The New York herald., 1862-09-12

Of Maysye BY the rebel forces ia yet Confirmed.
Still IL remains within the bounds OF possibilities.
party Of rebels yesterday a Crtendsn, and iase
evening Bu,crs Station tho railroad 70 lexington, Wa
menaced. This morning We have reliable nIosmatioa
that brigade was at Demosville, twenty three mss
from Covngton, and that Secession meeting was held
herc which addressed by chaplain Of one Of shs
rebel regiments Another brigade at Williams,
town and still another has moved northoastw ssdIy,
threatening Ohio between kaysville AMI Fostorvilie
The rebels certainly manage to keep their intended
movements very much in the dark We get no Dformas
ton that bc depended to what point they
intend strike If s q cir intention hold Ken-
lucky only and not upon raid into Ohio. II
cnnati s their destination they INST feel very
they are doubt that every day troops pour
ing into CINCINNATI tnat forthcations being in
creased and the approaches 70 Covngton aud Newport
guarded In that renders this city lnvnlerabs
to attack at least from the Kentucky side. We havs
every reason to expect that they win attempt the aggres
battle ground, and if possible occupy Cincinnati and
levy heavy contribution upon IT, Is hardly pos
uosy or sa. w they viii ry their postoSs and await
the attack from their movements on every sdo con-
trad'c this suppositon and We are compelled 70 sur.
ing the that when they do advance their army
will have something Of an organization, and the men be
and the consequent inability to obtain any knowledge Of
what they are doing or where they are going IN thef
great msay G ~ % nsfe M hs e on s '
wc feel them, and possibly al point whore the
least guarded and where We had no reason 70 supose
they were coming. II their intentions do become
known they win bs checkmated; but without this
knowledge II will be almost an impossibnity TO
ne Of coast and with the river is present excesnt
condition fording They doubt receiving large
,c q n.x X ann are t aDs e %
loyalty OF the great mass Of the Rcntuckans a bosh
and they S ss S s Long % 9 @ css sn q
longer When the rebels control IT, ~ they do they
received with open arms and are welcomed AZ friends.
slavery institution there remains but little oya,ty:
for the STAKEHOLDER witnessing the mighty efforts 70 take
in The world no matter how loyal he may have been b.
fore-wil most naturally oppose those who, - he Ima
gines and with show Of truth, are cndesvoring "a
rob him Of all that he owns, and which, taken from
him, renders him poor man al once do NOT
say but there are q very large number Of truly
honest, loyal Kentuckians-men who would sacrince
their all restore the government to its former position
and Importance, and who now fighting for u with
earncstness than many Of the Greeley and Phillips
school, And these very men will Tell you now 20.
cesh s in the majority in Kentucky, and will remain
and so long as the aboonsts have their pres.
ent influence and are permitted wage against
very which they deem one OF their institutions and 70
which thcy have much right as Wendell Phillips has
10 his coat These stubborn facts will 5G
found the future operations in Kentucsy ani lcok
for as much opposition to the march Of armies 10
Kentucky from the natives OF the soil rs should have
were our moving through the lower counties Of
Mary land the end NJ the present oepat,n ot
Kentucky by the rebels and only FOR nc reasons above
slavery they true 10 the back bone so long 10
is not nterfered with but they will notnd their char
acter is well known-Subnit to be overruD
aud rodden under foot by abolons.s, whom they
Justly consider much to blame for this the
ultra fire eaters the South No love the old tag
and onr glorious government than Kentuckiaus.
Let soil be invaded by foreign foe, and they would
be man and to the death show their devotion but
the majority are determined 70 vndcate their rights
the constitution or the United States, and viii not
tamcly submit the dictates Of sectionam. The truth
tho river 10 Covgton and Newport from free TO slave
territory and by listening TO the renaTks Of many Of
home and all they possess they might expos
the oppression u the rebel hordcs when dscovcrs.
70 B. Union men They VIII TEL INC same % story and In
This information respecting Kentucky and Kentuckians
have derived from conversation With intelligent men
and from my personal knowledge Of the state and u.
people and the next three months viii prove What
have asserted TO be true in every particular Watch our
show to those who have read the above that what
written had solid foundation, aid not sai merely
for the purpose Of adding another paragraph TO letter
Cincinnati although rapidly assuming te wonted Lively
condition. sti rssounds with the stirring notes Cf the
drum and Afe and occasionally band OF music. Regi-
the river where they drilled and every snbrt
made TO make them effective. I have
Western nsa Irsr regiments are cmpoeca Fine arss hearty
looking mcn they appear capable Of almost any amount a
endurance and wi no doabt, make excel. nj soldcrs
They REQUIRE however, much "aetng up,n the kincke
70 be gotten out OF their shoulders and compelled pay
attention cleanliness Of person and clothing than
they apparently do present There s marked differ
sDce between our regulars and volunteers in this
respect: and II the latter only knew how much
they would be considered disciplined troops by the free
use OF soap and clothes brush, they would take
trouble with themselves and endeavor as soon Oh
possible TO bear the appearance or II nor in reality
veterans The cavalry here appear TO be the best arm VI
the servcc the horses appear 70 be better than those cf
the East and the sit them as If moro accustomed 70
the animal-wheh they are.
General Wallace has colnmand 10 the Geld His head.
quarters In tvington, while those OF cei erM
Wright, commander of the department. remain ~ Gin
cilnati General Wallace Is constantly on tie so.
He Is most unring ~ his exeTtons 10 brns
his army up proper standard and when ready to ad
vance he will make mark upon Kirby Smith that viii
be indeble unless the troops he has prove drentrrom
Western troops generally Cincinnati 10 in the
dition that Washington was year ago. aid viii remain
be concentrated here, one that when u moves, viii
sweep all before t. aId clear all OF Kentucky
ana Toyncssec OF every found in against tho
Such viii DO tho fate Of the rebels of the
achievement. The loyal West viii not cry enough,
the war will be carried until rebellion 10
wiped cut. or this they determlred; AID
will be found more willing 10 respond " any call,
and aid the government IN any way than those with
whom am now donicllcd.
A person arrived this afternoon from Cynthiana by
way OF Maysylle. Tie reports the rebels 70 be forty
thousand stroDg al Lexington, and between that point
Heath being scccnd in Command lie reports entire
rebel army be very civil very dirty and very ragged
They have recruited fully two regiments al Lexington,
and getting fast they want tham The rebel
II Richmond KY genera officer and three coIcnes
being Sn0ng lt. panpcr Kirby Smith says that he has
-apiuied eb thousand stand of since bis arrival In
Kentucky "a aud Intends 20 arm tho new recruits
with them Their intention, my informant says, 70
rccrui, and organize, aud thon attack this place.
AFFAIRS AROUND CINCINNATI.
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