho and
wagons IN tho surrounding country ~ trans port south
ibcir vi gotten gains Srcb conduct would be likely
to charao,crc thcm il Il bad been hei rrr,oc 10 con.
ti'iate the Kent ckmis and rerpal anurg them am
oc.cd W tis tsef hat General nfagg ani brby smith