Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-15
NEWS ERo,E KRNrUCKY.

From the New Albany Ledger, Nov s
Gen Buell. is, 81 his own request, to be tried
! by military commission at Cinenn6ti, on the
| following counts, among others: First, for al
| lowing Bragg "a invade kentucky; second, for
not reinforcing MunfOrdyille; third, for the re-
suit of the battle at Peryvis.
These charges will bring up review and ex-
animation Of the entire campaign Of Gen Buell.
| from the time he left his encampment at Battle
creek until bis supercedure by Gen. ROsecrsns,
and the country will soon know how far she war
upon Gen. Buell. is iustifiable.
Gen Slfs division, which iE in the advance
of tie main body Of the Ohio, is expected to
arrive at Nashville this evening. The East
Tennesses army is advancing as rapidly as pos
sible in the dire ection of Cumberland Gap. They
will NOT however, enter Tennessee at this
Gap.
We learn that the guerillss are again having
things all their own way in the neighbOrhOod Of
Csseyville They have 6 camp near town, and
number $500, They make nightly fOrsys into
the town, and rob al they come across.
There are two or three gunbosts anchored in
front of Caseyville, but they are of little service
fbe guerillas have the town completely sur
rounded, and allow no one from the country to
enter il with produce or provisions, so that the
citizans, to considerable extent. are dependent
upon the guubosts for their supplies of food.
We are informed that these guerillAs are also
engaged in pressing Union men into the rebel
service, having slrsady "cOnscripted some
twenty-five or thirty young men in the neigh
borbood of Csseyville If resistance is made to
these high handed proceedings, the persons so
resisting are shot. We have this information
! from responsible citizen Of Csseyville, who ar
rived I'D this morning on the Delaware.
Sueh a state of affairs is absolutely disgrace
ful to our military authorities. Why is not
souething done to rid the border Of these high
waymen They hsve virtually possession of
the v hole river border from Henle to CO.
lumbus, aud are constantly engaged IN robblng
and numbering Union citizens. For heavens
sake let this disgrace upon our sTms be speedily
wiped ont.
On Wednesday night last. we are informed
Msior Holloway, Of Shackelford's cavalry, with
two or three companies, left Henderson and
made a sudden dash upon the guerilla camp
dear M1disonyille, killing four and capturing
sixteen Of them. The rest escaped by rapid
flight
The prisoners captured were taken into Hen
derson on Saturday morning, and will probably
be paroled-this being now the fashion IN Such
cases made and provided. What an absolute
buTlesoue on war; The idea of p8Toling rob-
bers and cold-blooded musderers. is an exclusive
end probably patent idea of the present pow
ers thst be-" Hanging is the Only remedy for
this sJferilIa warfare, and its application should
ba n6longer delayed.
Wonder if the late Methodist Conference At
/ Owansboro is yet satisfied with the orthodoxy,
| loyalty and piety OF the reverend guerilla SEQ
| bee That presiding elder to whom his chaTsc-
ter wss referred, is likely to have ample oppOr-
tunities 70 inform himself on these points within
! the year given him By the Conference to report
/ on Seobee's case.
Il Al 1a- ~
! sna Rebel-at PerTyville, Harrodsburg and
/ Dsnville. now number near two thousand; and
! thst notwithstanding ell the efforts put forth by
| the surgeons, there is considerable suffering
among these sick and wounded for such neceSss-
" ,uDplies as are required in the hospitals. As
| inst as the sick and wounded are able te trAve
| they are forwarded to Louisville and this city.
Muca and just complaint is made against cti
gsna who visited the battle field q: PsTryTille IL
search Of relatives buried there. l; is said thai
in nosrly every instance whele the Fcantily GOV
ersd graves ars eponed by these citizens, they
are only partially filled up again.
/ From this cguse the remsins Of the dead ar
l-H x1ossi here an arm, thare leg, AID sgai.
a hesd with lis ghGstly face, from which the rot
ten 6esh Is dropping, and upon all which th'
hogs feed at will. The thought Of such thing
Is of itself horrible its realization is terrible II
the extreme. No more civilians should be O.
lowed to open graves upon the battle. fsld. Iii
a f. resting plsce fer the brave men who pourc,
ont their LIES blood for their country and sucl
scenes cf desecrstiGn upon its sacred soil ar
ousrages which should never bs tolerated.
At PenyYille, on Sunday, there we're still re
uaining in various hospitals and private houses
FIVE hundred and ninety -four Federal and thTe
hundred and twenty-five Rebel sick and wound
ed. They are represented to be in much NOR
comfortable condition than the sick and wound
ed at Dnnyille and HsrrOdsburg.
Gen R0sssau's division has been detsche
from Gen. McCook's corps, and it is said will b
strengthened and organized into en- independer
- column. It's further said that Gen. Gilbert
corps is to be reduced to one or two divisions
This is done probably to crafty the enemies {
Gen Gilbert, who are jnst now somewhat bite
in their onslsugbts upon this excellent office
There is but one escape for our generals trOI
these attacks by tho radicals, and that is to tur
negro thieves This will be found the all-suff
Gent road 70 ab Jlition glorifcation.