New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-13
TIE WAR EN- KENTUCKY.
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Sreclal Dspsteh 10 The Cincinnati Gs1e'te.
GEAIQVAATERc fwE*Ti THIRD AK tofff
Lr1i yG1oS. Ky, August ?. 1862
Information received TINS morning from Woiioru
execution below ihe Cumberland IN pursuit oil
Scott nearly concludes the history o. the dashing
ontreo snd nglcrious finale Of the lsst set Of the
brilhant invasion lcng threatened. The enlVairc
leader of the Flower OF the south The Lot Louis
ara Cavalry is not e.a;sd probably win their late
achievements and by this tine IN Tesoy 70 oocoAs !"
euhscriber TO the axiom that raids don't pay
The scattered fragments Of Scotts command TOOK
refuge amopg the hills along tber hue OF flight, from
Irvine % the Cumberland River. The collected
remnants, numbering probably 4OO or Joo "nier
Scott Effected the crossing at smlths ford, TAXING
with heln seven Of theII guns. Pursued By Noliord
aey again broke up with the oss Of one OF honsie'
cuns lhs citizens Of Wayne County and refugees
tecked up the roads infested the mountain passes,
and rssisted their advance I'll hsrassed iront ara
rear they abandoned four more guns, abd TOOK 70
their individual heels.
Our men ere picking then up at the rate of 10 20
90 per day and O. ESQ who sschpe viii only be able
to effect II each his private responsibility No
armed bands will probably gss through the mount
ans.
Our news from Tennessee though similar In
tenor TO what we have been accustomed ~ receive
any time during the war, becomes unusually pain.
full in view OF the long suiiering OF this abused
people. The lsSs CONSUMPTION act appears TO nave
been the ouly one last piece OF cruelty neede1 70
complete the ruin OF East Tennessee. The able,
OOucN men Ibu Sis4lrf AVANNS INV" N'N'~'
ranks, or made their escape.
The Rebel Government now demands the services
of gil between the ages Of As and IS. reQnsiiien
has been mace by Davis Gov. Harris for t,OVO OF
this class and many will escape, t1ls number VIII
take about ell that may be left up 10 - year,
The most deperaie and determined efforts 10 escape
on tho part Of tie couscnpts are me; by the Iaost
anton cruelties BY the Rebels, who do not attempt
TO take them but shoot them down Ike wild beasts
whenever and wherever found. The nhuuan
slaughter Of these poor fellows taking place daily
and openly 10 absolutely horrible and would be In.
credible bat for he testimony Of almost HUNDREDS Of
witnesses daily.
Is worthy commen. upJn tie immi.gsbls In
science and stupendous hypccrisy Of Mr.. Viee-Prss-
ident Stephens pseudo MISSION 70 Mr.. Lincoln 10
mitigate the barDgriiies Of WAT" Tbs war, ard
scarcely any other, can surpass the inhuman cruel
practiced by these lying hypocriiss IN East Tonnes.
see Even this last CONSUMPTION act IL inopded and
emtloyed more as @ cloak 10 their barbafiies than
10 obtain soldiers. since 1t furnishes exsuse 20 seize
property, hang, kin, and vent TIE most internal
passions with lmpuniiy.
Bows under twelve years have been shot on their
knees at their mothers feet; Union men, old and
Young, have been ssot anc hanged In presence OF
their lgonized wives or mothers; females have
been brutaly murdered for ooncesling their sons or
husbands yola.sd IN presence OF their bouuo aud
HELPLESS male protectors. Rarine, pills1e, srson.
ra - ard murder are longer crimes IN Eat Ten
pessee and no Rebel soldier has ys, been punished
for any ofen.e against Union nan or WOMAN.
And these ara tho demons who pra1e OF rights and
snperior civilization, whom Northern Peace Demo
crsts think Gre.wrongsd, and 10 whoso superior
aromes Northern mudslls fbosli submit Ito control
Of Governments
The wheat crops in East Tennesfee were large;
The Rebel Government pressed harvest hans aga
threshers and asguned tho oweruship OF he whole,
collecting md moving II a. rapidly a. possiole Tho
corn CROP Il an average one. Tbs Rebel Govern
uent orders details for it, culture and preservation
and will gath er tba. also when the time comes.
News of Rebel forces differ but little from pre-
vlous dsrstchee. Gov. Robinson has received in-
formation. however. Of Brsgg's entity into East
Tennes,ee. 40 600 strong. Tine will DO doubt de-
velop a new campaign Oh the part Of Rebellion,
whose base will be in Tennessee. Ne shall see.