, 1862-08-04
SITUATION OF KENTUCKY.
Measures for| the Public Safety,
A KENTUCKY GENERAL: VIOLATING:
THE NEW ABlleEE"af WAR;: :.
IN order Expected from General
Nalleck On CgnGscation.
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REBEL PROPERTY STILN2
GUARDED B z McCLEL-
:. 1.AR;s ARMY.
Gunboa ats for the Ohio
River.

Hivers
Especial Diapatch to the Chicago Trlbnue.l
WASHINGTON, August 3, 1861. |
Assistant secretary of war Wolcott Left here
at o'clock Saturday night In special train !
TO- attend the. funeral Of member Of his
family in okio. He Was accompanied BIZ
Ex-Gov. Dennison.
B letter has been received from Garrett
Davis, fully confirming the views of the |
present condition Of Kentucky, recently urged
By the Ohio committee, and urging the necea-
sitY OF speedy relief. Union men Of Kentucky
express the belief that Mergan's raid has
strengthened the 3eeessionists and dispifited
loya1ists. and say great apprehension exists
that it will be repeated on larger scale, with
q view ofget1ing over the border ii possible,
On the. first favorable opportunity. The re-
cent movement for the cali Of an extra session
Of the Kentucky legislature originated with
the Union men, who believed tnat:the crisis
demands the lodgment OF such power IS is
usually entrusted: to the governor, in some
loyal hands. It Is. also desired to take steps
for having Kentucky 1aise her quota Of
troops under the new call, and for having
tl1em employed mainly within the State
itself. The general to have comnand
Of the forces Halleck has promised for
immediate use in Kentucky and along the
border has not been selected. The
trouble seems to be that 3 general good
enough to be placed at the head OF eucha de-
partment is too good to be spared now from
sefsices..in the field Gen. Rousseau has beer,
talked eff more than any other, but there is no
prospect OF getting him.. ~
It IL settled that Ohio, Indiana and Ken
lucky are again to be constituted either sepa-
rate military departments or separate districts
in Buelrs department with, general having
almost independent powers subject, ofcoursc,
TO Gen. Halleck.
! The Ohio committee returns greatly de-
Bgnted with Ha}leck. They profess them
selves entirely sa;1s1ed that be will make
wares rigorous 81 :nu use Of all means Ut
his disposal will permit. They believe, too,
that he is now as sound On the conhscation Of
rebel propert, and the use Of rebel elayes,
as people could wish and that he is fully
alive to the momentous Importance Of
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