The New York herald., 1862-08-22
INTERESTING FROM KENTUCKY.

The Mayor OF Henderson. Ky, Gone Over
to tho Rebel Army--Thc Members OF the
City Council Refuse 20 Take the Oath
OF Allegiance-Indiana Regiments
Pouring into Kentucky, &c., &c.
CINCINNATI. August n, 1861
Special dispatches from Indianapolis say that the
Mayor Of Henderson, KY, has gone over 70 the rebel
army and that all the members Of the City Council
arrested for refusing to the oath Of allegiance They
were subsequently released upon resgning and giving
bonds n five thousand dollars each The property OF the
Mayor has bcen sexotl and now election ordered.
Ten Indiana regiments four companies Of cavalry and
one battery hayo already gone into kentucky. Two
othor regiments expected TO leave last night.
The Ceosmerciai says To-day guards win be stationed
At the railroad M and al other aysaoes leading from
sh ssstc who will require an persons leaving TO exhibit
pass nom thsrsovsst Marshall s' ~
The state Invaaed by the Rebcls-Gen-
eral Morgan Threatened In Front Hsasl
si"ns-nss~ ss~, Essrass: 1 = Lea So 81 % Espsri- na
enoed Generals, Sse., &c. 49,. . - y asirftl
Especial Despatch V The Cincinnati Gazette. CO
~ tutf ISDlANAPolds, August IL, 1852.
Reliable and trustworthy intelligence has reached here,
showing that the long tLreacncd invasion Of Kentucky
has commenced. The rebels have entered the State at
several points. Somerset Ia CAPTURED and IN their pos
session. rhoy are moving ON Glasgow and threaten
Kirby smith, with about 10, 900 men. twcnty-four
pieces artillery, and adequate force OF cavalry s
moving from Hast Tennesses - cut Oh the supplies Of our
men Cumberland Gap, andconI Iel Its evacuaton and
advance forces 4 his command have already taken pos
session Of Somersct and Monticello. The former point
threatens Communication seriously General Morgan
has retired with part OF his force to Earboursve 10 hold
the place. and asks for reniorcemens Morgan Is stl
in the vciAiy of Gaiatn and had driven on the hands
t work on the and broken tho hand cara Forrest
and Stearnes expected to join him.
II feared that they viii cut OF General Morgln's train
for Cumberland Cap aud gain his rear They are also
said 70 have o twenty i've hundred in Scott
ty rcnncssee Two hundred rebel cavalry at Monti
enemy The crs truly alarming, and Governor Nor
ten is putting forth all Of his energies 10 meet H.
Two regiments have been sent to-dsy. and At x least
amply prepared 10 al! but discipline ior any ccnot.
General I. A. Norris, whs won tho Western Virginia
campaign, will command ono regiment General Lew
Wallace win command another Othcrs will be under
the command OF General Duont, General Reynolds, Gen
era Love- and Lieutenant Colonel King Of tho Ninctssnth
In Inc absence Experienced officers to take permanent
command Of the regiments, Governor Morton has hit upon
the happy expcdient OF putting them temporarily, for
this emergency under the command of these distinguish
cd otncors, and the officers willingly and enthusiastically
These officers viii remain in command long may
be Their places not all certainly assigned
yet, but At proeat tho ntonton Is 70 give them reg
Cen. +. A. Norris win take command Of the Sixty.
seventh regiment o. hadisen Cen heypolds takes Tho
scv euty. first regiment at Tcrrc Haute Gen. Wallace
takes the sxtysxth regiment A. New Albany; Gen. Du
mcnt takes the Seventy second regiment in this city
Lieut. Coorc King Of the Tenth regulars taxes probably
tho seventy third regiment South Bend. Gen. Wal
ace goes to New Albany tonight take command OF his
rcri,cut The rest III follow as fast as tho railroad
cen take them. despatch 10 Governor Morton ffom
Frankfort announces the resignation OF Governor hagof
I'm and Lieut.. Governor Fisk, and tho occupancy OF the
(cvernorshp by the Speaker or the Senate Mr.. Robin
s n an unconditional Union inan.
Colonel Carrington, II The Eighteenth regars IL
pecicd here morrow, to relieve Co.oae simonson as
mtsiering aud dsbursing olicer .or lnss'ata
Adutln stiles, OF the Twentieth ifiana, Is ain9ng the
prisoners recently clcasca ffoin chmord.
lFrom tho Cincinf asi Commercial. August 1871 II
Tho Tong contemplated INVASION OF kcn.eesy in forcc
BY he rebls, with the intsn.io of cutting oi Genera
Baelps army and caTyag tbewar acyss tie Ohio rye
II ii ~ beng m.,de. lie news is absolutsly alSmnt
The rebels are e front and rear OF 6cnera GcnrgsW.
Nnggan. cUnmaildlR tho Unicn troops AZ Csnbcrland
Cap fie has folrcr cd larl0lrsyfo. aud The rcbes
are already Isdon In ls rcsr. aud pressing hard IN
fort his y not ilmor nnt exsga.aticn By he truth
of lg,ery scncial Buc . alsu re- ortcd 70 he q q
bad tx II IL certain that obo rnnrandtrs have cut o
rae esi communicating between Louisville and Nash
yic-ths iipo over Nhch luci drew such SUI cs ~ tho
country ne ccc pics aord e iaay b. essential
To ts sebs ttncc and, ,ilervcre safety Of ,hc army o.
III, ohio ,hsl te road be Immediately possessed by our
tlin. nny means Of living of the enemy Cor
Hcen mrft cmpi,y ticm. TO soon after harvest and in
tl1 s.scn OF ruastiug ears, II III unlikely that ne my
M stTyc or time, tbough unabdNo gci supplies from
tue North. The rcbois are also beard from IN Eastern
Kcbttck and Mos.erR Virginia. Tho kansv ha Valley
agln ssTms win greriiss, and Humphrey Marshali,
Win lis horde, 10 cAecto, on the BIZ sandy Tho state
q Indiana y meeting ms emssscnay 10 e.&Se &
extent or the rehatrecmonts she is sruding inio
kentucky limited only by thc capacity of tho ran.
roais 70 transport them, Sne IS not oldy sending
q swarm oi reg gmonts, conlgsed Of The worry heN
men in ,be state, all supcicy pr"inca, but Generals
wsacc DcmoLt, ho;gis aud Reynolds, ranking among
tf pcst military uica IN the Dation TIC Two latief N.
iortupotey heretofore m rcii cmcnt, 10 with uem and
,ber ~ csencc Of the greatest cynscgne CO, giving 20
TIE eoy t~oo.s ccnidon.c Tia, they VIII DO ably led
Q vi 5t prompt with bon new trcols a. The rev
ssat oe VIZ az indiana, but the Nts statp Is alel Will
~ Of preparation, and hart Is 6hceasnE aprcal
10 bf ness In Columbus HeIore lie closo cr the ok
hs work win count Ia the risht AMAIOr We shall
lions. II wruf ravo beon better II eofd have
had some tele &, be diiicd ard disciplined Ia STATE
camps but e'cfy campi in the scat Of war u kentucky
will be capo instruction Tho duty og the hour b to
nil W tho rrgnlnfs II " vorono FOR The ncw on A.
nisa,ions te % a @t' ie deld 10 appsasagec y thal
tho rebels would actraly oeery HcutGcky aud cut %
our armies in icpaesecc.