New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26

receire2 early in the morning tie appearance of
/ Braggs who'e army. reenforced ~ the greater
p0rt'on of ktrby Smitps corp, az close proximity
/ 70 Bdrdstorp, .f6rty miles south If The cty amt
that me upjted HcbC forcCs rere beeucd 10 be- max
,Tg forced march,s nth The picw 10 tie specify coP.
tire # Loasc'He trtore The city could be saceored
/ By tie arm of the ohio.
Strange scenes were enacted in the oourss OF
the afc moon throughout the city The majority OF
/ the citizens more discreet ard collected than the
aul oriiies. did not comply with tie order TO remove
their i1milies. But, nevertheless, an extensive
hegra OF the women and children OF the more inRht-
ened took place. Tie streets Were hned with
vehicles carrying entrants OF tbs class WIN
their baggage to the levoe. Hundreds u at couii
not procure cOnyeyancee made their way 20 he
Iiver aioot with valises bags aud bundles IN their
hands and on their backs. REPRESENTATIVES o. all
ca'sCp, naiionalities and cocrs joined III the exodus
Already in the morning many erchrns rad com
menced removing their goods TO tie other sde Of he
river. The ruth of wagons, loaded with wares OF
every cs,rip'lon became so great toward noon,
that it found necessary to issue the following
order:
HElpQrARryHs AMY oy KrsTrcEv}
IortsYf.Ir. sept. p, 1902
srRcr,t orprrs. No. 22-The J,f-rfonylle fry VI
nd sIe@,,ys for aJy gaeoses ri,a,e ,ss'
srcc fermi, from these beseqn,fers Person, on foot
day. j. EDWARD STACEY, A. 4. A q.
/ TIE stream Of wagons aud draws now turned
in the direction of New-Albaly. But about p. M,
the whole business If transportation across The
river on private account was stopped by the i'm
Iree-meut Of every vehicle upon The street into the
luhc service for the removal Of all the sick md
wounded IN the hospitals, and the public stores not
/ nee ied by the amy of defense, 10 JefeIf0nYl,e.
II is measure greatly Increased the general excite
ment and apprehension, indicating "a u seemed, the
-ii nearer approach Of The enemy and an ea ly Ut
tack of the city.
Abont o'clock tie following Proclamation OF
Gov. Robinson wac promnl lated:
To rHE PFoPfg o. LorisyiLtp; Toe inroleu' and m
roe upor thr city Or ir there longer sha4ow Of
doubt iley shall he en,hd 70 make good heir purpose 70
tstc Tosession of tie commercial en- porm of the Sse
corsrqucnce. viii follow that viii b. de eed by every "a
Cou-'utor sid Laws g. rally % their trppor No, mo
j. 10 be lost Msnness end otism ofe Point out
every tie peih of dHtyi ard Do b. erruc' t9p1d that
man vh' ancs ihr peace q ihe state 'ey o. the
G. " le rrpose q De fmiv md hc Integrity 81 ths Com
m.1westh viii ot nov in ihe d'chstse 81 the hh ogiy
friend Of glorious Mon which lee down 70 ,luc
rhed by many FofI'rs Eecoieciiors and Neshd viii
sr-h inc,tmsbie blessings.
J. Therefore. tho Governor of the Commonwealth csn
urau hc or-rs of Iouyie and oi. & rnly % The
y0ursoves With such have 20 TIE riiafv force
which urdsr thr e.. N,on has determine 20 per iheg
v'' in your de'etse Position, vii e,sed you whore
yon isuaef ler,icc end acg1re disinc'ion.
I1ss rp-sl ls made g. zfff>v u fr- u
et r. imperative sld the safety ofihe Cty o. Louis
repeat t.sn c, not moment IT, Loot Lora Kentucky
ees every man to 90 hs duty q. ih' oincnous oiss m
h-r hi.tc.y.
ffcf move inffhr You 70 ftt f.lst fNIf 'niifr ~
9r,th tr porg yours,vrs tpau he rs.t upon tho
Goa Of an end the Justice your cause foI
re- a'' In Tie ''' q i'-'''''' JANIS - RosiSsoSe
By tie Go,eror-D c. wicEti,yE Secretary Of STATE.
