The New York herald., 1862-09-04
D che srchves and public record. removed 70 Louis.

q che archives and public records removed TO Louis
0sas.a Lew wallace with star arrived last evening
and took command OF the forces here at Covngton
The General was busy.a through the night, 10 con-
sultaoo with the government officers stationed here,
and with the Mayors Of Cincinnati Covington aud Now
port
A large amount of business was attended to. regi-
mont thai arrived In the city last evening was put ous
On picket duty in the Covngton and Newport and
many other steps taken looking 70 tho protection and
AZ two O'Clock this morning General Wallace issued the
Ssol lowing proclamation.
lPublishsd In yesterdays HzRALD.l
A srIRkIHo APPEAL TO ARMS.
from the Cincinnati Gazette, Sept. 81
The time for playing war has passed. The enemy 10
'now rapidly approaching doors Kentucky has been
successfully invaded Cincinnati now for tho 0rst
time since the Of the rebellion seriously
threatened matters not sho Is re1oisible for the
way open from obstructons, for the march
Of the enemy This may be discussed at future time.
a as.D~ .ss@ !: S so s upon vs. sa ~ dvs :s 70 Z -
ss~s The % great duty Of the people people now is 70 unite
We should Sp'A waste our time or fris,sr ritter away
strength Of enc rebel foros What m Is we do not know
We aware, however. that Kirby Smith is this morning
within hundred miles Of cneinnat with oroe which,
IL not formidable In ITSELF Is least nucleus around
which . large army may and doubtless will be formed
He win nnd thousands Of sympathzers in kentucky who
men 70 Join him Lt pvepare, tis. resia army
Of k1mdyd thousand n,es II Il shall prove TO only
the half quarter Of this much better. In view
Of the tremendous interests ss stake our preparations
should be on tho most extensive scale. And there
but little time for preparation, We oanwo afford 70
with the rising sun, our citizens should 60 TO
work The frst duty is for every man who has gun 70
description " e sosapon shoutd be made ready
Ammunition sisptsd 70 such weapons should be prepared
% the regular military servics may bs rendered svais
Ole In case OF necessity In this line may rely upon
much assistance from tho country Our friends in the
rural districts VIII respond promptly, furnishing private
arms and mon when called upon.
In regard 70 organization for dr purposes the only
way 70 secure unanmty Of action II 70 have martial law
declared by the military commander Of the district md
sy ~saW capable Of barring required assemble At
designated rendezvous, and devote As many hours
day may bs deemed necessary TO drilling.
TAe'e are in Hamilton oonty ffy thousand capable of
bsa'sng Not Of 1ese saould b esenrt,
enerDency like the present. In this way should bc able
20 pat large army In tho field defensive purposes,
leaving the regular soldiers free 70 manage offensive
arrive.
This tis fsv bsssnes. While the city s threaten
Cd all efforts IN the direction of money making must be
suspended. Id ssy als bodied man, therefore lay ads
che cores Of bNsines, and prepare for action.
s 20 Ss enc IA snss osr may DC @
Aad an imperative order from the military authorities,
chat NO one win feel At liberty TO disregard.
TIE POSITION OF AFFAIRS IN GENERAL wRIGHr's
DEPARTMENT.
From the Cincinnati Gazetts.l
The situation in Kentucky has grown suddenly into
q great importance. Within three days the rebels have
successfully invaded the portion State and
now hold Lexington and Paris and probably Frankfort.
The Union forces have fallen back TO the Ohio river at
Louisville and Cincinnati The Legislature has adjourned
from Frankfort 70 Louisville 70 which place the public
archives have aso been removed. The rebels, for the
hme being. have unsbstrucsd aed in the Ancst por
eon Of the State and they will sumptuously for
while They may undertake 70 continue their march 70
the border The indications that Buckner and Morgan
40 pushing forward 70 form junction with Kirby Smith
Cerro 0erdo Williams VIII also probably march from
che Big Sandy valley and join Smith At Paris. Vigorous
h0 NAAA f~~
Keatuoky. and thess win b. pushed forward until We
sha be ready not only to resist but drive back the IN
vadces. Our columns contain ali tho news received
from Kostucky during the day and evening. We have
beard nothing from correspondeOt who was ~ Rich
nond on Saturday.
Major General Wallace returned from Kentucky at half
past nine O'Clock last night With that vgor which b
Ohaacteristic Of him. he went promptly 70 work. and
paper this morning contains sufficient evidence oi his
sircy safe in his hands. Among his Hrst asts do
caratien Of martial law.