The New York herald., 1862-10-15
The BATTLE OF CHAPLIES HILLS.
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Additional Details Of the Engagement
Between the Union Troops and the
Rebels Near PerryviIlc, Kentucky.
March OF the Union FOrccs---
The Route Taken.
ARRIVAL AT THE BATTLE FIELs.
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7 HE G O NJ T z S T.
eAlLANTRY OF TERRILL'S BRIGADE.
Death Of the Rebel General
Geo. Maury, Of Tennessee.
LOOmis' Famous Battery Again
Becomes Noted.
General Rosseau, the Hero Of the Day, at All
Times in the Thickest Of the Fight,
and Yet Comes Out Inhurt,
&C., &C., &c.
eAllANTRY OF TERRILL's BRIGADE.
Death Of the Rebel General
Geo. Maury, Of Tennessee.
L0OMis' Famous Battery Again
Becomes Noted.

Our Special Army Correspondence.
HgApeJARTERs FIRST ARMY CoRpsl
ARMY OF OHIo
MACgvlLLE KY, Oct. 8, 1862. J
THE MARCB or TIE UNION ARMY
7hsS morning the men arc promised that the days
march shall bring them battle They ready with
tervor and enthusasm to make the march, and is
than probable that tomorrow il will be proved
they were ready and anxious for the fray. The new
troops OF General Jackson anxious and curious while
the veterans Of General Rosseau calm and deter
mined. Jackson is entitled to the in the march to
day but General McCook the corps commander, has
versed the order Of march, and General Rosseau Is to
have the 'front.'
ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW ARsiY-BuEIL's ACTIVITY.
have not before had opportunity Of detailing the
preparations Of General Buell. for the campaign upon
wkich this army is engaged The Army Of the Ohio
10 Louisville booess and without clothing. General
Buell. remained quiet for day or two. The intrigue for
his removal revealed and at the same time revealed
20 bin the necessity Of hasty and energetic action He
h'Sily finished the organization Of the two armies
Of sho Ohio and Of Kentucky into am able, at
ths time, TO give you idea Of the organza
ton. The old brgadcs have been increased by the ad.
dition OF regiment There are, however several
new divisions composed Of entirely troops General
James s. Jackson's is the division in this army.
General Lowell H. Ressoau and General Sill command
the two divisions Of old troops in the first corps ddee
Rcsseau being the senior. Tho army corps com
manded by Major General critenden the third by
General c. c. Gilbert.
LEAVING LOUISVILLE.
On the morning of the st OF October the troops began
70 from louisville. At early hour every Get
leading from the city filled with troops wagons
and ambuanccs and the sidewalks with numerous curious
citizens No such army had before been her
streets and desire behold inspired the most da
cory 70 rise carly. The march was made as follows:
General Sill, commanding the Second divsion-t being
part Of General McCooks corpswent by the shclbyvile
read towards Frankfort; Generals Rosscau Jackson
marched towards Taylorsvie, General SchoepG com
mandng the First division-General Gilberts corps
moved by the shepherdsyie road, while General Cricn
Aans corps divisions Of General Gberts corps
aimed for Bardstown direct.
TAyIoRsyTLE BLOOMFIELD.
caught up with the First corps the Sd inst at Tay
lorsvile. On tho morning OF the 4th the march 10
sumed, and the day the command reached Bloom
field. II understood that General Critcnden the
Bardstown road had been skrmishing all day with the
retreatug rebels who rapidly falling back TO ards-
General Sill, the Shebyvie road, reported TO
headquarters thai he had driven the enemy from his
position Foyds Fork, and that he pushing 10
6helbyvile. later report stated that Claiborne
nandng rebel brigade, had hastily evacuated shelby
vile, and had rereated to Frankfort. From Genera
Schoepn report had, except simple ntimation
that he was moving promptly on the general plan Of
General Buon. We next arrived at Bloomfield where
detained for day.
Before write further the subject win give you
snaal map OF tho country, which win clearly show The
route Of march TO this place
MAP OF M'cooKs LINE MARCH.