Atioolock IN obedience TO the call Of the Mayor
n ere was an Immense meeting II the citizens a. The
Conf. Uou.e. The meetiay was called 10 order BY
the Hon. james Guthrie VITO proceed that, as the
dTeDs had COT yencd IN rssnonsc 10 ihe call Of The
Mayor, that gentleman should be called upon 20 p.e
side.
The Hon. John NJ Delpb accordingly took the
chair AID jos. q. Nilson, COO, was appointed Sec
fefnry.
M Ddph briefly stated thu TIE object Of the
meeting was 10 make preparation fof The defense of
lie city arsinst Rebel foe. oi ~hme alVrca,h we
lad uumIftakalie Indicators Tie SD he did not
express bis own fcars, bat THAI q lad information
from thCse high ln military nu'hoiiy that our city
was threatened by formidable enemy. He bad
r. ,eivcd the pledge of the Governor ~ tie State
TIA, an who were willing 20 bear ans 'n dsfenre ~
their homes would be promptly sunpied with such
anna, aud asked that every loyal ci'z.n prefcni
sioull Ut once cooperate with the lcmcguardr in
The adoption Of measures for ueoesfary defeuse.
The Hon. James Guthrie followed Mr. Delph Of
icriug preamble aud resolutions, ACCOMPANIED by "A
stirring appeal 10 thu taIlOisr OF thOre present.
Louisville, be sad, bad ever been true 10 he Stare
and Stripes. Tie flag OF Washington hsd been
borne by our revolGtioun heroes and their de
scendan's will rally around the same glorious ban
nrr. The foe threatens our city Nth capture aud
NbitUs pui htutlNin hf-iIf W llhi tufA WILL
with all the force they have at their command g.
end the city againtt tie approach OF th. insoient
foe. We have aiyices from Gen. Bu,'l f0day, who !
Informs ~ that v we can hold Tie enemy IN check
bat Tor q short time lie will advance upOn bic rear
a. aid IN the ann iaii0u Of hriOrcrs tht D. viii
come 10 our lief with the legion hat moved uTou
the foe upon the sacred field Of shiloh. Nj. Guthrie
then presented Ire following preamble AID icsoln.
tons, which were Iafscd with shout Of entAn-
si1am:
.cft- y Ill
Sos with the aior forces and r. D. Oh. ~ ~ he res
den u she city 10 furnish them ~ tie all ia teir poss
Leo',si Ills, The Home Guard or rdcpsrd,nt mli,sry
auiOus = the cry be fqlcsed to report To- Maorbrp
'on " such oeer 80 be my den.io ior inoa aie ar
Rs,lreJ Thu, ell rble-bodI,d cirons Of the city he 70
quesed to connect nemfeive uus deiy with some oil to
cz.trs psniss ct fl efeing % O'Clock a. lri
10 i,cfc yong pser. for The pnfpo'o 90 ofgn'4Ds them
,,l,r into companies an1 report iu lie manner
Fed That solounefs 100 he city b. requested T. meet
into con Ilne and report Co Cen Ne Oh, o. fuc otoca
Ee.ici Tho, the Meyer and tvo cil'reu. 10 he by hn
rtu,d tLf be Committee behalf Of he city ~ bold
iurh conul aons With Gen. Nelson Ao may d,fe con
ce.Aing tie saicty AID utll-bciug Of tie city.
Iipon the defeat Of Gen. Nelson Jy Kirby Smith, /
and Inc occupation OF 7,nklori and Lexington by ,
the Rebels, similar meeting was held and tilniiar
lcfoulJuH passcd, but carried out by only Il small
porl. Of the ct2eus. Gen. Mellon, however, l. |
determined 10 bod Louisville 10 the lat rNtremr y,
aud to compel those mos, interested III the SAFETY OF
the city to cooperate with the regular military |
forces If they DO not elect 10 do voluntarily lie
told tie Governor and Mayor yesterday that II the
enemy ever got possession OF Louisville II would
have nothing 10 boast Of but Llsckened walls. TIE
State authorities alfo resolved upon The mont Ns-
ofous efforts in defense Of tie city, and viii allow
40 ono within her limit g evade plain duty, as
will be seen from The following order;
IiHADeoAHTEm kErtchr hlATE Gu,hp' !
GIIg o. LoUlslILL. a,p COUNTY ~ JclfrHtofi !
LOuisyiLLK. sept ~. 1872.
CrETHAL OnpTI no 4 vi obi, -bOlied men between
the of eigt1on and fy five years who are not mem
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