, 1864-06-13

| CINCINNATI, Sunday eye., Juuo IL.
| It wos supposed that when tho rebels LEFT Lex
fngton closely pressed BY General Burhrtdsc, they
we're making for Frankfort, aud 30 tacF wcfc. At
point near Georgetown they are supposed to
have divided. portion Froccedla. to Frankfort,
| whie the balance march ID northeast to Cynthi-
anna.
Gen. Burbffdee in pursuit reached pa,i. sstur-
| day morning and cEnsh1aua early yesterday no,r-
ug. The rebo, for Has tmmedia te1y driven
| nom the town. 1etreattng southeast along tho
Mille1sburc pike u1ti1 when about mile Of town
they wera ove1taken and shafp engagement cn-
su+d.
The result IL plainly indicated rom the follow
ing dispatch reccircd 1T CorInston yesterday, from
t: operator at Boyds Station, BY Mr. 4 P. Ptlch-
ard. Superintendent Of tie lnc Of Telegraph Of
the road.
DoJd's Station is sixteen miles this sIde OF Csu-
,hiana. and the nearest point TO that ptac, from
which teaesrarhic news can be received, the line
being cnt between the two places:
sFIEST DIsPATCa.7
BoYD's STATION, june Il.
Gen Durtr]dso attacked MorCaE's rehcls this
morning on tho l&iIlersbusg pike one nile from
C,uthiapa, snd Morgan waa falling back toward
Cyutbiana- This IL from raliable eource. 0ns
OF Morgan's sa and sir rebels passed near Doyd's
etation. who we're eke1addlinS
AEJ e0H 43AAUt3okV Haa GAhtAAk hAeu4 MI ~
pifce:, ard thc1 swan the uvor to get away. Gen.
Hobeon Eurrended conditlon.lJ yesterday, and1!s
now on his why to Coyington with tlve Of Nor
canfs staff for immediate exchange. Col Berry
WEB wounded in tho head mo,ta1ly. Gen. Hobsou
was not hurt.
SECOND D1:PATcH.
BuYb's STATION, Juno 1a-ap. N.
The road Is c1eay to tho burnt trains, four utcs
| from CSnthiana. Soldiers just como In on a hand
A4.L1 t.
and bis forct parfectly demorattzcd and flying IN
tie direction OF C1ay's Mills. Tbs county IL ful
| ofthem.
| The two trains were burned. Oac cnsIne is
| but little hurt. the other Is ruined. Gen. Bur-
/ bridge III reported to have heavy force.
| Morgan had about $500 mon. One OF tbs sold
iers says he heard tue fighting this morning, and
1t was terrific. Tie mover leard rzettlcr roll Of
| 1usfetgy.
! bridge opened On them With two pittos OF artll-
lery which broke the rebels In the greatest con
| fusion.
In this connection 1t is supposed that these
forces at Cyn,h!7aa had arrived there but an hour
| OF two in advance OF uobsou'a, and that they
were the eama whom Burtrilee had chased
through Mount Sterling and Lexington on Thure
GsJ last
Ae NC are informed. the rebels fired this town,
| and tho coDfaeratton nat ensueu Waa at sDied
with very great loss, TIE following dzl,a:ch WIS
tu'dsy received
Hu1D'e STATION, June fe.-Thc fre ycsttvtay
commenced at Eanktn's Station ard continued to
the Ncst Houec, burning all the buildings thence
across 10 DIoadwel's corner and down to J. T.
Martins store: thence ac1oss to Dr.. nroadwcll'6
building md also tho Jail. Twenty -scEcn build
lpcs were burned.
| From all ahe information We can ohtatn' It scema
| that Aorgan's nosemeat on C.n:htaua Tas Haue
for the purpose Of drawing oet. Bufhr1dge nofsh,
SO a. 10 leave open the road to Frankfort. lie TIL:
Us 1t may, Frankfort il nosT in state Of Siege
force Of rebels quite formidable, comparatively
having appeared before 1t on Friday afternoon.
