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, 1862-11-06

DAx VOORHEES, IN TRoUnLE.-The Spring
field correspondent Of the St. Louis Dt'aocrat

says:
A gentleman who arrived here from Indizn-
apo]is this morning, states taat Voorhees, had
?. rsonal ercoun:er in that city. yester1a
officers lazy hirelirgs. The officer said he wss
l,sr. wien Voosht ca struck him. The officer
t!en turned to and gave VOORHEES, such = tlox-
g'rg that he was compelled to take to his bsd.
Noorne's vas in lnoiauapol,s defending a
msn who IVES charged With aiding rebel pris-
onefa to esEap4.
, 1862-11-06

WANTS NA1Hk-Nr. Locke, = member
Of pnrlismtnt, hss larely Fade Z speech.
in which be e.,d, that n England hsd gone TO
war on the T1aat xtfAaf, aAo q 1uAld d i have
Rated until ehe hsA onkaine1 thas which she
bstl = right 70, 2smeiy, tho atase of Name aaa
Ae hafbQf Q4 EpGtfAna"
, 1862-11-06

SwrSpL1sa TIE So1tD1sKs.-The North
ampton Gazette says 1t has good authority for
the following statement:
4 soldier was tax, sick and sent to tho
hospital. When he began to recover, he
crxved some little delica:y to eoothe his nao-
stated palate, and asked for some canAnt
jelly. He xaa told that he coutd have Tue
je.ls. bot he must psy r il. He conla ~ hare
dollars il lis Locket, aud With that h. Was IN
b. ps ct reaching his home, as soon . he ~as
able TO travel. H. told bis attend Ant that hs
had bnt t~o dollars, ard that he dta 0os ne-d
the whole jar OF telly, small part would bs
Sufficient. No. he must take the VII lie Or
none, and be must pay two dollars for it
Finally. the invalid bought The jelly, and On
Ruat asionishment, 1ishin the wrap oer =
nots directed to himself. and that this very
j.r OF Jelly hzd been sent BY his own family to
MIN. This Is but one s.norg tho man9 out.
rages peFpet,ated by the unptinctpl@d meo
Nhn nfe found I'm our army.
, 1862-11-06

E Will Messrs K.ox d Taton send us
thtlr post Office address. We have m .tter
to scanoWle6Ga bat await tho information
they omitted from their letter sheos. Whera
eEe the4y
, 1862-11-06

t. 4 battery Of Armstrong guns, to be
located Ut Nontra1, arrived In that city from
EpetanS, I'm days aancA Ths battery which
bad been previoasly located 1t 1ontzeal, has
been seat toTWpQtH
, 1862-11-06

The following are the deaths daring last
week in St. Louis military camps and hospi-
tails:
Oct. 96-Danlei v Harper, c. 18th 1n4.. e.ao-
cA11lih; Jne. Ii I3uut3iu, Ii, aGth Iud., dlart hta
Newell Morse. ], 2 LII. cavalry, gastritisi Homer
Lea11, 1uh III cavalry, jauu3icv.
t:c.0hGr ed C!ambaugh =, sd H., d1arraes;
Allen MsxN ell, D. 1s1 Ark, bowrl complaint; 4.
J. >lliame. 4. 1er Ark, brwel conpla1 mt: Henry
Z. Brown. F. 7ath Mich, fever; Samuel Rudd, no.
Isitercr, ftftr; Nm Brucktr, b. Bowel = batt1.-
tEn 80. cavalry. consumption, IurCnZ We-e:s1f,
+, 18th Mo, uiarrnea; Jas. N. McDufy. a. l3-h
n. castro enterltts. Justus Piob=aeld. G, 18th
Ainn., cfar.h.a,
octobe, as.-nerman BitsIng: let Ind -bstte1,
fever; John Kcrmene, 4, 9th III. cavalry, conses-
October 4e.-Roeert Mordocs, &. Asth Indiana,
typhoid fever: Jo.eph L. Purncil. A. 1tth Indiana,
th1oDic Giar1heA; George BueEmsn, II. "a Nis-
ctn.fn cavalry, enter1c frrer; Abel . johnson. 4,
4;lh Itdinpa, chronic dysantery. Ez:A Da1ros. B.
1lta Wisconsin chronlc dlarihea james Martin.
Parks. Z. 9Th Mill. feafis t5photdes; Wa Aar-
III. G, &c i Iii Consumption and chronic disrrn:a
nrvid Acams, B. eth Ind typhoid fever
October I.-Wm. n. Rssct,ft. CO. +, 18th I'll.
cayel:y r.rhn!d ni: cuut his; ssh1 R1es. str."ant
H. Sd Ill cavalry chronic tlArfhe4 aud ys'pclas
Jas. r. Scott, 9Th 1ndi4na. typhoid feser ,.,.
October 81 William franklin, Z, !lth VII,
chronic clsrrhes Jos Sco!t. D, 18th Iowa. double
tntulso4is: s. {. l1.ns A, 8.h 1uu. typhoid -Es1;
Geo. ". Fox. F, 18Th Ill cavalry, chtoaic dysen-
terry; Johu Ultes. L, 9Th lows Etnshot ~ou'H..
November L. Geo. Price, E. 10th Ill caval ,,
preumon1a; Jacob Ha' berger. .. SD I'll typhoid
1tver: Willard o Bu.terdeld r. 47th !cdiana. tS-
fy, chsunic disr1hea: VIM Morris. n. 71n Ill. cav
airy. c. upcetjyr ftyef.
, 1862-11-06

