, 1862-11-08
Dnfes 10 Oct. 2ad.

Louisville, Oct. 22.-NeNs is very scarce. A
report has reached here which is considered relia-
ble that the rebel General Van Dorm was killed
by one Of Prices staff officers 1t appears that
the two Generals had some difficulty, when Van
Dorm drew pistol, but before could fire he was
shot as above mentioned
The train which Morgan destroyed near Bards-
town, last Monday numbered one hundred and
ffy-two wagons. The correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette say the rebels plundered 400
heavily loaded wagons several thousand beef cat!
tle 1000 mules, and 1000 sheep.
In conversation with personal friends, at Mount
Vernon, KY, Gen. Bragg is reported to have
frankly acknowledged that only 1000 stand of
arms had been issued to recruits in Kentucky
lie believed that more than that number had de-
serted since the invasion OF the State.
richmond papers of the 18Th received at For
tress Monroe, contain but little news. A dispatch
from Tupelo, Miss, of the 18th says 700 wound
ed rebels had arrived al Inka. The whole num-
Der of wounded in the battles of Cornth and
Hachie was l,j00. The rebel army in that vicn-
ity is reported to be in high spirits Gold is sell
ling in Richmond a 160 and 1,70. Provisions
are corespondingly high.
The Richmond Whig of the 2Oth, in an Cd ito
rial on affairs Of Kentucky, says rerograde
movement has greatly disappointed and mortified
had formed for the Liberation of Kentucky and
Tennessee. We had reasonably expected Of the
magnificent army of Bragg something more than
mere encourager to the aeighborhood Of the Ohio
river; we anticipated something more than boast
full orders and sounding proclamations. His long
delay at Tupeo, his hestancy at Chattanooga,
and his tardy advance into Kentucky, have shak-
en- public cOhdence in him. In Knetucky, move
ments in the hands Of Bragg have turned out to
be simply failure, and magnificent one.
Cincinnati, Oct. 23-Humphrey Marshall's
forces are retreating on Mount Vernon toward
East Tennessee. His force numbers about 5000
We have a force in pursuit, but will doubtless es-
cape
Philadelphia, Oct. 22d,-A person captured at
the first battle of Bull Run has just arrived from
Richmond and says the yNerrimac No 2 is
nearly ready for service. She has iron plates
placed on her and appears like an ugly customer
She is similar in construction to the old NeYlnac
though rot SO large and more easily managed
New York, Oct. 21.-The Tribune editorially
says, the last European advices render it morally
certain that France and England will recognlze
the SouthefhsConfederacy on the list Of January
povided there be no change in the situation be-
fore that time It is also says ard urges sending
every availab man to reinforce Mcclellan.
Chicago, Oct. pa Cincinnati special says, it
is quite certain that Bragg has evaded Buell., and
with all his forces safely passed through the gaps
Of the Cumberland mountains into Tennessee
Buell. is said to be moving in such a direction as
to support our forces at Nashville and aid prepa-
rations in the vicinity Of Corinth.
Philadelphia, Oct. 22-Oficial returns from 10
counties, comprising more than half Of the yotina
population Of the State, give the Democratic can
didate for State Auditor 1860 majority
Dates to October 26th.
Fortress Monroe, Oct 23d-The Richmond
Enquirer Of the goth, says: We have nothing
from the army Of the Potomac The enemy's
cavalry have renewed their raids In Fauquier
on Saturday, they visited Bristow's Station. on
the Orange and Alexandra railroads. They also
have visited WarrentOn again in considerable
force. A train loaded with stores narrowly es-
capped capture by them on Saturday, near Bris-
tow's,
Pleasant Valley, Va Oct 24-Orders have
been received in Burnsides command to issue no
more clothing than the men can carry comfortably
in a forced march. 1t is reported here that
Hooker rejoins the army on monday
Lebanon, Mo-, October Collaboration has
been received that a body Of five hundred guer-
rillas camped last night 2j miles west of this
place A Federal force was sent against them
this morning. Nothing has as yet been heard as
to what they have DONE The guerrilas fell in
with the mail each yesterday, capturing five pas
sengers, all U. S. officers, the horses and the
mails
Galliopos, Ohio, Oct. 25.-Gen. Morgan has
arrived and is now in command of his division at
this place.