Evening star., 1862-10-01
LATE FROM KENTUCKY.

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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 27.-On yesterday
Bupll's army arrived, and all day long, through
the crowded streets, the steady tramp, tramp.
OF the dust covered and travel stained braves
cruits In the new regiments, As they heartily;
! welcomed ttaeir. Ieteran brethren TO the CITY,
could be heard.H7dle the shrillno of the fife
and the continual rattle of the drum awakened
the military enthusiasm of q IL true Americans,
and even the Secesxionists themselves wsIe efres.
\ quCnfly caught IN the act of quietly Keeping
| time 10 the music. While many were the eS-
| carnations of genuine pride, uttered by sofne
| staunch Union mon, ut the sight OF "Our
| ARMY"
The first division Of these troops, under
Major Gen. Crittendrn, We're marched into the
city about nirte O'clock In the morning, and
| from that hour until late N night every street
and aNenue was crowded with soldiers BE-
| sides the many thousand of infantry there We're
| large bodies also of cavalry, each division
! having with them two or more regiments,
| while every brigade was supplied with hne
battery of light artillery. This was, OF course
| the finest and largest army the citizens OF
! Louisville have ever witnessed, ana IL was
| worth the while to watch narrowly the effect
of ,he sight upon different classes OF indlvid-
| ualS. The Union citizens were, OF course,
gratifed At the arrival at the present time,
while the city was menaced by powerful and
unprincipled foe; but upon the countenances
Of the Secesh sympathizers sat a look OF the ut
most disappointment and chagrin. Whatever
hopes they had heretofore entertained Of their
friends i'll the Rebel army efecting an entrance
to flight, and all are compelled now to ac-
knowledge that Louisville In safe.
At present everything indicates an early and
decided forwa ard movement of our troops here,
and when that movement is made you may
expect something to be done, as our two leading
military men have evidently resolved to move
with rapidity and energy. Among Bueli's men
and subordinate officers / haye heard much
grumbling at the course which he has pursued,
| AS they seem to think 4 fight with Bragg At
Munfordville, would have resulted in the defeat
and rout of the rebel army But my opinion is,
| that Bsell knows exactly what he is about, and
| it would have been simply folly for him to have
risked general engagement with an enemy of
fully his own force, who had the choice of nos
tions, and who had also heavy reinforcaments
within reach at all times. Again, had Buell.
allowed the enemy to reach this point in ad van ce
of him, battle between Bragg'S veterans and
our raw troops must have ensued, which, rs he
would have had much the larger force, must
have resulted in the loss or destruction of the
city. But now an advance can be made upon
the enemy which will certainly drive him far
beyond the borders Of the State.
The last heard of the enemy was being near
Ieigiersville, on the banks of the east fork OF
Salt river. The men were clamOring loudly for
the possession ofeither Louis Vile or Cincinnati,
which they have been so frequently promised,
and declared their unwillingness to leave the
State without having gained possession of at
least one of these places. But Bragg knows too
we'll the strength of both these points to under
take their capture; and so the grand rebel army
is completely ut stand Still-the officers wish
ing to move in one direction and the men de-
claring their intention of moving in another.
This state of affairs however, cannot last long,
as the army is being completely demoraliZrd;
and ii is said that at present there are two cases
of deSertiOn where there is but one recruit.
Gen Buell. is now in command of the city, he
being the senior Major General ut this point.
How long it will be before an advance is made
J. Of course, am unable to say positively, but
probably within week At farthest.
GBY TELEGRAPH.1
General Buell. Relieved Of his Com m nd
Gen. Thomas his SucceSsOr-PositiOn OF
the Rebel Army-Arrival of RosSeau's
DiyisiOn-Rebel Franks with the Tele.
graph.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 29.-Gen. Buell. has
been relieved ofhiS command, and Gen. Thomas
succeeds him. The enemy are still scattered
through the adjoining counties Gen. RoSseau'S
division passed in review and made 4 street
parade to-day. The troops appeared well.
The telegraph lines between here and MunfOrd-
Vile have been cut at Shepherdsville by the
Rebels. All quiet on the Ohio.
Capture of the Third Georgia Cavalry.
ELIZABETHTOwN, Sept. 3O.-Col. Kennett's
Cavalry has had skirmish and captured the
Sd Georgia Cavalry. He paroled the non
commissioned officers and privates.