Thos. E. Hill, Esq, sends n acme hne spec
imens OF Illinois cotton, grown upon The
farm OF Hon. II. L. Dunlap, In Cham.
patgn county, $50 miles south Of
Chicago. In regard to Mr.. Dunlap's crop,
Mr.. Hill says he planted three~quarters Of an
acre, the 1lth Of list May, as IN experiment.
The reason las been unusually cold and unfa~
yorablc for it's production, and yet 1t will RI
pen aid he will have fair crop.
, 1862-11-06
4 LIBERAL COSTRIrCTION,-The Detroit

4 LIBERAL CoSTn1rCT1oS.-The Detroit
Adsert;seT says:
TIE Michigan Southern and Northern Iu-
diana Railroad Company have generously CON
tributed $500 to the cltiz+n's bounty fund Tor
volunteers. This speaks we'll tor the Nbera1ity
and patriotism Of the company.
ET The Detroit Ad'eEftssr of the Sd, chron-
icles the probable loss Of two citizens It De-
troit by the wreck of the propeller Big State,
viz: the first engineer, Mr.. Mattison, and the
second engineer, Hr. Taylor. Tbs latter
leaves a wife and two children. The former
| was unmarried. They were brothers-fn-1aw.
, 1862-11-06
+ from Our Own Correspondent

Probabilities Of a Aa4uthof Rattle-C~- {.
EfOrAsA kerOnM0lasaMce.-A ltv 1Y
Tlme EXteAteA.
, 1862-11-06

The following is the complete vote in the
Davenport district for Congress, between
Allison, Republican, and Mahony, Tory DEM
DcfHf:
, 1862-11-06

Mrs. John G. Fremont has turned Hu-
thorees, aud has written book entitled The
Story of the Guard; Chronicle Of the War;
which viii soon be published by Ticknor q
Fields, ard will contain certain letters relating
to Gen. Fremont and hts men, The profits OF
the work will BE- devoted to the support of
the wtdows and oaphans Of ofaeezs who fell
In Gen. Ffemunt'e Missouri battlea.
, 1862-11-06

Tie Doetr1ne ef 8teessfon In 1790-An A.sto-
graph Letter Of Rohert B Lee-Teoryia and
he Carolsnas the Fsrst. S}aax7N Aaitators-A
Pied for Nssolsing the Uni4n.
, 1862-11-06

0FFICEOF HEPrTESBUR9H,
FORT WAYNE 4 CHICAGO RAILWAYCO,
The Interest ~ Depot bondA, due h Noy. will oe RAd
On Presentation Of C0np0M1
To q. J. Glover Cashier.
oFrrrK NEAR kADlspN ST, BRID01 CH10A A2o.
1.F.. .HsN1kRs0N, fxe.saME.
Rx11nU1&. xeS. L ~ 1s9ssssS4
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
Police Intelligence.

