, 1862-07-17

FROM KENTUCKY.
EX[ITEEEENT IN LOUISVILLE,
Arrival of Troops and Departure
for Threatened Points.


The .Mort3neh.fs Of .Horgnla@
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tritune.1
LOUISVILLE, July Il. 1862
The city is ogain all excitement this morn
fns, ard the scene is as comical and interest
ing as it was under similar circumstances .
yesr ago. The widest rumors are being cir
cul4ted and given credence among the people
rho arc ready to believe anything they hear.
While the rumored movements Of Morgan
have much to do with the excited state OF the
public mind, the actual movements in the
city have have added greatly to it.
At an carly hour yesterday morning troops
began to pour into the city from three several
sources, and the city put on military aspect
not new, hut still strange and exciting under
the circumstances. The 55th Indiana crossed
the river from JeffersonEille-seVen com
pauies strong-and marched hastily to
the Lexington depot. Hasty preparations
we're beiDg made for their trans
| pcr:atioa to Lexington, or Frankfort, or
| Shelby VILE, or some oiher threatened point
| In the meantime the larder Of the Gait House
Wse thrown open and tue generosity Of Si!as
Miller, tue host Of that Union house, supplied
tie m.n with plenty to eat about 10 O clock
| tie 2St; Kentucky, which had baen sent to
Mu7nfor6yile returned and marched to the
Lexington depot. The two trains which
carried the forces did not leave, however,
n1'ln Noon, %nen M nInla aae most entauslashe
cheers ahe! Aslt lne clty- Aoout the same
tine or an Eour subsequently, all the cony ales-
ctu. soldiers il the city were formed iato a
renin.ent and marched out to the f.ar grounds
to defend the eastern approach 10 the city.
4 single piece Of heavy artillery WIS also sent
il 1Gc saa e DIRECTION. Altogether the display
consequence.
At nleI more t[cops ana more cAclteme9
tcok possession OF the city. Gen. Boyle'a
icad4uallefs " Lug uut house we're oesieged
y uuH19ns clo"u7 ~ etstAens. Ea4Ary lroH1
Nash'u!s passeu 'n1oagh Ut eiey and went
tast py lhe oneio5tA tAle Ioaa, anu tn9 People
began 10 avail Will anAlety Tue result Of INC
expected meeting tu1nor was started tha'
na'sntl law "as 70 pe proclaimed, ana tdat
the cElzens "foS f., ~ uc e.neo ouI ana placec
uGoSI mnn a ~ ~ ,S. no1 paosea lae east -
J 1h1s morning. We nave no procla;natlon thls
morning, but t1e Union Club calls To-
= necl"g " ~ nie.noEls ~ 1otm
mlhtafy ofgan'zation OF ne c1tlzens 10
lhe oe!ense OF the Guy IL wa
31so run!olSa laaI ,ae -: ExEfess am
!Hst3h51ae were saspehoeo' hut the AIpEes
Is cut 'nis ,loInlnS as usual II was Slate
also 1nat an 1nc l1lsn n me c1ey naa oes
piacea unuG1 arms, ana tnat We" Aloauy an
oei4eIsoEstl'e ~ LAY oeen e'l,ea opoT - al9 i
.ue 0CltAEI " tue C4t4. eep4c 1teteucu L
anything, andl hflly believe, believed every
thing they heard.
o. Morgan 5 movements nothing defnit
WIS known. Dividing his force at Lebanon
cue portion under one Champ. Ferguson, wen
by Springfield north to She1oyvile, robbin
lie hank in that place, while the main body
under Morgan, went toward Danyille. A
yet we have no particulars (though they ma
} come beforel close th;s) Of the work at citne
Of these places The Tumors have 1t taf
!, Morgan visited Danvil1e and Harrodsbur:
doing all manner OF mischief, and the
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