, 1862-09-25
IMPORTANT FROM LOUIS
VILE,
Arrival Of General Buell..
MUNFORDSVlLLE RECAP
TURED BY QUE
FORCES,
ihe Danger Passed and Business
Resumed.

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tsnse excitement Of the last few days has
eirs- place to great rejoicing at the immedi.
ate proximity Of seven divisions Of Buen,s
army, which are coming up from the direction
OF Salt River. The enemy seem to be COZ:
centratiug at Bloomfield About 12,oD of
them were seen this morning beyond SILT
River on the Bardstown road.
Louieville3s now considered entirely safe.
and though o 6ght may occur in our vicinity
before the arrival Of Buelrs divisions, nobody
hiss any fears respecting the result. General
Nelson is confident he can hold the position
against any odds until the approaching fed
eral achievements shall arrive.
Col. ". &. Polk Of Crittenden's staff. Can't.
Hablstzell Of Alex. McCook's staff, aud Lieut..
ROCKWELL Of Buell's staff, have just arrived,
No portion Of the rebel forces arc known
to be this side Of B2rdstoxn.
On the 18th our cavalry captured 40 rebels
at Glasgow.
On the 2lst three regiments Of cavalry, up-
der McCook, drove 5000 rebel cavalry GU. Of
Mnrfordsville without any federal loss. TIE
rebels lost colonel and lieutenant colonel.
Our forces had slight skirmishes all along the
road hitherward, capturing numerous small
squads Of rebels.
Col Ed. McCooh. Of the2d Indi 1ua cavalry.
commanding brigade Of the 2d Indiana, and
LIST and Sd Kentucky, was at E1iz4bethtown
this morning. On .the way up, at several
points, he killed forty y-seyen rebels in the ag
eregate, and, in conjunction with Kennctt's
command, took 1,5c0 rebel prisoners and
twenty four wagon loads Of provisions.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. "a, (mldnight.) .)-Genera1
Eue'l has just arrived.
Gen. Nelson has just issued an order per-
m1sting tomorrow general RESUMPTION
Of business, the Issuing Of passes to loyal
Fcrsons, and the discharge OF all enrolled cit
izers from duty.
Especial Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
LOUISVILLE. ne, September %, 1852,
The city fs quiet, the excitement Irving en-
tlrely subeided. Gov. Norton Col. uollo Eay,
Col. Carringtun and General Neb1e arrived at
O'Clock this morning. The governor im,ne-
diately had IN interview with Gen. Nelson.
The report was that Bragg, with s., coo men,
Louis lille, and that Buell. was two 1a, 8 march
behind Elm. This caused the order requi.ins
women and children to l-aye the city.
The terry boats to New Albany acd J+ff.r-
sohFIle we're plSlog all night carrying Tefu-
gees. aEd thousands crossed over anticipating
Is fight. General Nelson caused nearly alt the
military stores, ammunition, and some sipg,
Enrs, and large plumbers OF government
mults, 10 Le Transferred to the Indiana side.
This morning the city WIS comparatively
qu.et. Col. IerTy, Of cavalry regiment sent
out On reconnaissance reported th4t he
Atns twenty-five miles on the Bardstown
pike, but saw no enemy. From other reliao1e
/ iuft1mstion it IL ascsrta;ncd that Bc,.z left
Rardsto~n, aud proceeded to Bloomfield on
his way to Frankfort or Lexington, aud has
4na'. doncd his purpose OF comlug here. Gov.
Mor'un and etatf, with General Nelson, visited
fhe II rt!tica'ions at an early hour this noru-
irg- Er.rything is in readiness for tho cue
my ehonld be come, and q warm reception
awaits hjm,
Since writing the above. I learn that the
crise il past. Louisville will nos be att ,clr,1,
lsncii has turned up most oppur unely aud
Bragg ie rstreatitg rapidly t<sards L.xingron
Fnrther particulars On this point are coatr4
| band.
1t is reported here in official circles aud be.
lieVsd, that Gen G. ". Morgan with his army
tas reached Richmond. Kentucky, from Cnpi-
herland Sap, and on entering the former to sn
captured some G40 rebels and large quantit9
| Ut stores.