, 1862-10-02
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
The Rsmors regarding Gen.
Buell..
Bragg and his Army, and What
will he Do with it?
The GBsEQuIES OF GEN. NELSON.
BUElL'S ARMY ON THE MOVE
Gov. Morton Visits tha Indiana
Boys.

Gov. Morton Visits tha Indiana
Boys.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 1.-3fuch the larger part
CT fBuc1l's army has moved towards the in:e-
rler Of Kentucky, in several columns, over
different roads.
Gov. Mortcn, accompanied by Adjutant
General Noble, Col Steele, aid-da camp, and
Major Terrell, his mf>aary :seerstary, have
concluded, af:er seyera. days labor, in uniting
the Indiana regiments in this military dep lrt-
mint.
Indiane has forty~two regiments in Buell's
army, which bare been supplied with ell ue-
cessartes hy Gov. Morton.
Tie Democrat is Informed Of slight skir-
misb between our troops and the enemy at
Fem Greek last evening. The federa:s we're
EucccEefGi.
Unreliable reports are prevalent of ski--
mistes few miles down the ro25, but mill
try circles are uradviscd thereof, and they
are probably incorrect.
Large numbers Of relatives and friends of
thc e11ietrs aud so!diersi in BULLS orny Ire in
tie ci:., crowa-Eg The hotels to suffice .tien,
1sDrAs'ApoL1s, Sept 81. 1S6a.
Acvlces from reliable sourcc state that
Majcr Gen Buell. has beer rcllt yed Of his Cum
n4s1d IL h.3: uesT, and ti:as Gvn. Tnom q has
been Temporarily asEizncd to the command Of
the same.
Fiteeen hundred of the Indiana ra~oled
prisoners fr:'m Manforasvilia arrived today,
and none CT them appear To be remarkably
erthustaetf", or pleased y:ifh Gen. Buell.
Ry0.yf~ 10 I'D To -
clndiltE Kirby Smiths forces, which have
Joined BIN. a majority Of his command are
unGer rye, and but fen OF them have shoes.
TEey are miserSbly clothed. dirty. and ere
talt starved. ANY two divisions ct 3uells
arn could whip them with ease.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. ,30.-tiep- jeff G. Davis
is under arrest and will be tried By court
n'artM1.
The funeral Of Gen. Nelson took plaee
to-day. Tie corpse Tas enclosed in N ale
CANT metallic casEet. TIE following officers
| acted as pail bearers: M4jor Generals Nc
! Gtuerals Jackson ard johnson; Capt. Jeuz-
ins, Chief OF staff and other staff off .ers.
| The procession was formed at the Gait House
at 8 o'clock, and was composed OF cavalry,
artillery, and about seven regiments Of III.
| f1ttry. There was, il addition, . com 9:ny
| Nelson commanded. The remains were
| taken to Christ Church, where Rev. Dr.. Tai
| ho1t delivered m eloquent address, aud from
thence proceeded to Cave Hill Ccmetary.
Il Werc plac in 9 vault, where thGv viii
IemulI until they can be removed to Camp
| Dick Robinson, IL accordance with General
Nelson's request.
! Yesterday it IVES ruuored that General
| Buell. Was relieved from his command Tne
rsWs CAUSED much Dissatisfaction aclnng oar
s!a1e ansaorll'ss ard prominent cltizans. who
We EHVH rfIi1h}a i.1fn-ynafiau fn,Ta-- that
" .S nt,;n uen IL 7''l' III eoiliano VI 1ae arafs
ot 'nf a.! vmo; !J:l;s, =. r,;u,,n.,.o ,.,
!.1l sf.n1sn 81 u ElizaceIn1o"1. peGTeen Coi'
Aente1t .Vs!o caValrF aaa me "a Gs2r!!!l7
fssally' 1esnltFu , Ia toe cap'4Ie OF tue eEt;re
.,lce u ~ la;aer. 20. Asnnstt paFo'eo
III a;.. ~ .r ~ uiile:Is ara pfsV2tcs
~ s'e'ana tfeois III 'a1ooss'tae are being pas
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t.oftesponasnee sstneInnatl coamerctal1
"-.4' o,'1Ao e3A1H ~ h.N 1ueAA TUE
use9 n'' SoIs ~ nsus. As .1e noes Le ~ "
-, f.ra+ ~ r., R,,ns, ~ 4o ~ ~ & M..n mn1c.
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tE'ilsu 5' ~ ntes' - ~ 'usnuEo i ~ py sen
~ w. ~ w. ta1oa ;a ~ neey ~ 1iIn -
o;n, as .he aun,sa1';ee ~ ;S H; s1 Ho
{,n wt';is Ih,. has3 of .ta ~ s>>1,.bas,
| 49, -. 10 1ar,ost ~ th,;u or,,,;aa -
..t1..!e3 into sia,r1ona ~ and A'9. f1.n,ca, p.u
W.sl.;r,+o,, o,a 1'o .sn.,,., IL - t. t.@nAs.
