New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-08
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v,,c,,,yari,y with bis Army-HHe
Eusicn nna BrOrgn 3ization OF 'i'
Armies OF ihc Ohio nI.h EScH;"cA!-
s.cuCrml Advance Toward ccn'r"i A-'"'
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From Our Special Correspondent ,o.o
s,.,, .r,r,roi,-sneh excemcnt--such agitation az
tos beo, convulsing the military AID modern world
Of these rarts during the lest ten daysl There were
s,s. the profound apprehenions and general deien-
6ye prepa,aiiolg in the early part Of last weeG con-
.eopcnt mon tie intelligence Of the advance OF the
,r;ted Rebel armies from Green River in the direc
,;o, Of Louisville To the universal alarm and COM
motion created by the rapid concentration OF large
army of old and new tIOoQs and the general arnipg
md impressnc Of the inhabitants for wcik upon the
;or,iaoqors erecting night aud day Coz the defense
OF tie civ was rdded the noise ard confusion OF the
advent Of Con. Buells hos Of veterans. Then came
the order OF Ger. ha.lsck, cireaiing the fusion
ot the atlrits OF Tie Ohio eud Ken ucAy Tor The pui-
pose Of reorganization into amy corps, throw
Ing tie c.u5ned force q hundred thousand
men into temporary state al chaotic dissolution,
ont Of which 10 biiD iom ald order in tie lace Of
the enely required cedsrlcs tioria on tie lait u
the ccuelals. Next tie tra &c e.d Of Gen. Nelson,
at the auds ~ Gen. Davis, produced luleu,e con-
stornat0r. immediately followed iy the ezeltmG
news of ile removal ~ Gi-gIace oi Gen. buell. and
the succession OF Gcu. Thomas 10 his con'nandi and
hardly aGa,,d by the Subsequent reinstatement Of
the former. chapter ol history uis been lived, the
ike of which Louisville will not again WINES.
Was ingtOn n the inoet memorable phases Oi us
record OF tie last ,ht,en months hardly iun'snes
q counter art To IT, The ely WAS encilcl'd by un-
INTERRUPTED double lines al camps and OvOcacEs.
The main streets were blocked ~ at all hours OF
the day might with marching Tools, long Lines
of ARTILLERY auG cnGl,s trains ~ wagons Inc .lde-
walks NcIc COnsiaut.v crowded Win thousands OF
Buelrs s0lcars eijOYlny the long missed comforts
of CITY lie Gmlng jiief re et from duty. Tho
stores and markets were craMmod VIII military
customers from d.ybrtak until DARK. Ire hotels
rese L.bled Wa. Lcelves But now the Wild .rcc!a q
Gle is clcsuC. day S march is already luterp ,ecd
between The bulk of the immense army that had
4riplcd the population living within the limits o;
the city oi Louisville. lie deaienl:S hum, olat;ei,
and rumble Of the last week Is dyIag away from
the street, and in q few days Tie stit, pOmp, and
circumstance Of war viii AGAIN have given way to
tne comparative Quiet OgOer, and res ui.lly OF the
normal commercial hie o tie clly.
Previous TO the arrival Of Gen. Buell., Gen. Nelson
bad organized the cd regiments sent 10 him iro,
Helena, and the new cues from Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois Michigan, ana Wisconsin into four Giysi0n'
of three blgiGes each, under tie name o. the Army
az Kentuczy lie had inst complt.rd this work
when witbthe advent Of Gen. Buell., came an order
from GeA. Halleck directing the fusion of thC
srrnics Of the Ohio and Kentucky, and reformation
into three army corps OF three divisions, each fOr I'M
mediate service IL The field, with proper reseIy,
corps Of rev levieF. which WAS TO remain III campt
of instruction st Louisville.
