, 1862-11-03

1t In the city. M1ny Of the prominent citi-
tne Of Louisville have also callsd, though
isitors have not been numerous owing to tho
act that the retiring and incoming command
rs have been busi1y engaged during the day
n Iriyate. Gen. Resecrans IL fast making
himself makt:r Of the situation. In the
bis troops ara fast pushing iato
Ctnnessee, the advance being tonight at
Glasgow. The following t1lcsrs Of General
Rosecraps' esf accompany lin: His chief
# staff, Lieut.. Col. H. G. Kennett and a. A.
g., Capt, 7. Cla,k; Li:ut, Col, ], n. Taylor,
4. @. G.; Lieut., Col Samuel Simmons, A.
c. g.; Lieut.. Gel Arthur G. D1cat, M,jor
Goddard, Capt. G. T. Thompson and Lieut..
B. Kirby, aides de Camp. We are to have NJ
leave taking by Buell.. He came Ia year ago
without an order, and it is thought he will
retire NTH tte same becoming silenee.
GEN. RosEcRASs' ARMY.
Thefublic have reason to ask for the &C.
compl:shneEt Of great campaign By Gen- !
R.secrans. He comes into the uushackeled |
command Of one Of the most magnificent ar
mics in the country, and though 1t has of late
fallen Into rather lax discipline, 1t is not e1-
aggeration to say 1t is the best array Of the
West. The men are strong, hardy and cour-
egeous. They have seen service and they do
service. They have been hardened by TIE
hardship5 Of two winters. Disease has taken
from the ranks the one-fonrth whom it claims
for sickness, ard Ne have the remainder Injured
to hareships and inpersious to disease. The
remainder ere men steady under fire, never
f-1y h nj
cytr 10000 men, splendidly armed and mag
Eifcen'ly equipped, Gen. Rosecrans finds
ti.nfef quietly moving ESQ miles Into the
etemy 3 country, where the elements will, IL
all probability, soon furnish him an adequate
81 urce Of supply, bringing 1is base OF opera
ticns into the very hears Of Tbs rebel confed-
e,aey. In the xinter season OF high wa er iu
the Tennessee River, Gen. Rosecrans with the
dsergaged army at bis command. should
pierce the rebel centre 10 the gull, and divide
It in two. Such success the couutsy has
right TO expec ct him. Winter is his season,
aud the spring ought TO see it accomplished.
TIE stall Mt3a h. IN q condition to enforce the
ratstdent's proclamation.
BrELL's LAST ACT.
It is not yet known what is to be the fate Of
Gen. Buell.. Itis not a matter Of such sub
l1ne irlit1ere. &c as sou may imagina to the
amy. 1t is e.id by some that lie is to take
| c.mnand of a corps OF the army he lately COM
| manted. By others it is said he takes con
| troll Of Kentucky as military govern II e'ics
Boyle, But i: is more than probable that he
d+iar:s for eo1ne other district. It il ru'uored
| that be gees To indianapolis to organize new
| t1otrs bnd diEcipline tlicm for the ield.
li1ltll's Last set has given great satisfaction
| 10 thr penIl: OF Kentucky Ta has at last
I been fer once severe on the rebels aud has
t ben induced ~ some powerful asgu-
I mept6 to throw 4 hand grenade into their
rahIs, and tsis has actusly burst aud 6oac
/ tone execution. The shell comes in the
Shape Of the following general order, issued
httc on the Goth:
Headquarters ARMY Of TIE 0H1o,l
| In Camp, Oct. IT. 1s63. !
GENERAL ORDER No. al. All recruits for the
rebel army, captured or arrested By troops th,i
ccnnand, viii be regarded as prisoners Of wac
SIG t.ut vi, hoot delay TO Vicksoarg, and their p
il ali persons Who hay. actively aided Or a5ct
within the laet three months will be isumed1atei,
! al1ertgd ard rent to EtcssburE Miss. and forbid
| den to 1stuka to Kentucky This order will no
be pltet st15d ae 1ncluoing parsons Indicted G
Teete be made On suspicion or In Snineieut eytcIc
Fig Con J. T. Boyle is charged With the exc
cutlon Ct lEcse orders, and will give such soecia
Instructions may be found necessary.
BY command nf Jnj Gen Buell..
o.,;,, JAn5s .; 1 FnI; Col and Chief Of Staff
/ a LAD FEOEHEC1 FUN hLN1GCAI hEbNL3
Gen Buel1 has been, to nv kno a|Iedee, RI
psatedly urged to adopt this rstaliatory mea
ku1e, but he eas delayed it until the preseu
} | time. i year ago Brig. Gen. Rousseau urge
! | upen Gen. Buell. the declaration Of such
{ purpose as warning to the rebel sympath
te's, ard IN the spFiog urged 'he eatorceme n
F With Gen. Buells plans and purposes, and b
rttrained from taking the advice. But Of lat
Gen. Rousseau. Gen. CHttenden, Judge Ia
Ian, ard Judge Lare Of Alabama, (now rcf1
n e. e in this ci.y), hare combined and urge
upon Gen. Buell. tie declaration aud enforc'
forcement ct the policy and measure. Th
q was the general order No. 10 wrung from
y sllw coIsent. Its pal9ical working will t
= Of the utmost impof kAse and will affect .
most all classes Of rebels. By recruits for Il
II rebel army, it is considered that Gen Bae
\. having Joined the rebel army expecting it
remain in Ke.tncky, have deserted 1t iu i
n retreat, ard returned to their homes. The:
L men are much more numerous than you wou
a. suppose. There are hundreds belonging
i, this city. They return, report themsel7
= 60 home to beast Of the scenes they SAW Al
y ire dee de- they have done. By this order Il
- decreed that all euch shall be sent to Vick
~ - burg as If they had been captured In battl
. ''Ry person" il is understood that these rabi
'o 'o 1ouG-mouthed, active, sympsthsioR citizs
!
~ clothing and money to the rebels are I1ear
10 10 ard it IS earnestly to be hoped that this y
1e be enforced strictly. The State would be r
~ ti Thousands Of unprincipled msn. wao afGe
y, y, aitirs the rebels all they could during th.
"a "a ttay in Kentucky, are now remaining qnts!
"a ~ at teme, in tie hope OF being protected
10 the Uri.cd States authorities as they In
~ eeen heretofore. Gen. Boyle Is said to h1Ts
~ lsart for the work.
- Numerous rebel prisoners are in this c'
- or ps1oln. These are betug gathered up 4
~ sent 10 V;cksburg, Three hundred and Fl
~ mo1s wire yesterday sent By boat and seven
.a .s Eve b, rail to Carr. Among the latter
- az Indian who was taken at Perrgylile.
~ Adjutant General John ". FarweN
u rources in general orders the temporary
,r { ha1 Gmeut Ct the State Guard until t1ltt'
ha orders.
~, ~ Green River bridge will be flushed to-r1
ia row, andh trough trains lun to Nashville
ia few days SPECIAL