, 1862-10-06
John Morgan and his ,Gueril.
las 1<epltised at Olive Hill,
SklEmlsll at BardstoHn and Capture Of 600
Prisoners.
A Bic Battle at Hardstown
Anticipated.
CAPTURE or A GEORGIA REG
lmEhT Of CAVALRY,
EX-Congressman Cra aw{Ord,
Among the Prison. ers,
the REBELS SKE0AQDLE FROM
DknDSTOWN,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

| Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tfibnne.1
| coLtAnrs, Ky, Oct. Gil o'coc:z a. m.
We have just received intelligence tllat the
| rebels, In largo force, under Price, were
whipped out Of their boots nesr Corinth yes.
| terday. They fled In great confusion, and
Rosecrans, Joined BY 1Iur]but, with 5000 or
C,oo0 men, Is in full purauit &c d. Hackl,.
man tot lut'iana} Is killed and Gen. Dick
Osltsby (of Illinois, is dangerously wounded.
Our less il heavy, especially OF officers One
thousand prisoners wcre left in ONT hands. be-
sides tLeir killed md wounded. We have
WHIPPED tic rebels, horse, foot aud dra+
goor.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Co1.uMnUs. Ky !, Oct 5.
Rosecrans has cleaned out the rebels, and
they arc all fleeing, with our army in pur-
suit.
CA1Ro, Oct. 5-We hayo glorious news this
morning from Corinth. The rebels have been
routed, and are in full retreat. I'll cir loss Is
very heavy. Ours Is also great. Gen. D ,dgo
sends word hero from Columbus to prepare
for large number Of wounded. Price, Van
Dorm and Lowell, after tearing up the railroad
on Thursday between Bethel Station and Cor
inth, made tho attack. The rebel force num-
berel about 10000, Our forces arc said to
have acted nobly.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 4.-Tho Southor rn lins Is
working to Franklin, KY.
Clarke county adyfces say Jack Bonner.
with's company OF rehels went up thc Rad
River to capture Jim Townscnde's home
guards. The rebels wore defeated with great
slaughter.
Gen. G. ". Morgan left but four guns at
Cumberland Gap and those With the trun.
mons knocked OF.
Col, s. D. Bruce, eon.in-law Of Gen.
Leslie Coombs, receives the highest com.
mendation Of military. circles here for
Lis operations at Bowling Grccn. The
rebels burntd the bridge pear Auburn OF
Monday night, Bruce Immediately sent thtther
tllo 10th Iudiana and part OF tho Sth Ken.
tucky, rebuilt the bridge aud then routed tue
entmy at Russsllville, killiug and rounding
flft5, taking ff1een prisoners, forty horses and
saddles. He also routed party at Glasgow
yesterday, taking ten prisoners, including
Lieut.. Col. Crews, Capt. Brown, and Lieut..
Thomae.
A Portsmouth, Ohio. dispatch to Gov. Rob-
insop, says John Morgan with thousand men,
yesterday attacked the Carter county home.
guards, near Olive ntll. Alter several hour,
at severe diminishing, Margan WAS roputsca
aud twenty OF his men killed. Morgan then
retreated towards Licking River, burning
thirty.flye houses on his way. l. est night
Morgan returned to Olive Hill. Meanwhile
Col. StIfsrt went to Portsmouth,, and brought
up590 If ths 117th Ohio.
Dnrd6town aayices say tho rebels have from
10000 to 1000 men within a circle Of eight
miles diameter around Bardstown. Our cen.
tral advance vas this afternoon four miles this
side Of Bardstown. There had been sklr.
mishing md driving tho rehels before them
for the past three days. We c,pt hrcd 900
prisoners.
It Is said Kirby Smith arrived at F Frankfort
with 10.000 men, and Humphrey II ,rslall is
onEthc way thitllcrward with s 900 rebels. Evi-
IDENTIFY they mean to make stand at Frank
fort, and Il battle at Barlsto8n seems immt.
nent.
report Of an anticipated fight at Mount
Watbirgton yesterday Arose from our forces
shelliug the woods as they advanced.
Bragg and Drsckinridge left Danyille for
Lexington Tuesday.
Bragg, In speech at Danvflls on Monday,
hleaiened to send livery man who would not
join the rebel army to The north Of tl, Ohio.
The rebels arc cutting new roads from
Bardstcwn to Springfield aud Lexington.
Lending rebels and officers Of the Confcder- !
ate srmy arc circulating the most absurd |
stories In places occupied by them, for ill.,
stance, that Gen. Nelson was killed because
he supported President Lincol1's recent |
cma1 cpation proclamation; that BULL re-
signed because Of that proclamation, but cou- |
clulcd to hold his position elk days longer In |
the hope that Lincoln would annu1 th At docu-
ment
The rebels orc rigd1y enforcing the Confed-
erato CONSUMPTION act wherever they hare !
temporary control.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 5.-Tho Louisville special |
dispatch Of the I'd inst, concerning til taking
Of 800 rebels BY Rosccraus division was lncor-
rcet. 1t doubtless was bas d on the fact that
an entire Georgia regimsnt Of cavalry three |
hundred and sixty strong, was captured ln the
eafly part Of last week by Lieut.. Col. Steward
Of the ed 1ndlana cavalry, commanding his
own aud tlle I'd and Sd Kentucky, which sur
rounded and surprised the rcbels at bf fcakfast,
who surrendered without the sllghthcst re.
;Istance. Col. Crawford, commanding the
,apturcd regiment. Is tho cx.Congr ressnlan,
md one Of the confederate peace conf mission.
srs TO Washington. These prisoners reached
Iere last evening. Tho rebels, in large force
:vacuated Bardstown yesterday morning at
10 o'clock. Brig. Gen. Van Clcvc Of Minneso.
"a, leading tho advance Of Crittenden's corps,
entered Bardstown last evening, at @ o'clock.
sight hours after the evacuation by tho rebels,
ind was to pursue them this morhipg!
runor Is prevalent that Gen. Dill's force
Vas attacked By Kirby Smiths force at fIar'
ltnsyille, and driTen back four miles. This
:,mor is entirely dfscredited here.
OFFICIAL.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-0alcfal Information
received hero states TINT the rebels under
Van Dom, Price and Lowell yesterday attack
ID our forces at Corlnth, but were reputscd
With great slaughter. They retTcatea, leaving |
heir dead and wounded on tile 1el ID. Our I:
forces are In full pursuit.
FREEZING THE SLAVES O0m-