Geus Buell. and Nelson occupied with sct
Ing upon the iniunclons OF Ihs order, and the for
Iuer EkeV With PrOyicirg Tor tho manifold wants
OF his Old army Ia pay supplies, clothing, arms,
ammunition horses, BE-, when they Were both al
most simultaneously cut shOr, 10 iheir work-t'en.
Buell. bv an order, directing him TO tuIn his con-.
,napd over 20 MalOriicD. Thomas, the oiiccT IeXt
10 him In rank BY seniority. ana repair without de-
lay TO Indianapolis 10 assume comicand Cf the "a
roled l7isoners, aud eQmIs Of instruction al t0at
point, aud Gen. Nelson by bullet from GeE. Davis b
IJpon the arrival Of Gen. Bren in Tousvle, q
confict og authority had uecess liily esacd between
him and Gen. Wright. Kentucky belongs to the
Department Of tie Latter, ana hence all the Union
aroops within the state were properly subject 10 bis
orders. Tie matter was settled by The voluntary
Difference Of Gen. Wright to Gen. BCelPs superiority
of rank BY senior ~. The order relieving Tie latter
from c0ionlaad also deipeG the relations Of BIS epc-
cessor 10 Gen. Wright According 10 II, Gen.
Thomas was 10 have supreme control Of affairs IN
kentucky, while Gen. " night was 10 continue IN
the chief administration OF military matters in tie
other States belonging 10 hls Departn ent.
The fats tIsnsLated 10 yOu by telegraph in re.
gard TO the mode aLd causss Of the removal and rub
sequeni restoration Of Gen. Buell. cover The case.
II is wellknOwn that ior some motifs TIE popular
sentiment throughout tie States represented IN the
army Of the OAio has been most decidedly agsinsi
his removal were lodged in Washington by tie most
prominent men In tie Northwest, including tile
majority vi the Governors.
Gov. johnson Of tennessee has also been earnestly
Of work for some time 10 the object. OF
late many eaciug hentucklaDe, l. view OF the Sc
cessiOn invasion aud deyasatOn Of their state by
nearly a. the Rebel aFmlet ~ lIe Nest, have added
the weight OF then uluelco TO the pressure for the
displacement Of him whom they contiiere red directly
responsible foc tie present rlIOls R-ocl vsia iois
of Kentucky. The vOir0 OF Gigcoutcnt from the
AMY Of Ohio likewise swelleJ tie call Tor q
Buel irom lie confidence and goodwill oi his army
aimee tie battle OF Sbiioh has been ccApletc. he
WAS never what may be called opuiar with either
Officers L.eD, owing 10 the Coianess ald reserve
of bis persCIa al aud Official and tue distance
81, which lie aiv 50 kept those under hin. lie
never knew nor found the way TO the heart OF his
soldiers, which Gen. Mcclellan won 20 July. lie
never visited a hospital or . camp kitchen-never
since his army left Bowling Green reviewed 1t
IN person and couiniug his connection with IL alto
gcther TO tie Issuing Of orCers. Now the want Of
symp:-iiy between bim ald ais command has grown
into UTE hatred and contempt on the part Of the
latter. have visited am0s, every regiment of his
ol3 army fiuce Saturday las. and sincerely con-
WINGED that / state only the simple truth in
s. 'ing that, with the exception OF some Of
the Kentucky regiments rine Of every ten of tie
officers and mon, from coioaols down, expressed the
most bitter dssa,giactOn with his management
since june last. The statement Of The LOutsUHe
.j0Tn0t thst the majority OF bis division and br e
sde commanders Joined the rcgueGt for his reetO
iatiCn Is an infamous iasehOOd. 1 could name ny
pef those Of the iorrer that reoiced at his removal
know also positively that twO-.hirds o. the Latter
favored IL. ii tie representations Of Eastern cor
respondents as 20 inc feelings OF MCDOweDs COM
maud toward Their General were true, he army Of
the Ohio and Gen. Buell. furnish AN exact counter
part to that sorry instance OF Fepulsivene9s Of gen
era TO his ariuy