The New York herald., 1862-01-19
KENTUCKY.
columbus correspondence Of tho Nashville Union

General Johnston has called upon the provisional 60
y nm Of Kentucky % for Levy Of 600 Of whom
the cavalry service. for one or three years.
legion to be used for tho purpose OF enforcing State
Esvenue and for police purposes, also to be formed
and placed under the direction Of the Governor Tho
received w it is understood be placed under command
OF Colonel William Preston late United States Minister to
Spain who is to receive the appointment Of Major Gene
raj The levy Of troops called for WILL when formed into
companies and regiments be transferred to the Confede
rate service and the legion act in the capacity stated
Governor Johnston will at once issue his proclamation
in pursuance of the call made upon the State, and will
arma who may offer themselves, either with shot guns
or rifles.
General Bowens brigade, lately stationed at Fecians
near Maysaed Kentucky, arrive here yesterday II is
General Floyd's brigade from Virginia. are, upon arri-
val to be stationed at scottsvie about twenty five miles
from this place, and equally distant from Gallan the
line of the L. and N. Railroad at which place they will
debark.
General Hindman is still falling back There
federals with the exception Of few scouts this side of
Green river. All Is quiet above.
The editor Of the Fort Smith Erning says he has
strong that General Price will be appointed
Major General Of the Department or Arkansas and Mis-
souri, that General Mccaloch will be assigned TO the
command OF division Of cavalry in Virginia. and that
Colonel Mcintosh will receive appointment TO brga
der generalship
THE LATEST FROM THE REBEL zOLLICoFFER's CAMP
HIS FORCE.
from the Somerset (Ky.) Camp Journal, Jan II
Mr. Winter who has been In the custody OF the rebels
bome tWo Weekb past UrVeo IN SonerSet on
day evening last and took up lodgings at the Ingram
House. He native Of Georgia. but has been resident
OF South Carolina some years. Travelling from homo
when the secession OF his State took place. and not
ing with tho suicidal act lie chose again take up
bis residence In the pestiferogs and petuant little Com
nonweaith Hence he had for somo time made his stop
ping place in Megs county, Tennessee reign OF terror
having made that section top warm foa unonist to e
ain Comfortable no left tennessee With the intention Of
making his way into the lines Of the federal army.
On his way he and his companion, Jo Neay, were cap
tured by an independent thieving company that has
sort Of understanding with Zolcoer and taken 10
his camps. After staying under several days
he escaped from the guard tent where number of
soldiers were watching over him. Storms noblo in
stitutions at tines The senior editor Of the Journal
left Gen. Zocoer at Knoxville, four months ago,
under similar circumstances. Mr.. Winter informs
that the rebel soldiers poorly clothed.
We asked him how their clothing compared with tho
federas, He replied it was not good. the men
under Zollicofer about eight nine thousand and
great dissatisfaction prevails. They expecting
fight and send out large picket force at night. There
has been considerable renorcements sent forward 10
Zoliconer He has received in the last ten days four
regard perfectly reliable How long till
give them an opportunity to fights
THE REBEL GENERAL BJcKNER SOLD OUT.
From the Louisville Journal, Jan H..
In accordance with previous notice, the household
effects OF General Simon Bolivar Buckncr offered
for sale yesterday in front OF the Court House. Quite
crowd assembled, among whom were Q number OF per-
rampant for "their rights" southern
could make them but sti among them all there
amount, settle the tax bill and prevent tue sale.
Mr. 1huxon, the collector, proceeded with tho sale
until sufficient money had besn realized pay the
on Buckncr's property in Louisville