Il, 1his scboma onna.a,.,iv n,.nza,,i,s ~ ~ ~
,ns,, 1she,n % nera 1.,o"an E0an!s ,'.'o ~
.4aao S.u,.r,to h.z ~ ~ .,,oaa- "t"' -. -
soa9e - S'sperd'G "a os ~, LIS ~ . auseess III tu
,Sa ,ha ~ ~ n.s' e ms,< a., ~ s1'S !i
E. .,' ~. ~. na4uS W " :" "eelItn sul,2tl5 l!3
W not )e1e wI men? If1y,. We mt :. y
Cincinnati large force? HIVE We not q
Cumberland Gap +, ,oM men? Have we no
- hcn at Aa:Lsille? And are not nj
thtte Occupied a3d htid a. bay by ~, GO0 me
| tcatter@d fi'roue KsntnckT and only y:s!el
day surrounded? 1 know Of bat one answc
~ these questions. They are und=n'abl
::.cts. Ihe 1atte--the statement that Bram
has but &c, ,000-will be the first denied. 1 b
1ievc it 10 nc :rue that Bragg, Kirby Smi:
ard dde neumphrey Marshall Lavs not more thu
| 30,0t0 ineE-a force the most ultra Buell. 1na
*iil ADMIT to be hardly sufficient to demon
s!rate tefore such al army as ours.
TIFF EEuE1s IN krSrt-cEY mn srn,xf
NJ IN, h,r .;,;a,.a e.. Ei~1,v evil, 49,,
~ ons - t tta.lse nnn sTI ~ IVY oSn Suinn an
ixeiyt , EF,oenee na OF most consneak nv natur
& as o;en 9 r,oauSeu 10 sSS t4e ,4s., nAs.enee
1nese eo1olnns esen smanFs tn1E 1nese rs
e1sf' 5Go au'1gInles t. ne!e, oota cl:at ano M:
Ila, usGse ~ nno stas 'ue swu 1annt ~
1,rca ~ ';,h erd War.,,,n ~ ,nse. o ~, W
.o.ee " : S.nl'n anu taatsuAn' ~ hane Euo
NY asser',nn @ rFgn,aes ~ nno PROOF tnat nsagg IL
n9n i,1 more tnan I2uo mea. .aas nasI pesn m or
Willing untn lately 1o believe thas bra-5 La
- tlap sV,oU ~ op,ouo uIeu. Uus e 'ns es y
| a@nee o. lhen Aatlne nette5 uteaIs H.. o3s3i'
hg ca5rect 1ntormAloa tnan nav Ea
sstitf! d ne that bis nra'y Is small, aud tha
T. !, - ~ teluse VI eae feoeA s1ns " ~
fo'c'nsc. .......
: REBEL RAID IN CARR0LLfoS, k4.
rrrcro the C;pcirra:i Commercial, 3a!h1
w. harm fron, tba oft,cers of the L3u;-g;u
mas, t,,st Fln1ence vh;Jh arrived ]1sr ni.a
lat tie rebels are araiu in possession nf G !,
. r.il:ol:, situated the mouth of the Eentucls
Riyir, having entered the town about for
o'clock yes1efday morning. 4he fiofeac;
on arriving ~ tap'sln lhomi7 nIsnts 1a1n
On TIC Indiana shore, one an4 q ha.1 n1e5 o
low NA5ot3to!l, "A1 4alieo y Mfigat, w
: ln'ormed GtR1ain HilofeIa " tae =! Eloraac'
.nat Ie teoe4s hefe ~ Lativusou a ] ~ s1soh
Ro1nt On tae inolaua suoFe, na4; une peio
Cartoa!en, shs landed, ~csn u,I hes }aWl. n g:
t tanning Dir. Hoss1n:, the elers, ~. brook
, The mate, and Mr. VIM ABBOTT, OF tue saloo'
! Visited Carfollton. Inc party Eese We
: IL atcd " the reoels. Iley 1oaun Ing cit
: zsns badly scared, many having fled to II
Opposite shore. Iney learaeo Inere Mas
7 torce Of 100 mounted men II II tue t9* & n aod'
Tsa1n H,nrI Gitkrer' o. H1ca 1h canrt 93ssn }ons
Ihty bad taken Possession ot me coult uous
, | and had lowered the urion and we're ano1
Golstlng the rebel lag AL me oa1ou "a:
in The town had been torn down. Iasy n
l arrested number Of citizens. 1Ect11iag Il
; JStt, Cha1les Emery, and Mr. AsClaeG' 2; 2:
? were hunting for the provost Marshal, d
T Arcner. They were reported NV strong
Z one regiment being o7e mile eaek o. Lne to~
: They pTctend to say they wsre onty AZ
J those Union men, who, few da!s since' 4
+ caused the arrest OF Ongan, soo1esa1e, "a
e num and othtr rebels Il was supposed IN
would destroy the records IN the court nous
: ard all county, STATE, and go7eEnme
J. property.
+ MATTERS TN KENTUCKY.