The New York herald., 1862-09-06
ctu1axA11. Sera. s. 1857,

business is stin suspended. Volunteers and armed
bodies Of continue TO Peur into the city by thousands
The city quiet and there excitemsnt beyond The
enthusiasm manifested oper these arrivals.
Rcgimenss ana comazcs they arrive boantifuly
supplied with provisions in Fifth street market place
bridge of boats being built The river at the
seot of walnut street. II will be completed tonight
The order suppressing the Erenir1 Times was revoked
this morning. The paper appears this afternoon.
Gunboats constantly patrong the river for miles
above and below.
Reports from Kontucky are conf citing. Nothing is
OF the whereabouts OF the rebels since their
rival at Paris.
An order was issued this morning compelling citizens
90 be IN their houses by nine P NJ.
Accounts by Mail.
CKE BATTLE OF RICHMoND--vERY LATE FROM TIE
BEAT OF WAR IN KENTUCKY BRAVERY OF OUR
MEN IN THE LATE BArTLE-sPIgrED CONTEST
THE LossEs-MovEMENTs OF THE REBEL ARMY.
From ths Cincinnati Gazette, Sept. 8
We had conversation yesterday with Lieut. nant Colo
mel Armstrong, OF the Ninety fifth Ohio. who
eagod IN the oate Of Richmond on Saturday Colcne A.
was taken prisoner and paroleu. lie left Richmond
dsy evening. rode hors bick 20 Paris where he
rived early Tuesday morning Thence he moved by rail
70 this city The account which colonel Armstrong FUR.
bfshes Of the battle differs very materially from that
heretofore published and shoos thai m1 ias;eai of
ecting co'cu5s, fought Nth greIt bravery The battle
did not end in the afternoon, when General Nelson
was woun!ed, as reported. Our forces Iell back
continued the fight until nine O'Clock at night
when they finally overpowered about four
Our loss in killed about hundred ana hfty. The
rebel loss in killed about two hundred The are
thousand federal and rebel wounded at Richmond. We
veg 10 h-sa1 hu"dred s prisoners These were paroed
And are now marching by land TO Cincinnati They would
reach Paris last evening. whence it expected they
would be able TO reach this city by rail
~ Nmzy ffh Ohio s isso the esoa9emer, thou
sassa oi.g, and lost hnslded Aglet
Ssonrs. Colonel Armstrong having given a list of the
yefa ivp1
vas unable 70 furnish the information. The
psndeuis o the Gaiets and Coaercsos taken pri
soecrs, aud laroled They coming home with The
soldiers and may reach the CITY tonight Oar who
fsi INTO the hands Of the rebels were treated
- be made this score. Colonel Armstrong
allowed ~ bis splendid horse which he rode
,l This officer by the terms oi his parole, is pro
Aoed from giving information as 10 tho strength Of the
rsbel army.
General Smiths forces had not crossed tho Kentucky
river Gp 10 Monday night; and At that time there
ce Of the enemy this side of the river Monday even
Nc Lexington had been taken possession of by the
sebes All the reports have had OF enemy march
~ Paris and Cynthiana had their origin bodys
Imagination The Colonel of the Ninety OHIO who ran
sway Cynthiana upon runors Of the approach
e the enemy has been dismissed from the service and
Colonel T. Swaine, 6ne officer and perfect gentle
man has been appointed TO take his place We congratu
ate the soldiers OF the Ninety ninth this change
The rebels attempted the Kentucky Mon
Cay, the road toward Lexington bat they by
forcss from this side and repulsed They then moved
1swn about six miles, where they were again met and
NE light was progressing when Col. Armstrong
Ne river above The banks Of the river very high
and almost perpendicular and the only passages
AAe ferries which reached by roads through the
ssnks II ,s therefore easily dsiondcd The rebels being
large force may have succeeded crossing by divid
NJ their army and moving column over, while
enethsr engaged our men Upon this point we have
reliable information 1t ia our impression however that
smiths army could not, in any event, reach this city
snort Of three days from this time. Our defensive
Iea-ures, however, should not be delayed hour
slncken IN the least deg ee. N is posireiy kroso
ksty Snsth Aas formidable army Of ue<ra1 troops tcith
iayv sufpy Of the te artillery and fuE proportion Of
csrsiry.
