Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-13
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rived lest vaDing. the advance OF our srlr,
IN tue vicinity of Badsgowu, thst tarsc diQis
iens d our army arrived at Lebanon last eve
ming i1ebsn0I Is tw5aty-SeFen miles southeas
Of Ba3ssDwa
gi5z7Hs 81 BaF3stown estimate the rebe
force recently IA fha vicinity OF Bardstown a
iTom thirty to thfty-hye thausand he,
pressed al the wagons aboat Bardstowa int,
Tue sersies, and carried away nesrg All then
sick, Of which tasEe WIS greas number.
GsueTal herdee wss the ast gebAl command
ing ifesr % leave Badstown. General Hsr
dee is said 50 be lite ill.,
The Isb army, which went of ia the direc
i2oa OF y banon, s ia great haste, and relia-
Bile pessuas IN BAidstoea represent the rehej
uoeps 10 a very demoraliz d 1ndItion.
1 he rebel army have lefl BHdstown and Vi.
einity bare Of suosistenee Of ali kinds, and the
! residents are represented to be 10 great want
] 6elera Rousseau, with bis division, had uass
Cd Iay lofsgilie IN Toue for Danville, by way Of
/ Rays miu and Peuyville
gentlelnaii arrived in q is city from Frank
/ inrt yesterday, who was present In Fraakfgrt on
! Saadsy q hen fhe attempt was made 70 destroy
the bridges here. IL Informs Us shat the rail-
oad 5ridge was entirely d stroy ed. and tat the
! eridge between north and south Frauk f,rt was
nred, but The cit rs turned Gus aud pat out th.
hre- Tie bridge was much injured. but fogt
We have already stated that the Federal
forces, following up the retreat of the rebel
army, under General Bragg, bad occupied
B ardstowa on Saturday, evening, Braeg having
retrsatsd 70 Miil Geek, Eve miles beyond e .rd,-
town. Persons who Tesiaa in this county in.
form Us that they hesid heavy canuouadine
TOm the direction Of Bardsiown last night ahd
it is not inprobaeie that there was heagg skir
nishing ia that vicinity, if n0t 3 general en-
nf9rrf -, ~ .r,-.s 1. .s.f-
9 neral Bragg will risk q battle neaf BafdS-
own. u viii no dosb, be bis policy 70 fall
esck or Camp Dick Il bihsan, o. some . ,int il.
that vicinity nom which he hopes 70 Keep open
line Of retreat on Of the Staia
A courier y ho left Snelbyvills at one O'clock
this meinifg, biiHgs a report that both toe
bridges across the ksntucky river at Franki0i
had been destroyed by tls Tebels Il IL there
fore ian 70 iner ihsi the rebel forcos have lefl
he vicinity of b5idgeport aud Hardmsville |
and having crossed ;he Kentucky river Al |
Frankfort, have Fetreated in the direction o.
L xipgton
A detachment Of Colonel Tevis' 10th K-n.
iucky cavalry under ihe command Of Cap.zin
Mott, surprised camp of Feb is in Grant coun- /
Is, a tsw miles fron Wiilismstoun, on Thurs /
dsy last, capturing eig!aeen men. twenty six |
horses, ive guns, three pistols, and one sword |
Inc loss ou our side was one man, named /
Smith, Of Grant county, who was shot through I
the head
Colonel Bfuce's forces had an engagement
with baud Of rebels five miles south Of Bowl I
ing Green on Sunday, killing quite number, /
taking twenty hve or thirty prisoners, and cap /
luring fifty or sixty horses. The rebels fed il, |
great elnfusion.
Special to the Chicago Timesl
LOUISVILLE, o O:tobsr Is 6-G General Sill moved I
int Frankfort to-day. the rebels retreat ing before
him, destroying the railroad bridge and one span
Of the turnpike bridge. They tell back toward
Lexington, and our forces are doubtless still
pursuing.
There was no fight 81 Hsrdinsville
There was another slight skirmish 81 Glas-
gov this morning, resulting in the rePulse Of
the rebels.
There IS nothing of interest from any other
points.
Our forces now occupy Fran kfort, Shelbyville.
TaJ loTsville, Bacmf7ld, and Bardstown. and
hey have advanced parties beyond all of these
points.
