New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08

,ha ;nc,bus that proved 70 disastrous during the
SIMMER campaign in Tennessee and Alabama -,
II will be well in this connection TO state SHORTLY
the sins of omission and commission, that have been
charged 10 Gen. Buell. ard formed the bass oi the
exatiions for his removal and made Liln lose the
confidence Of lis army. They arc:
l. Tha, al last Winter witt ioce Of over 60 ooo men
he himself 20 be led "a check by the Rebel army al
Bowling Green, hsyin, hardly one Hird his strength.
Ihei. the time II Gcu Circuits e''ac< upon tor's
expected DO make any movements with his innense
ann, II support 'f the i.Tmef =. tut, -,
3 That The advance Of bis army upon Nashville was slow
. Tba De idled swoy Oh en,ire mnnh at Nashville Swing
Gen johnson time 10 escape with the remnants Of the
Rebel amy Alabsms and eonteltrsie his ioce IN the
mat his march for, Nshyilc to Pisburs Lending n26
miles in tlree wceA) unnecessarily duoIy-so much
so that he csne very near buc late prevent the snnhi
siiOa Of General GIap.s ~my OF Shoh .,.,
e ha ater uaTchng ls army into Northern Aleuhmn
from Conh be scattered it 30 as to render IT incslsbe oi
: That It was in is power to take Chattanooga before
Brasl snivei there with bis amy from Mi-'issrpi
~, 40 Hrsc.i !; ior f,rcr ne d not do 50 until BTass
commenced moving In uorhwafd decii n, aud conss
quca,y late to peyen the ofmeFs Invasion Of Men
hat bv allowing fiasclfto he occuriod with tie whole
o. lis ony by potion Of s Rebel force uldrr Brgt e
enabled hihy Smiths are TO ter Kentucky, and render
ter Norrei 5 ion u tao Cumbednd Gay uaicul1ls.
20 hat 'l;Aoush bali Of this army w.. st Bons oiren
Wdrrs Col.iu.nd n h'r divi o ~ "'e
City. within days Of Cseea River o. ae 4sth q. o
come 70 q rccf Of te clson Do;N Nhsndns iie gent
e.ro,outatoa' Of seye-i Of h' oy,on eoAmHhde' 'u'
made 10 I. r.orcnit 10 y hltevcT fof two days
d i lhssaaough be was ioionrei Hiet moVneup'o been
R.v,- slsc uct 10 fo sr,rder rd the noihweid no' e
cg auy tha. he As 1etwe Tie eOe's sud tlet ns
carlits up fom 4e"ne'ee - toy~ 10 Ae@S'es 20 '~~'
a., Istfe. which woild lave been easy. 1900
H.. Tls' eh p,sii'e uiouuaton bad been laid before
him by ,e,e.o oi NJ CeueiA.s tlst brsss ~Loe ioIeo GA
:ttfO viii ehoot ~ i'ce. OF artillery ald a.
;hou.h be had himself ~ m with over "on'j oa
teie be did not ap, TO force tho enemy rio baie onh
OF Green Rvor which To could have done by simply m'yi
forward instead Of Is ing s - Cove city id hence entDd q
Bra.s increase his force by junction vim hrDy sH
5 NLen lie uews Of the removal Of Cen. Bucll be-
came known in the biyouacks OF bis old army on
Monday tie most general satisfaction became mani
fest Officers aud men congratulated each other
5 upon the consummaIion Of their iong-enieriaiaed
: wishes in tie most enthusiastic Ehnher. III many
regiments tie welcome iciGgs were received with
.hgelf. Tue intelligence yesterday Of bis restorG-
ton, on the contrary, spread ukm.staLabe gloom
throughout tie encanpmenis.
The work OF reorganization, Temporarily inter
ruIied Nv he removal OF Gen. Buell. and the death
OF Gen. Nelson was resumed aiier tie formers re-
lnsaerlent and, together with the re-oullitiiDg Of
the old regiments, completed last night. Ii must be
said that tie immense labor thereby imposed was
performed with remarkable rsliGny and vigor.
doubt whether much was ever accomplished III
any Union urmy in fhor; a Tine Is in tho army
around this city during the last forty-eignt hours
Under tie new organization tie army i now CON-
! po,ed ls follows:
FIRsT COE?S-MAJOR-CEH. n COOK COMMANDING.
Second D!yi.ionbrssdesGe sl formerly Colonel -
! Ihird Diyiaon-I,rigal.er. Gen. Rou,,esu
ler,. Division fT gadcT.Bon. J6cksOp.
, SECOND CoEPs--MAJOR-cEN. CAITESDES cON'
MASDING.
Fourth Division (Nelson. BrgslerGen. Smith tfor
iii'n D,i.ion-Bn adler Gcu. Van foe formerly Colonel
sixth bDiyi.ioa-Brissdier.Geu. Wood
THIRD oOKPs-MAJoR-GLS. GiLDrnT FoRhEHLr
THOMAS.
= Firs: Di.ison-Fri;adierG NJ Geo. srhoepH
: Ninth Div..on-brfssiri. .Gen Mitchell of Kansas
Eleventh D!vi.ion--b u aaieT Gen IUmont.
Gen. Buell. ~ COmmaf deT-ln-C hlcf, and Gen.
Thomas second in command OF The whole.
Each OF the diyltons 10 oomposed OF three brig
ades, with tie exception Of Gen. Jackson r. which
Is wholly composed Of new regiments Of four old
and one new res inents each. i powerful compile
ment OF artillery and cavafy IA also attached q each
corps.
The reserve force 10 lie formed az h, point ont Of
raw regiments already arrived aud to arrive, will be
under tie command OF Bng.-Gen. Boyle. Two Gd-
dtional divisions, at least, aili be organized.
fourth army corps Will tC formed st Cincinnati,
under Mol Gen. Changer, 30 consist OF the division
oi Gen. Morgan from tAe Cumberland Gxp, now Oh
i,s way the Ohio River over foui- 70 The eat OF
Lexington, asd the new troois m camp at Newport
aud C0yi1gtOn. lie fourth cOris viii operate along
the Kentucky Central hailicad, ana converge with
tie other three in the central part OF the State.
With tie 1th and Sih divisions Of Gem. Neglsy
and Pans, nOw ggrrIsoning NaahviIe, The Army 81
tie ono VIII consist, ate: The IoraiiQh OF lhc fih
corrs OF no less than G.Lietn dyisioDs-a force
mofs than twice ~ large ar that aIiayed las; Fall
up)u tie e0il Of Kentucky.
+ IT Is nndersood that lefenp'ory ordeTs FOR mme-
date offensive nOy eLcuts alinli bl Tie expulsion
of The Rebel armies from Kentucky, were received
Yesterday. a ooarcil Of war Of seyorai hours dura
ion, composed Of Gems. Thomas and Buell., and all
their division con mLdeT-, was held 10 "a late hour
last night aud pisn the caml acn ut once 10 be
opened agreed upon. The tlools hnd orders 70 be
ready 70 march st "a moments notice since Monday
morning Gnd Immediately upon The adjournment 81
the council Of commanders Tor general advance III
Q O'Clock this morning, and accordingly the iminonio
columns representing tie three oOrfs moved out
tie sGhlrbs over three separate rolis leading to-
ward Central Kentucky. The troops will ull move
light" that is without knapsacks, tonte, ana bag
gage OF any description.
The haste and energy with which military matters
have been pushed Oh may be Judged from The ,act
that many OF the NV regiments joined tho Old
bigades only on tie road tiis morning, ana that
raym1sters, quartorfnasers, comiusfaiies AMI Cid-
nance officers worked all iast night.