The New York herald., 1862-09-03
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scou, Ame into camp IN great haste In the evennr
win 70 "rt that the ene'ny was tpgnG IN hts ARTILLERY
heard the rumblng the wheels Picket guards tal
d cotton were made very strong The nkhs was very
nIdnishs We had spsndsd a s,cs from nssvss's svsM
lery Oir camI~ extended that it In sometimes
ditncu % discriminate between thunder and lfs rsves
ratt No u our artillery bn the heavens did the work
last night No enemy appeared. Our sentinsss all sns
safely back 10 camp about ten occk greatly fasgnsd
by long marches AND anxious wstchigg.
II n do sbtod by many whether the enemy 10 In
force in front Not fow think that two Of br
gades would chase him back % En xvie. Many wi 10
try the experiment Th,ro much At stake here TO
be re kless, while, with little deisy. cannot doubt
favorable sse 70 the eegai arms, and The perfect. So
Curity OF this post and al i and nlnions Of war
.Et SUNDAY MORNING, August ~.
Tho cAmns wore undsturbcd last pght not q shot
he rd, no rude alarm disturbed reIosc. .-...
The climate here IL It's aern tons, reminds mo of my
Bibs readings think " INST pc smil.s Y the noun.
nocks and herds for twenty years IN his dress ! HIS
father n-law, he excirns-iGcn. y, 4o)-Thus w.sl;
la the day tho drought ,nred md the lost by
night; anil my sleep dep u,od %. laluc eyes, a
Every twenty ioer hours have tue moro ~ ranging
from 80 70 ITO degrees, have n, thermometer, bp.
think it, presence would dem slte the correctness Of
my estimate During mid lay the hat m our tents is 70
oppressive tha. few can endure y, BstweS, minIshs
aud daylight u s next 20 imis sable TO wrap blankets
enough around you - alc,p com rtbly.
In ar Of but little Oh kness his brigade. The doctoS
reported 70 mo last night that but onc in the FORTY
second considered dlngcrsusiy ILL., We half
rations. 'here " no sarm manifest or expresse' we
long as corn feids within the go og guns isl
,hoy will not starvenrther viii yc bc compelled u i've
altogether on the commssary's stores.
CtMBxRIANp Gar, August "a, 1852.
However industrious, energer, Ierseyerng .nh truth
I'll army ,ondcnt he mast be Ubiquitous To DO
always correct IN hs ass sspas :" .n mp s ws sys"
always nrst In their reports Of battles marches ano
changes in the army. lhs impression was, and have no
doubt but yet exists IN many minds, that thoso write
manufactured Tspr Of things probable for the occaso
but s. from camp 10 camp and YOU can hear stories
~ Time s'nas On 'vs sy ssna, AND ~r''fs blessed win
good Imagination, may write long. marvellous
story every day and yet got all his facts from socrS
and citizens uttered truthiully intend " tell
lies soldier expresses opinion Al to what Is best To
be done--whas he thinks such general, under given
circumstances, would do. Another overhears ,bo
opinion, and informs third party that General Soandso
make such move and the news goes through tho
citizen has hoard certain rnmbling sound-perhaps
the echo o. Cumberland he ID willing TO take his oath
On hnstens the ckets " the near approach
the enemy But tew days since citizen came into
camp IN such leave his hat behind him. 10 re.
port 70 Gen. Morgan that tho artillery had enter
ed We have yet seen nothing Of him wiso
correspondent viii despatch for Iacts what he ses, ad
the events which he has good an. remole testimony
may not always be sensational letter writer but ID
rhs little county seat OF Iaurc county Ken, cky has
become classic ground-doubls revised Iolli.oders
army both advance Wild Cat. aud in its hassy,
mglrous retreat, left its marks, MT The number o ~
name on this little town with greet aud ancient name.
The Hoosiers then aud fortified IL IN part Alter
stand auarl f;r few brief weeks tho secesh
| Are again ruling the Kentucky cockneys.
First report the last occupation Of London by the
enemy was that when att lckid Colonel Houck could
muster but sixty men Of his entire .ekincnt-ai no
Others were 'orasns. , sI, ,.s
bushwhackers and 30 annoyed the enemy That ne aies
to take our wagons which were w'ihn mile VI town.