QUESTION or JuRspicroS.-As oficer Blunt Of the
Lower Police Court endeavoring 70 warrant
upon Charles Won oslsndorp st mato Of the steamship
CITY Of NevNyork yesterday afternoon, he met By
Mr. Schwsl Ahe Bremen Consul, and Informed that hs
was excecdug his authority in coming board Bremen
ship The defendant who charged with assault and
was advised resist any effort OF the ofbcer 70
take him into custody, and the policeman no. liking e
take the responsibility Of using any force IN the matter
ieft witbout his prisoner Justice Brennan, when he
heard OF the obstabe placed IN the wny OF the oncer ad
vised the latter 70 take platoon Of policemen from the
Ibrd ward station and insist on the being
,ro,cr,v exccuted The officer did he was directed
"a r.ycbng his men board the steamer soon secured
tss rersou Of the defendant Tho Consul board
.bsp t,e pooe made their appearance and protested
the entire proceeding but beyond that there was
nc offered TO the officers The magistrate held
ostepdorp 10 bail In the sum Of $500 to answer.
NEw CovSrmrEn CissutAuos.-Cou
" aves on the Union Bank, Of Monticello, " ", made
their appearance in the upper pars OF the city yesterday
The police arrested named Horny smith, who had
s25 worth Of the spurious money In h possession. The
notes are considered good imitation OF the genuine, ana
would be likely TO deceive experienced persona
shopkeepers and others should be on their guard.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
ThR RnX ".

wYAHDor-steam g,nboat-leit The Navy Yard yester-
day morning and dropped down to Ellis Island, when
after taking her powder, she got under weigh Her
destination is the Potomac. Tho following Is list OF
her oiilcers:-
Lieutenant Compl1nding-Wia lam u Whiting.
Liedeaauk and Erecttttre OBcei-C NJ Schooumnker.
Acting Nasters-Charles ii. Brown and Williams Il.
HubLs.
Achng Ens i1n-J. L. Gamble.
As,isant Surgeor-H. u. Birmingham
Assistant Idlraaser-A Mcclellan Bishop.
Acfino Masters Mrtes-M. F.. Wandcl William Henry
and william Chandler
4otieo Second Assistant Engineer-Cornous Carr.
Act, Third Ass,s'dm Eng,neers-wiiiiam Mara,
r. Dunkley aud william Vetch
Cana n s Cierk--t.orace L. Peterson.
S,lyaeon's Sslcord-IoIner A. Smith.
Papmdaer's Clerh-George f. Martin.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
Our Louisville Corrosponde nee.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 20, 1852
The situation here grows exciting every hour
Full confirmation has been received and you of the
fall Of Munfordsvillc after gallant defence OF several
days. duration by Indiana troops What movements
the enemy has made in following up the advantage
this success gives him has not ascertaned General
Eueil moved from Bowling Green Tuesday evening"
with the purpose OF engaging Bragg wherever be could
md him, hoping thus 70 get battle with him before he
and Kirby Smith should join their forces II Is also
ported here that Bragg falling back TO meet smith and
will not attempt an engagement with Buell. until he has
met his ally.
In the meantime all Is activity and excitement here
The military authorities fully aroused TO the fac, that
th point "a really threatened. The danger passed with
the apprehension Of this fact Troops are pouring In
here from all directions hourly, and In a day
or two foroe sufficient will have been massed
here 70 ovsrwhclm the consolidated rebel armies
now IN the state. Major General Wright arrived
this morning, and viii probably assume the chief
command, while Generals Nelson and Gilbert will
command corps d'd,,nee There various conflicting
rumors aHoat this morning which worthy Of mention
only showing the extent Of the excitement existing
here Thus we told that Bragg Smith have formed
junction Springfield Lebanon and are both
moving on this city Another that the entire army
now here is being put in motion, with the intention Of
giving battle 10 the rebe Ia somewhere In the country
There Is no foundation for these reports.
This town just now full ofrcrugces from the interior
OF the state, driven from their homes and families
TO avoid rebel persccUtn and every hour the number
increases The roads leading nto the city thronged
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
Brutal Treatment OF Union Exchanged
Prisoners by United States Authorities.