General Boyle, comm anding this post, has
ssued very ssiutsTy order, requiring 81 off
GERS hereafter arriving in the q y, to report e.
Aslor II w Spencer, commanding the bar
aeks, and register their names, by whose ORDERS
and on what business they are here
MsjGr SPeucet viii detail sufficient force to
patrol the city, commencing at moon to-day, and
8ilI arrest and conhDe all officers below the
snk of brigadier general who ara not SO
ePrted.
Very stringent orders have also been issued
@ prevent dePFedstions on private property by
oldiers
LOUISVILLE, October C. P -TeIepraphic
communication With B4Fdsfown has Just been /
e established The wires will keep pscs with
,ur army as it IA ives soutbward
LOUISVILLE, October 6.-0a Saturday the ,
ebrls inaugurated Richard Hswes as governor
u Kentucky, at Frankfort B-agg and Hum
,hrey MaUshall made bitter anil u mon speeches
lrbgs Smith was thele, BuckRer was expected, '
'ut was not present
associated Press Dispatch
LOUISVILLE 0ctober 6-At Frankfort, Bars 7
ows ami ellison were arrested three times be-.
egse lacy would not take Confederate script t
or goods The storeke-peTs were faed S25 per
ay fer closing their stores. Maekiiu, the senior
the firm Of ham notoTiety, was compelled 90 f
axe C0niede'ate script for large quantities Of 1
heat John w stsou & g j., m9nuWCiufers OF /;
ans, lnsey and cotton, lost quantity OIL
sock The rebels took av'ay vast quantiues OF
stibles Of ysFiU kinds, aviug provisions very i
,srce, eud many Decessares Of HE unattsin g.
Die by the citizsns. Il
At Camp Bloomfield, elavea miles soushessi Il
Baidstown, at O'clock yesterday meTnieg .
.osscrsns division received orders to fill ths.f
Anteens and be ready 10 march al q moments =
office
salute for siHcoia's Adsainistrnsion. =
The N4s York Independent, which is charged g
; It's 'tempOrsTIes WITH belonging o the lesgu-
r the dispscement of L ucoln, has the folio ~
g complimentary nOsico Of tue Gorilla +.
We have no doubt Whatever taat Ar Lincoln
cans well, and tasks himself 70 do well for the n
DUuTy But he is aa oveTm itehe1 m2u lie
lnnot carry the gevefRmsnt in this great exi- n
sney.
But there is a country IS well as a President a,
nere Is cause as well IS al ad hlni stration n,
vary prudent man foresses the utter exaaus- ri
pa OF Ehe country if wa have one more such a
sar as the last. Yet We have tae same Cab "a
Il, the came h3sting cxpedleuts, the same STA
quarry generals 4.
l. IS notorious that the generals who control
g military sfalrs Of the army are pfo-slgvesy "a
their belies aud sympAthiss. 0ls drop Oi ~
ason Is match for me health Of a whole body r.
OF good blood
The S 5uih is ju5ilaat. It is the n nth that
spoHds. They have leaders who know h0w y
conuol dithsulnes-to cieFcs unity among :,
teFogeneus inaferials There Is Will in the -
air At Richmond There is viii iu the saidl -
y0nd the Pot0msc Oh, that slavery wa, -
poorly served rs liberty is -
K chmond determines. Washington reasons ~
cnm0nd is inasx,bie, Washington vacilIates p
chm9nd knows what 1t wants 10 DO, Wash =,
gton wishes that it knew. R,ehn0nd l1Yes -
svery and hates liberty. Washington is some n
nat partial to liberty and rather dislikes
lysry. Rebellion is wise and sinful. Gay 81
hment is foolish. :,
YANKEE ENGINss Fee engines, captured : :
Cur troops in the neigbbsrhood Of Manassas W
d Warrenton, were brought to this city yes 81
I'd =, BY wsy Of the Orange railroad Three
the five are not at all damaged the other two m
e slightly Injured. bat can be soon put in run h
ug order they are sil Of the best workman d
ip and Of heavy capacity. Their value can
i low be less lhan twenty Thousand dolisr> n
aseei tnoagn IN ofainasy times Il would no Of
obabiy be more than twelve thousand Ex.
sofdiaary ezestions had TO be made to com n
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