Captain r. c. Kise, aid General Manson reached this
MY hst night. He left Richmond Monday.
sssp seer.s a ne r,os unae1 ons ne
ronr statements the bravery Of soldiers.
snsy we're thrown into confusion owing TO their want OF
a,- me bit they Tough, on their retreat until niue
scioc stlrday night The r,bs force engaged stated
b. tp Saih AZ siztee ho4sani I, iA hssic pieces Of
set The rebels succeeded in crossing the river, and
rea.hea Lex agton Tuesday sixteen Thousand strong.
bsmiorccments were coming into Richmond when the
captain the full xent OF the army that may be
concentrated at Lexington be is not able 10
saby. so0s rlmored hat General BrdN marching
40 Kosachy Scott's cavalry remained at Richmond.
fhsTe were no rebels at Paris tynthiana ycse, day
morning Our cowardly officers, when they stampeded
fom Cynthiana destroyed the government stores. AT
Mai time there was no enemy within thirty miles.
loss killed at Richmond was 200 10 ESQ This IA
Ser tna Colonel Armstrong; estimate bu. IL % proba
Colonel Manson was taken prisoner and paroed He is
N his wayto this city.
Among tie killed of officers we're Colonel Linn Of
sbe Twelfth Indiana and Ieutenan; Colonel woln There
about STA hundred fed,rdl tound~d at Richmond.
hey were well cared for by the citizens.
We learn that General q. c. smith has taken command
all the troops about Covinston and Newport he issued
~ nrst order yesterday
The tramp Of soldiers in the streets
saused the city to be enveloped cloud Of which
esae outooor business or movements exceedingly disa-
srssaDle.
wAs required 10 out u tho yesterday aud
Drrform his part with pick and shovel, the earth.
ssrks.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Sept 81
PATRIorIsx OF THE COUNTRY.
TIE rebel demonstrations against the border have
sveoped foelng In tho community that il gratifying
hs resulting excitement has penetrated 20 the lowest
sptns Of the patriotism OF the people, bringing out the
seeer feelings q hamaa 1saro merging al classes into
and stations in lfe which in ordinary constitute
greater o. less extent, dividing lines, obsrsted
Md hand joined IN hand, all move man. oTgettEg
s~erything nut the great aud holy or which,
est,oo are cn,endug This state thirSs has been
e-irahlc from the cornmencement OF the war IL ~
What patriots soagb. 10 bring about bat IL required
thc bringing Of the war " our doors, secure It's
n ennsmcns hitherto There have been what
Sers termed uprisings Of the people, within the last
twelve months bu. nHa rhta he Ia hre Days he
Tls 0 CincinaItt has kBcgy Iec ful Meaning If
kai trim. snCe last Monday morning have FOR the
sArst time Witnessed LITERAL tIdsdsap IF tie ptseof
VI over! oce atou spragng forward la response
Ne cali Of their country leaving cor the time their
soan'ing looms, Their shops sad their homes eriiy,
" teu ma c.n .nna1 has bcss areate.ed Of her lower
" rcpe! inyasFon and suppress rebellion, had pre-
ssousy but faint conception We have sallsnel
selves thst the city ef Cincinnati, addition to what
she sa already done N furnishing soldiers ios tic
f1s, ~ Gaze of enusgcy, turn cac trcEs.fe thousand
fsss,C 1his disccrery Is worth considerable. We
Ave oly TO continue aSyrtem q" dr, 10 put thess
~ condition 10 take the held whenever Their serv
- shall be required.
hsl addi,i7n to the sprsn- within the city, there
other ieafrrs d-vclped by this movement that
t~Aitylnd The spirit that anima.es citizens
s.ied lar bey c1d the Lnits 0. iIanlton county 7A
ystrsaSs Of isc rMai diar.ets has been EEnsd INFO
aama ia the villages merel ants closed their stores Ia
Me hed srm-rs deserted their poughs and, srasping
sir fse rprsg forward g. sd n the defence oi Can
hnsii in tho ~ Eaten, on Mo0da! nlsrnnf upon
Me receipt ~ The pspcrs from sls ety the nre bell
ssIg AID Sod tEe inhabitants ~ the toyr c,iect.
3D. Fafr'.rs, viii their rushed Ia from the
Wy ages e't The bench, and IN fe. hosfs there wore
80 lanired and hny vsun,eers Mezus. Bendricks 4
fsspt0 70 the city 10 the NJ and rendered the
ps sricea 0f tbis company, wfeh we're accepted Last
s-sssss us baud q stsr tisd pa. Office, cryT,nag
teS RTE and asl.si,,0. sstig for ne f,li: and
NY LETT bskigi, al tbe station tAtee handrec men,
swasisng Transportation Al springhAf - Tuesday
nogs5g n0eling was held oou. .sDy orsaniyel ana