, 1862-10-21
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
Escape Of Bragg and Kirby Smith
With all their Treeps, Trains
and Supplies.
Successff.l Raid of Morgam.s
Rebel Cavalry ap0m our
Wagon Trainss

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune1
1xD1AxAro11s, Oct. -, 1862.
Generals Bragg and Kirby Smith hare sue
ceedcd in getting their entire armies. wagons,
and supplies safely out Of Kentucky through
Powells Gap, and Gen. Buelrs Immense army
Is now ss1d to be en- route for Lebanon and
Louisville. Il ttStrategy, my bo5s!"
4 1amber Of recruiting officers have been
arrested for furnishing men already recruited
Is substitutes for those drafted.
Col. Bickeu Of the Goth, and Capt Rabbs Of
the LIST Indiana battery have resigned.
Iepecial Dispatch to the Chicagn Trtbune.l
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 20. 1862.
4 large number Of passengers arrived from
Lexington and Frankfer: this afternoon by the
train. Telegra;'hic communication is open
to Cincinnati via Lexington
Gen. Grapgers force had not arrived at Lex
:ngtor at = o'clock this afternoon, but they |
were close By. There were 400 rebels sup
posed to be near that Place today, and from
TWO 20 three hundred Union cavalry in the |
rlsce, but had sent for relrforcments:
Capt II. ". Stager completed the wire to !
Lexington on Friday. 4 strong gI1rd is !
placed sleng the line Of the Covlngtoa aad |
Lexington raflroad.
JcE:. Morgan, with about 1000 or 200
men, reached Lawreneeburg yesterday morn-
irg ta,ly, and ordered breakfast, but before
they hid chance to gobble it Gen. Dumont's
advance rushed upon him, and succeeded in
capturing from fifty to seyenty.iVe men,
Who were taken into Frankfort. Nothing
more was heard from hilu until this morning,
when before day, at Cox's Greek, seven miles
| this side Of Barestown, LIE captured from 100
I 10 $50 wagons and burned them, taking the
teamstcrs prisoners. I did aot learn whether
/ the wagons were loaded or not The mules
!! escaped. He next went on within two miles
: Of Bardsto~n, where he took another train. I
t did not learn how many wagons, hut At this
! point he had but 100 with him Four prison
ers were captured hers by our forces
and sent to this city this After
noon. Morgan did not enter that
town at ali, but left the lair grounds this NOR
ming, going In the direction Of Boston, on the
Lebanon Branch railroad, doubtless With the
intention Of burning the bridges at each
creek and vicinity, il LIE 1as not already done
SO. Dnmont is still in pursuit on two Or
three different roads.
There has been nothing received Of relia-
BILE nature up to 10 O'Clock from the main
srn,y. A wagon train that started out on the
BatdEtovn like this morning returned this
! afternoon.
The city ia full Of rumors, but nothing re-
li::ble is known. The rutnors Of Morgao's
raid arc numerous. send the above as the
, , | most reliable,
| The following Is list OF the Illinois sicl
received In the various hospitals in this city
Oct. 19th-aospital No. 5, Jas. r. Ewing
nriyate co. F, S0th III. Hospital No, :, Joht
| | C. Mathews, private co. G, 18th Ill. Hospl
| tel No. g. Edwin s. Woodson, private co. =
+ loo,h H.; Edgar II. h1lrcns1l, private 90.
: Tooth Ill Hospital No. ., l. H. stonel, pr
{ vate co. Il. SOh ILL.,; D. McCEarey, private CO
:. Il, eoth ILL.,; II. c. Arnctt, pr,vAte3co. +, sui
4 ILL.,; James R. Boon, co. A. SUN ILL., aarve
: BiletenhacR, private co. a, SUN u
!, William Wilmeret, private co. T. SUN ~
b Henry Bodrich, private CO. u, oota IL.
j. 8. Buatt, private CO. d, sosh ILL.,; "n
u abbey, private CO. D, soth ILL., hospit
y No. 1o-James Hazel Baker, private co. I
h ;Gth Ind, conc lere Oh pass from barracs
IL No. T. Taken sick and not able to return.
lv ts LOUISVILLE, Oct 2o.-In the recent req
of raid upon Lexington, We killed from i've
:, fifteen rebels, ard wounded fifteen, amor
1e whom was Major Samuel Morgan OF NashViA
Il cousin to John, Who was shot through Il