Cairo dispatches say that twenty six officers and three
hundred exchanged Union soldiers from Psburg arrived
there yesterday They complain greatly OF the reatmen
they received since they dsvered TO our aD
thoritics They all placed on the Pringlc enc of
the smallest vessels in the feet The sick were no.
allowed the cabin and one Of them died from eA
pnsure They demonstrated with Captain Lasae OF tho
Eighth United States infantry who had command of tho
fleet they could get any satisfaction aevation
OF their distressed condition bseuueny the officers wero
transferred to the Emerald; but they had mo-
better board Of that craft They
compelled to sleep the deck without any covering,
and some Of them board The gunbaat Tyler made
TO eat with the conrabands the latter being allowed 10
use knives and forks while officers made to eat
with their fingers.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
The Discharge Of the Pennsylvania
Militia.
PROCLAMATION.
" 00vnnoR CURTIN, or PENNSYLVANIA

PROCLAMATION.
" 00vmoR CURTIN, PENNSYLVANIA
HARRISBURG, Sept. "A, 1862
The Governor has issued dischargng the
volunteers under his call from the service Of the state
He Says
threatened invasion OF Pennsylvania by a rebel army
has been arrested by the prompt and patriotic
OF the loyal Of the State, and signal victory has
been achieved by General cCcllan's army ON Antetam
aud the aacry with which the people in every section
OF the Commonwealth rushed to the rescue Of their
brethren on the Cumberland valley border is worthy Of
che highest Of praise Although not required by
the terms Of the call pass the border Of the State
brave men, unused the rgors Of aud unframed
military movements, not only entered Maryland,
but held Hagcrstown against an advancing Zoe,
pressed forward 10 the Potomac, and resisted
shs thresaencd movement upon wamsport until troops
n the Unxed States service arrived and relieved them
Their timesy and heroic action has the State from
fhe tread oau invading enoy, whose necessities made
sgvn military strategy subordinate 20 punder. In the
name OF mighty state and in behalf OF threatened
people hekbordcr tender them the grateful acknowi
edenents OF tue rescued Commonwealth. and recon-
uepd the \companics thereby discharged from
service shoudN take prompt measures to preserve
aud perfect ther organizations. and that new ones
sbar,d be fornAd IN every county, that they
may nt all times te ready 10 the call OF the State
should their SERVICES again be required.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
Arrival Of General Buell. at
Louisville.
>~~~~>~>~~-~~~~-
Seven Divisions Of His Army
Close at Hand.
THE CITY CONSIDERED SAFE.
ReoccupatiOn Of Munfordsville
by Our Troops.
BRISK SKIRMISHlNG WITH THE REBELS.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY.
~~-~~~~~~~~>~~>~~>~~~
The Preparations for the Defence
Of louisville
-~~~~~~~~>~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Cumberland Gap Still Held by
General Morgan,
&e., Sc. kc.
ReOccupatiOn Of MunfOrdsvill
by Our Troops.
BRISK SKIRMISHING WITH THE REBELS
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY.
The Preparations for the Defence
Of louisville
CuInb erland Gap Still Held by
General Morgan,

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept. 24-1030 A. ".
The city TO day presents quite martial appearance
The closed and the military sezing
rolled persons to labor in the intrenchments.
Refugees from the interior Of kentucky forming
regiment here.
The guerilla A. r. johnson is acting brigadier
general at Hopknsvie, enforcing the Confederate Con-
scripton act and lcvyng contributions upon Union
The Jouna, is informed that the advance forces Of
Humphrey Marshall reached snelbyvle last evening.
Nothing further communicable by telegraph has
occurred during the last thirty-sx hours.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

his emancipation proclamation urging active opera
tons and urging the President TO call on the
This was signed by all but Governor Bradford, Of Mary
land. He viii present his views In person 70 the Prest
dent.
The radicals obliged TO abandon their efforts TO
remove Mcclellan, and appear quite disheartened.
Governor Andrew does not appear IS though he de-
sired nullihcston meeting at once.
The address will be made public s presentation TO
the President.
Major General McClernand and star are here.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
.rr,v., Of. the sioop-of-war Inc.

