, 1862-10-24
THE WAR IN KENTUcKf.
Cen. TEuells0 Grand FafIure-FTis~Ra.
HaeEat Demanded bY the Army,

Especial Correspondence Of the Chi ago T-ibanel
CsAB ORCHARD. Ky, Oct. 1G. 1861.
TIE FAILURE OF TIE CAMPAIGN IN KENTUCKY.
RGiuctent as man wEc loves Lis country
ard bates Bragg, must be to admit the shame
Jul fact it must ue recorded that the cam psisn
Is ended, that Bragg has succeeded in outwit-
Ing Buell., ard esca2ing with all his spoils
ard glory to the mountain fAssaesses, where
Ks 2an forever successfully oppose U.s. Bragg
il SUCCESS! Buell. is failure contempti-
Bic faiiuse, and contesnptible from the very
fsct that h1s o1n indecision has proved his
worst enemy, and s4yed Bragg IRON annihila~
lion. In the chagrin and disappointment Of
tLis hour when it is pa]pab1e to his b1indest
frierds tlat bis campaign is an ignomiuious
f'i}urs, they turn to hin with inquirin1 looks,
wondering low he is to answer the demands
1t 'ae country to know Why this is SO. Iu
the army, an:opg all classes, is heard the &C.
rerst 6enunciad5Es Of him. All epithets
<that can express treason aud imbecility are
coupled with lis name, and the voice Of the
srny is asa1n raised to demand his
removal It once before succeeded in
.remoTinE Buell., but those who are now
'corps commanders prevailed on the war &C.
partnent to 1elnstate him, and to grant him
another trial Gen Baell left Louisville with
magnificent army, promising thai Bragg
should not get safely out Of the State. TIE
promise is unredeemed, and today the pur-
suit 1s not continued. It Is declared at head
quarters that it is useless to pnrsue further.
and yet the army which was net 50 get e.f IL
out OF Kentucky, is beyond London, and is
trims are said to be crossing the Cumberland
River at Williamsburg. Buell., With an army
Of 1o0. 900 men is Ito miles from his base Of
supplies, IN country that cannot su5sies
liz, with his communications cut OFT $50 i. is
reroEsed) AID with the enemy gone What
Las been accomplished is not visible. VIC
save got rid cf Bragg, Of his presence 4.
least, but we haye no assurance that he Wlll
Eoasocn be in our raidzt again.
Il NEW CAMPAIGN DEMANDED,
To follow him is Impossible. No winter
campaign can be carried Oh in tais country
with lie guerillas in OUT rear. It is iupcssi-
Gleto guard cur rear. We have got to GO back
begin new can pa:5u from q base more
easily protected AL We have saved Of the
slairg t.iumphs is the city Of Nashville, and
nat is now endangered. To saGe it, IN ia,-
mediate campaign is necessary into middle
Tennessee. Every day employed in watching
BraEg Is tiIae 1ost.- Grn. Buell. must na7ve
frcn, his present position, and Immediately,
At any rate, the Cumberland and Tennessee
must be held as bases for future operations.
TIE REMOVAL OF GEN BUELL..
cannot attempt to describe the outcry and
the feeling against Buell. You will rsaiaaa
bcr that Thomas, McCaok, Cr;ttendaa, Wood,
Saith, schoep1I, dickson, Eoss:au, !;ilo:rt
and others were irstrnmen' Il in having Buell.
1einstated in command after hs had beua &C.
moved BY the war department. Anew orcan.
Eation Of the army was made to reward these
n.n- Thcmss was given the chief command
in the G-l3. McCook Kzs given the Gz5S
arEy CORPS, Critlenden the eecond, Gilbert
the third Sullth WAS givca =. divisioa-
schocrH diyision-and another wis formed
10 reward Jackson Eosseau already had
DIVISION This campaign Is ended aud tnase
former friends are in different attitudes to-
salds Buell.. As all gave them credit for siu-
cerlty then, il is PRESUMED they are &ua=Iy
sincere now. Gen. Thomas is quiet and yru we
On tie subject, and am assured by excellent
authority that be will not again iuterpose his
rtmt insurance. to Buelis removal. Genera,
McCook and General Buell. are no longer even
friendly, dispute having arisen as to the
hour ut which McCook informed Buell. of the
attark Oh Rosseau's column. Critteuden cx-
presses his feelings plainly. Smith sp=aks Of
the campaign as shame. Wood is silent.
schoepd has been put under arrest for 1au-
guage used by him deprccatiug the ordez
which keEt him out Of the fight. Jackson is
dead, victim to the imbccil1ty OF some COM
1nandcr, and Rosseau thinks it was mistake
not TO fight BElggz at Perry vile. Gilbert. yes
terda5 captain Gil Bulls sta1r aud to-day
made major general, still c1ings 10 B1sll.
Gut there is hut little dcuot that when the
facts Of this campaign are published, that
Gen- Buclrs removal will follow. It will 0 liz
lie TIE justice which he deserves. SPECIAL.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. eth: Gr.nads Ann a.
say sattnc City, Texas, was occupied " TIC
f.1efals last month.
Gsn. Boyle hae 14sncd m order that all Off
IT'S, WEethsr SICK or well, NJ. on soeci1l
GUY, must join their regiments lmsueii l.clv.
Morean'a forces In $50 bauds were at
L1tchdzld acd Brownsville last evening, steal.
ing horeeH, &c.
-. LOUISVILLE. Oct 2s.-On Sunday, General
| forrest, with considerable force OF reb:1
| caValry. commenced crossing III. Cumberland
Klyer- Lis advance was l,01O strong, and
encaM7ed on tho Galia'fu pike, seven miles
north 1f Nashville General Neglcy im;neai.
attly dispstcacd Col. Miller, with dctach,
/ mcnt, to intercept the rebels, aud attacked
them on Monday at daylight aud drove them
in great confusion across the r1yer. But feg
were Killed or wounded, bat uuno:r OF
rGosis, inc!uairg colonel, were captured.
lhe 18th PENNSYLVANIA behaved very hand
some!y.
5chn Morgaa was a: Litehfeld, Gra7soo
county, on Tatscay night.
james B. Clay vent outh with the rshc1s
from Lexington.
Mrs: HOBBS house, at Oakland, Was accs
denta1ly buried last night Tie I'd; .ccn,
buildings OF Rev. Stuart Robinson werx
tars catered, but escaped Injury.
At H'cAnlard, Ky, Humphrey Marshall
du1irg the exodus OF hts troops, said to az
emmett Kentucky jurist, ave did not carr
anything about your people, bat We did wau'
Jour te.rltorg+ but tycu t1at is mot worth t~t
droes Of confederate blood"
No news sroE Bucii's or BraEz's forces Ia:
beer received.
NEW York, OFT. es.-A special to the New
York Mra!d, IRON Cincinnati, yesterday
says:
General Humphrey Marshall's rebel force Il
rs'reatlrg tr't:, Mount Sterling toward Eas1
lennessee. His army numbers about 3,03(
WWea- NJ, We have 4 force IN pursuit, but as ii
| cscafe ~ w"
Gene1a1 BagE's rebel army is moyius
| through Cumberland Gan l.nar,I nnal1 h.,