New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-20

MaJ -fenerai inOinHs u now In command OF the
post Of Naehvilla aud all the forces concentrated
Ground it, Gen. Rousseau having boen relieved, a,
already stated, for service In Kentucky.
According 10 latest sdvices the divisions OF Gene
rails Paine and Mitchell (Kansas), had reached from
northern Albania to within short distance OF
Nashville. II ia to bs hoped that upon the arrival
o. these re endorsements, Gen. Buell. will overcome
hif Tears OF The alleged superior numbers OF Bragg
army, and enter upon something offensive.
There appears to he as much obscuiity about
the wheieabouts and intentions Of Bragg and
lis followers ae about those Of tie Rebel
forces in Maryland. Tie military authorities
here continue 10 doubt lis having crossed
the Cumbs land Notwithstanding the con-
slant report, to this effect. They believe bin stil
to be south Of that river, within observing distanc e
of Bueli,s army. His movements cannot remain
much longer shronded in darkness the operations
Of Cen Rousseau viii unmask them in the couTse u
q few daye
Since Tuesday last the guerrilla band of the notori.
Gus Col Forest has been actively engaged in lis
customary work of devastation and destruction be-
weon Green River and Nashville. II fesms 20 have
fully assumed the part heretofore performed by
Nlorgan's nareudeTs. The line OF the Louisville aud
Nashville Railroad has been broken 10th between
Munfordsyile snd oSling Green, end The latter
lace and FgaDklin, descent made upon Franklin
the s'aGe-coashes running between that town and
Nashville carried of-many Union straggers cap
,urcd and i'chief played generally. These opera
lions are undoubtedly meant 70 impede The move
mentF Of the forces Of Cen Rousseau tut will hardly
hsyethe desredrosut they DO moi need transpor,a
tlol facilities, and 10 the stores accumulated at
Bowling Green will supply them with provis ions
and forase for q long time. Yesterday tie down
ain proceeded only as far q, MuufOrds lille. There
were runors aAoat last evening of an engagement
between part of Gen. Rousseau's force and the
guerll.s lear Bowling Green. but they appear to
he without any foundation in fact.
II. 10, al l., al COZ
be the happy faculty If the philosopher That eui.
'nent poet and journalist, the senior editor OF The
Jou7l. il displaying the novel one OF combining tue
Fs;riotis ard Iroftabie with peculiar felicity In
The YESTERDAY issue OF bis paper appeared The fol
lowing in the editorial columns
Now tn tine for each to make himself equal to
know, N, day o. The hou1 when he msy need l. Let tie
occasion md 10 unpreparod.
no cn intention OF attacking CinciBnsti Their nantes
;aiors m TIA. c!c,rcn have al beet made win v.w Of
v.rng attention iioin their real dtsigns The hfby
SMITH who. twelve miles ont 81 Cincinnati on the LeTirs'
osd rcc ed the flag Il accompanying the enbu-
arce' bogus Kirby smi1h-s hifby smrh patched up
!or the occasion.
Lssi Summer and Fall, the Senior OF Tie Journal
euioyod the monopoly of tie trade la pistols Ia this
dy-Le having obtained the exclusive agency for
Colts reyOlyeis, and being alone permitted 10y the
cderal luihoritics 10 sell firearms. Tie sanctum
OF TIE JDnrn.l is said to have resenOied al that
time an arao.y more than d scene OF peaceful eJio-
rial meditation. Now tie Senior has again en-
larked IN speculative ventures with deadly weapons
nu, this time he has devoted his talents 10 the sale
OF the Henry ride This will plain the iDgcn-
nous mention o. this arm in t!ie above extract from
one Of Tie iorrnqfs diurnal though Ineffective az
reals to lie readers TO ." lice in arms against The IL
yadrre.' How grateful the editorial ube-pr0Tahu'
tor mus. ittl 10 hnby Smith Tor having oppOr-
tuucly iuItheiel by BIS iuva.ion bis enterprise.
IIc Jourrai folks OF coursc, haie Mr.. Stanton.
our unfortunate Secretary OF War They bate Lm
with AL dat intensity with which h entu kans IRE
wont 10 athOr al thaJ numerous class Il the North
they co.,frire under the term "Aboht oulsls.
Hence trey rai.ed shout Of delight IN the ioim Of
"a column leader when The u 0rif's carard AL
uounced the resignation of the snbect OF ineir ylr
tuou. aversion. They congratulated Kentucky and
the country ag large upon the au-pici0us event Ia
such classic Germs as only tAey know how to cm-
ploy. Their tnlaph was brief, and "sOur their
recollection
BON The Journal and 7Hr Democrat were giving
rather The cold shoulder 10 their former favorte.
Mcclellan. siuce the disastrous termination OF biz
on the Pcninsuls. lie was a linking man,
and true 20 their timcserying men cf.thc-day wos-
shlp,iug instincts theee tw1 d,eciGblc sheets were
preparing 70 drop hin. Bat since biz res GRAFTON
10 command they we with tach other in prostrding
theuseves before the newly risen military sun, aud
making amends for part sights by the most abjecl
adalrton. he Democrat bad published a severe
raragrs rh upon the Little NAPOLEON the very dag
be fore the news of hi reasc n1ency came. with a
eadinefs snd iude change colors worthy Of The
Heroid It's next issue 10 med with fusomo laud-
alton.
New regiments continue TO arrive here o, the rate
Of from twoto three per Day. Tie majority Of the
newcomers hail from Illinois Their physique isiar
superior 10 that Of The old regiments.