The United statcs Ssoop ofwar Inc, Edward f Devns,
Acting Commander from Port Royal Sept H. sa charles
too bar arrived at this port yesterday she has board
.umber Of discharged from the bIockadug squad
ron also few Of the Adrondack's crew. The following
is a Inst OF her officers
Asf,no Commaader--lpwardF =. Devins.
Erecitfre ofco--J. w. Crosley.
Sa,lino Maaer@-J. !. Gordon.
Acting Suroeon-Henry shaw
assistant Bdymdsfcr-F. Il Morton,
The New York herald., 1862-09-25

that the interest Of the great mass OF sne
people with the President and hts proclamation ana
would be the hut declare that the right
always be- He predicted that its ecct abroad wou
greatly beneficial and said that no King no uso
could stand for against this great prn-
ciple.
Attorney General Bates also the recipient OF sere
nade and made few remarks expressive Of his thanks
for the compliment bestowed:
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
PROCLAMATION
BY TFIp
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
A Warning to Persons Inter
fering with Enlistments
and Resisting the Draft.
The Writ Of Habeas Corpus Sus-
pended ir the Case Of All
State Prisoners,
CO.. &C.. &C.
A PROCLAMATION.
BY TIN

A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, 1t has become necessary to call
into service, not only volunteers, but also por-
tions Of the militia of the States, by draft, in
order to suppress the insurrection existing in
The United States; and disloyal persons are not
adequately restrained by the ordinary pro-
eesses of the law from hindering this measure
and from giving aid and comfort in various
ways to the insurrection;
Now, therefore,
BE TT ORDERED,
Fsrst-That during the existing insurrection,
and az a necessary measure for suppressing
the same, all rebels and insurgents, their aiders
and abettors, within the United States, and all
persons discouraging volunteer enlistments,
resisting militia drafts, OF guilty Of any dis
loyal practice, afording aid and comfort to the
rebels against the authority of the United
States, shall be subject to martial law, and
liahia to trial and punishment by courts mar
tial or military commissions.
SecoadLThat the writ of habeas corpus is
suspended in respect to all persons arrested, OF
who are now, or hereafter, during the rebel
lion, shall be, imprisoned in any fort camp,
arsenal, military prison OF other place Of con-
Anement, by any. military authority or by the
sentence of any court martial or military COM
mission.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States
TO be affixed
Done at the city Of Washington, this twenty
fourth day Of September, in the
N-~.>.~N year Of our Lord one thousand
eight handred and sixty y-two, and
Of the Independence of the United
States the eighty-seventh.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President:
WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

The Rebels Under Generals Hindman and
Rains Advancing Upon Missouri.
Sr. Lour, Mo. Sept. "a, 1862.
despatch Just received here announces the safe arri-
val Of General Schoneld at Springfield He win instantly
vigorous preparations TO check the rebels who
advancing upon the State Arkansas Gene
rails Hindman and Rains
I Defeat OF Six Thousand Rebels by an
Indiana Regiment.
LEAvKSwoRB, Sept "a, 1862.
The Tes Of this city has advces Of fight the 2oth
~ Shirlcy's Ferd miles northwest Of Carthage be-
tween the Third Indiana regiment Colonel Richie. and
Of 900 rebels resulting in the rout Of the
with loss Of sixty or ninety killed.
Defsat Of Guerilla Bands I'm Missouri.
HUDSON, NO., Sept %, 1862
Early last week Captain johnson with seventy five d
sAe enrolled militia from Rola county, attacked seventy
guerias under Mcdonald at Friebuessick, scattering
them In al directions They left dead and three
wounded.
On the 18th Captain johnson, with one hundred and
twenty-five men, surprised camp of hundred and
my rebels unisr Major Snyder and after short
nsut the enemy ned. Snyder killed. and fifteen OF
his men wounded. All their camp equipage, guns
blankets and other property were taken.
On she same day Lieutenant Dillon, with part OF his
company came up with rebel band, routing them taking
= even prisoners, eleven horses, guns, &C.
Major Hunt reports scattering Cunninghams guerilla
osnd near Sturgeon yesterday after a slight skrmsh
IN which only one wounded on cur side; none
killed.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
Arrival OF tho Nova scotian.

FATHER PoiST, sept. "A, 1862
The steamship Nova scotan, from Liverpool via Lon.
donderry passed this point at soo2exs evening Her
advses have been anticipated. she has liz cabin pas
seugsrs and 207 steerage passengers She passed the
Norwegian on the ed seventy miles Vest OF 81 Pierre
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
The Surrender OF MunfordsvilIe.