To the scuth o! tho railroad. as one enter:
Thsrc command tho whole town. and good
| portion Of tho snr1ouodin: country. and ars
strongly fortified. Hcrc Cor. ;Bsan1etto Hith ,
| orcc hastily thrown together aeems to h.Te NTH
STOOD eYery aasoult m7do upon the works. Tht
railroad being cut at Bagdad, which Is between
| Frankfort md Louisville, renders the t1anaporta
] tiou Of troops Eatter Of SOME considerable dsf
ncnh,; hcnce the Govcrnsr mas holding ont fo
re,n:orcemssts.
! Nc1atiTe to this afI!ir The following dispatch
| was received here yesterday:
F4hSr plsPaTcA-
LOUISVILLE JUNG Id
10 Ms1. oen' lteinlzel"an:
II telegram mas oecn 'eeel'eo Ho'n eap1. U'ea
ION, tsteu Lexington ot i .. IL. ne aas NOT nlns
!ro1 any quarter not oven from uen. Dofos'ase
hfa scouts nave hot JET becn aole 10 GET 1n1'
fiank'ot1.
lhope 10 hear fsom nacdaa :ooa shas scout
cot Into f1ankferf IRON thts direction. cannon
aolns was still heard al haedao la'l evening
II !oohs ncfe IS II ing apprehension Expressed u
' you og 1e'e:1aph thst a. organ "as makln@ q!
sefs1en nosth"sta' Wnna ho was making taoi
; main SHACK On Inc fFankloft htsenai' seems u
he seIaaeo.
, IL 1ue seso VI ''anfos 'as'u' "o"e'4' W
, loscc tne1o MS pfooaply Jo'neo '"ose opposco II
f,"opeon' ,r
? eo'gneo'1 n'A1 D. 'eo"1At'1 ~.
,, osis. eeo
= s1eo-'o oAoIn % 10. ,
is'nE, 'nne II.
= governor naInieoe mas 'aeesss'ony r.
:trtea Two attiac@9 %pon tae NUTS AZ fana
iof1. ine attAeAlhS party caaao' lons Galutai'
raised today unless the enemy are reinforced ii
msn and animation.
II. B. cARRIHdThN, Brig. Gen.
ihAnO UAofh4eu.
LEXINGTON. June 1s-'2:45 =.
Mai. Gen. S. P. Hefntzleman: Gen. Bur
bridge arrived from Paris IN the night, 1atenlln!
i 10 sttack l1e rebels ut daylreak He directs MI
, | to telegraph TO Gen. uobsou to move aca,us
4 Cyzta{a1a with whatever force he cou1.
crt. At C3vfngton and Cynthfana th
rebel forces arc estimated at two thousand. Pleas
! Communicate at once with Grn. nob.ou. I do no
know wbers to mect him.
4 (sjsned1 ]. EATEs Dickson,
Assistant Ad)utant- Genera
= CINCINNATI, June 12.-Moresn with about thre
= Thousand men attacked tho 166th and 17ist Ohie
- uo.c, Gen, Hcadson at Cyathtana yesterday, an
!, | ter Il pretty scverc nsbt compelled Hobson t
: cure, der, On condition that his men should b
i INN cdfate1v EXCHANGED. The fighting took plac
. principally in the streets Of cynshlana, and sorn
Of our troops took refuge in the Court House. n,
: in order to dis1o]se than, and Stable near aot'
. we're set On IRE. About twenty buildings vcs
: | consumed before the fire Eas extIaguished. OF
Icss is fifteen Killed, fifty wounded. Col. kean!
: and Progost-Marrhal Cannglon are MORTAL
, wounded, Co.. CarTis, 16sth Ohio, severely wount
ed. It is reported that 1Iobsoa Is Tcunde'
J. ! Ous loss in prisoners IL t1om t"e1fc io ne7 1
e | d.cd men.
j. Th,a ,nn,a.ne Gen, DurbrIdge, who left Par
8 | sh+ fo,, 1,non Norrsn vhile his men nc,
la. a.u' 'sN ~ :. 49,. sor.ro acht ror
3 | IT breakfast, ana aitef feFy eeFe1c Asas eon
It pctely defeated hun, scattering his otces IN efei
:. | if,ertion
d sho.+ ,.a ,,iao,ora were taken. Including
aaea' ~ IL. .dr,caa usa c1oao
It oncers. Gurbrance a. 'asa 0o'1se0 Wa ~10'o
n | following the heeing rebels
= LOUISVILLE, June 11.--Gen. CarrtnEton has ju