The next was that nearly oil ths regimen had bon
taken and that Lieutenant Colonel Coles was killed and
we've many cshsys. whis mourning over these dsas.
trous mapr VII should march into camp but Colonel
,prx ana eght n eenmnos Of l,s 10y nj fnes sssans.
This the ast port. II can md tie coio"o bs,rsi
and uassssn or FOR this mmnnicaon, ~i abridgo,
amend or add, accurdioe " the saots.
Two ofaosr: rs!or! two diovsnt stories M o. ,as,a, n
| suemy's piaksts" what was the result" said j.
40, we soon made them skedadde,' was the RESPONSE
Captain says, the pinnacle the highest pons
or our fortress) and the whole mai and the rcbsh
NOS only made the coousl skedaddIe. bit came near
taking the whole party prisonerR" - An bow was
that / inquired The csptais explained: /" whiIs
the rebels appeared 20 bs running away rom the cole
nss party Il 10 lead him out b,le further,
while the snsmy hsA Ranking parties In tno rayincsi
night and lett, which would have osrtan'y captured
colonel and ~ Nv m; s m hs s mot sss Sss va4Ss
and csntrsdictory reps,ts Of haies aud skirnishss
until an reports are colaisd, enanissd and rsvIod
Correspondents, IN their anxiety % give the rrss
reports TO their favorte paper, often give but one
phase Of the baltlc Truthful rect as soon ae
Population as ,.'.er win try % make all stories
harnaoixo with their nrst report dishonest men viii
corrections but a. though all uttered anA
l MONDAY MoRsNs. August -.
Il
west wing VI army heard tha, General Lewis wal
laco at Lndon, With 200 and rapidly pushing
forward II would have done good ~ soc the countss
mace Of the Hoosers brighten the passed fr
lin TO iip remarked that they grew two inches taller.
'Yes, said an elderly nd,anian, six o. .hcn'. AL
| power aud influence thero are IN some
names Tho Of Garfield among tbe buckeyes, nnd
Wa lace emong the hoos'ers doubles their powers their
energie,nd activities. With them as leaders they move
| forward confident of victory.
Sitting reports u Ito canrp hld testimony OF Wal
Il lsco's advance this side Blg Io'inttln.
We have had reports that General Nelson was Al Big
MANY of our ofcrrs know ing the tnlcntss when
army from Middle Tennassec 70 keituckv by The
abvve route, have aoabsed the report
Not officer private has foe hoar bated ono jos
at hesrt bore IA the presence ~ tho enemy Inc ply
prvathn have really fen has been that u our mais
u ligbA and freedom.
The Rebels she March Co tlse Ohio.
[rrom she Grenada (siiss.) Appeal, Augsst "a
lot our people take warning IN time. lea hem take
for granted Lincoln has, viii very soon got, all
tho msn he called for, and prerare for the cmer
reucy Il Is within power Of tho South 10 put and
keep in Geld large force the North can spars
and osly tns part Of Wisdom, but the dictate
Of both patrotlsn and duty 10 do i and that withous
delay Our ayssies (tns rebols) noD on TIE mSrcA6
NE OAso rsn. and they should be cheeref, aided ana
srengthed they 20. May God speed and favor them
Tho ,n.siigcncc which publish tins evening relative
IN The advance Of our troops hsntucky cheering
In the highest degree " the nfst nsalmcnt OF the
rood news We have been looking for hm that quarter for
come days past.
II Missssippi, Alabama and rennsscc would remove
tho theatre from their bords let thor sons
swell our armies they advance in purut Of tho enemy
and very soon shall have overpos erns and nvin-
cple force In aeld enabled bA def to the
hrclngs OF Lincoln, and clear the conf'deraey Of the
hated zoe.
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CasMoRSE GARDESs.--lhe fall season baa been naugu
rated this establishment by the re- of ss Carioa
P,ti lame s,rakosch and NJ Dabrcul, andte engage
,ucnt O, signur gusini 1de oFchcstra-that OF tho
A,aeuy--nss also been secured he alba direction
OF uuzo. Tho coucert arrangements have, nereicre,
been placed scale which, IN addition TO the oA1er enc
,sra,nnens render these Gardens the best dve1vned
and cheapest place Of amusement, IN the city Ihamw