An intelligent gentleman, assutler to Indiana regi
ment who loft Munfordsve Thursday got to city
last evening He confirms the news Of the surrender ON
Wednesday morning During Tuesday night the rehe.s
crossed the river In large force and planted their
ry Mt all points to command works. Il was apparent
10 all that further resistance was useeas. The ovor7
wheiming numbers OF the enemy compelled our gshane
paroed and marched four miles south Of tho Bowling
green turnpike They stopped at this point and
four days ratons given them, when they were orderoo
10 leave. Our informant not required TO give his
parole being suter and non comhatant. He came On
fast he could and reached the city last evening.
taking rather circuitous journey hither. He states
that prisoners kindly treated, and that they
conversed freely with the rebels the held There was
general swapping Of cantecns and cracking of j0kcHI
He reports that the rebel force very argerom for
ty 70 nifty thousand that General Bragg Commander
in Chief, and that he saw Bnckner, Hardee, BushrOd
Johnson Cheatham and Chalmers. Our account yesterday
morning mainly correct. He says that the rebels
admit loss OF FIVE hundred killed on Sunday The losses
Of Tuesday not known.
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
with these eahs, seeking the protection Of shs Union

with these e1iks, seeking the protection Of he Union
Gag
Besides these there are number Of distinguished Ken
iuckans now here lending their counses to the military
authorities their efforts for the preservation Of tn0
State from rebellion Among these Gov. Robinson,
Hon. JohnJ Crittenden, Ex-Governor wickiins, and
number Of lesser note.
Refugees from the vicinity Of Bragg rmy assert that
Brec kinrdse expected 70 join Bragg very wh .
strong force This confirms wha. wrote you day or
two since OF large rebel force behind Bragg Brags has
been mpaently awaiting their several daysa
and it Is because OF their ardiness getting up hA
has been obliged to abandon his strong position Glas
cow and fall back towards Kirby Smith conscious
Of an nferiority tn Buell. his present condition. and win
not i've or take battle until he be strengthened
The New York herald., 1862-09-25
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24-1l p. NJ.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24-1l Pm
The intense excitement of tho past few days has given
pla to great rejoicngs at the immediate proximity Of
seven divisions OF General Bues army which coming
up from the direction of Salt river.
The enemy seem TO be concentrating at Bloomfield.
beyond Salt river, on the Bardstown river.
Louisville rs considered entirely safe, and though
aght may occur vicinity before the arrival Of
General Bues divisions nobody has any fears respecting
the result. General Nelson s confident that he hold
this position against any odds until the approaching fedc
raj renforcements shall arrive.
COL W. II. Rofe, Of Crit,enden's STAFF Capt. Hobtzel
Of Alexander McCooks staff and Lieutenant Rockwell,
Buell. stan, have just arrived.
No portion OF the rebel army known to be this side
Of Bardstown.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24-Mdnght
General Buell. has just arrived.
General Nelson has just issued order, permitting,
tomorrow, general resumption Of business the issuing
Of passes to loyal citizens discharge OF all enrolled
citizens from military duty
CINCINNATI, Sept "a, 1852.
The latest intelligence from louisville is exceedingly
favorable portion OF General Bues force has crossed
the Salt river, and win be in the city tonight
Louisville is entirely out Of danger
The rebel General Bragg must effect junction with
Kirby Smith or retreat, He was, at latest accounts. at
Bardstown.
Buell. is on the
General Morgan has not evacuated Cumberland Gap
He s amply provsioned for months, aud win bold
out TO the last.
Reoccupation Of Mumfordsville, &c.
LOUISVILLE, sept "a, 1852.
On the 18th our cavalry captured four hundred and
afty rebels at Glasgow
On the 2st three regiments OF cavalry under McCook
drove eight thousand rebel cavalry out Of Mumfordsye
without any Union ioss The rebels lost colonel and
lieutenant colonel.
Our forces had slight skirmishes ell along the road
htherward capturing small squads OF rebels
Colonel Ed McCook, Of the Second Indiana cavalry,
commandnga brigade Of the Second Indiana, First and
Third Kentucky was Elizabeth,own this morning on
the way up. At several points he killed forty seven
rebels in the aggregate and in conjunction with Ken.
nstts command took 500 rebel prisoners and twenty
four wagon loads Of provisions.