, 1862-11-10

ot Louisville after ths war be5a7-tae LOUIS
Vile legion. He did ttfs against the protest
Of large numbers Of Influential tender f ,oted
Upionists, who feared tha. tns bioody srenes
enacted at Baltimore would be rtaIct-d. But
be told them he was prepared for th. issue,
and should seek It. His regiment 9as nos
nolested, but On the contrary WIS received
with the mos: naked manifestations Of graf
fcataop. It was great blow 70: thn q zion
Cause in Kentucky. After that day Breckir-
nrge, Ciay, fresttn, ard other keces-ionis's,
deemtd 1t Ealofous to get cut Of the State.
GeD. Roasseau has jnss been made major
Lererxl- II shcu' d .uvr been done q ye1r aro
He d6s Fcn more huu0-6 and receise1 smaller
recognition than any other general In the
rrtfefa army. There are no is or 6uks IN his
Lriotism.
DrMoS7 S7-Brisa1ltr General Eoenezer
Du7aont, our iudlara generA', is.full i've feet
!our inches in hivht. his ls.ge mouopoliz;ng
tte Ions sA7re ofhis Longitude weighs aboat
llV r6urds-fsir ba'r aud 1noustacae very
6srkin fsct aui.e FrstcbS Ere IL is psr,,ps
the reputation Of heirga good soldier. Ha
IVES PCT on the track Of Morgan, to trap tha3
ubiquitous raecxl, but could not catch him,
w1ieteat the louisville Journal brought is
!anpoonipg skill to bear on the general He
eent le'1er to the .1ouTnal which stopped il
pen In that direction. It is evident from this
letter that the general writes well, I know ne
fought veil, ind has Just been elected to
Congress.
Bo1lE.-Brig. Gen. Jerc 7. Boyle is past
Commander here In hight he measures firs
het eight, ircltred to corpulence, and perhaps
his hatr light ard cu-1T. He Is we'll suited to
tts place-cordiai, gertlemauIy. realy to do
fy.F, attentive to bis dnties aud hates rebels,
wEom he curses in good Saxon. He IL NOT
tel der-teoted On the slavery question, al
though he owns negroes.. He anaouncss at
ali times that be il ready to sacrifice tbeyn to
gave our country, In f1ct he Is inst the man
that is entitled to your band always.
GELHERT.-Ri igadier General C. G. Gilbert,
now guar6ipg the Louisville and Nashville
[ailroad, Is full flx feet IL hight: quite slim,
but Ve1y straight; he has sandy aair, aud au
unex:ressive lace. In conversation ne fsv=ry
c<i fceniia}, but EetrsSs TO great intellect Or
capacity. He is a g1eat friend OF Buell., aud
by seine tocus pocus arrangement Of Buell.
y rs placsd d tn command OF the Sd army corps,
divisions. The thing Inn this way for s1zne
tine, but finally Development OF the facts
stripped one star from his shoulder straps,
and Gilbert wa left on! in tht cnlt. Hlssrtus :
corps waa divi1ed between McCo7k and Cut
tenden, ard be given division to Gu ard rail-
roads. THIS he Fil1 continue to do, hope,
| for come time to coris.
The STEAMER Tu0stAs ScorT.-The steame.
it'pIues Sco1r, on ner .~aY from Ciacincati ia
| this port, was sunk on W.rsaw bar, on Tnes.
/ dty light. Ste WIS toaded @i.h govern nlen,
stores, including II. eco Larers.ck-. Is fFW soi
d,eIs' Fanta.ouns, TO- 500 canteens. 600 shirts,
III Np 1rtaEtrY cars and covers, and "0, 0,nU1
| pasre Of shoes. Most Of tie cargo will D.
| Eavsc In damaged sra-e.
ARRESTED on SUSPICION.
J l. man e~.lling hinselt jain Lee, WIN says
he belongs TO Knoxville, TennucsSee, WAS ar
rested ID this ely ycsleri'y, by Gen. Boyie.
He haG in his pos3tasion tn. sual ot 3l5G, ,0D0
| Which he claims belongs to loyal eitix=nS ol
Augnsii, &C., who hay: sent j. North bj Mr.
| Bu.le has doubts OF Les's l,y1:y, aa3 tac M.
] therefore cc,ermlaed to hold lin aud TIL
money until he c4n advise with the authori
lies at Washington.
LATE FROM NASHVILLE.
The New Albany L:siycr coaSsias state
IesDt from g:atlenau 0; that city, who LEI
Nashville on the Fl. lie says ;he for.i6ca
tio;s ut Nashville are very strong. An iGl
! uitrEe seu i.clfcu.ar tarfhwora has .,erl
erer:ta, witch r'..cars arouad the city fto:1
1he Cumberland River cas-. and west. Til
wnrk is mounted with iaeavY siege guns, whscl
command all the app: caches to the cry, az:
@i:hiE thiR ea,thwork arc many dctachsi
wsrks. The opinion is entertained BY Gea
Etg1er and Gov. johnson, thst Ntshvill: i
now the best fortified city in the u urn, an.
could be held by 20 600 men against ave titu.:
:hat 1.u1nbtr. TIE rebels, upou hearing ta ,
Ger. Ro:ecran5 pas moviog towards Nash
v'le, hastily eyacuated Nlurtrseshoro, On t3
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, aud r.
tired towards Stevenson. Be.cr: leaving th:!
tore up the railroad for consid:nan!c dis
tcnce, It +: also ssported that the ren.ss tsy'
evacuated McMiunville, falling back to Cha:
| ta1e:'Ssa- Tnc railroad bridge at Nashville
has ac heavy floor laid dawn over 1t f,r tt,
passage Of troops md 'sasans. Taere Is ais
en- excellent rontoon bridge across the Cu;n
| r1,+1 4 3a+ INT
es@e through 70 Bowling Green with : l::r !;
uuu.her oi cick aud conya1esc"nt so!ai-r
und=re flag Ct truce. Ttir gue:i3las IL 1t:
| their route, trithstaa3iug liz. hac, VI trace
robhtt these sick men Of all tl:ir En,Ae.
knaI:sacks, accontrelneatS, &c, gaa tr.:are
Them in the mest harcaraus manner. IT,
im1 eressicp here l. ts;t the rebels hlrt ev Ii
pstsa Iai OILY Mnrfreesboro, hut McMtnn:isie
trd tlat th:s :nsend to :1lko tisSir It .:1as
dnc1, y It Chattanooga.