, 1864-06-14

morcuns& Hafd 4 Fat1ufe-Burbrldse
DtIefly Defeuts Him At &,ynkhl.
ana Interesting Rbp0xta of
Lutte Operations.

IQECE E3EEf4eI O1TS.
Morraa's commando fs dtvided and utterly DE-
mornlfzed trying 10 get otflu s1nsll squads Coils.
Hansos and aarrard arc pursuing Morgan himself
with few hundred men northeast from Cyn
thIaus.
Gen. Burbridgc With part Of hia force ha. re-
turned here.
4 Telegraph from GOV. Dramlette to General
Darlington, from Frankfort, this aiternson report
no rebel force moving toMa1ds Louisville.
L gentleman from Georgetown reports that =
few hours after HobBon's surrender at Cynthlaua,
Barbrldge attacked the anomy, killing and captar-
Ing half the force. The remainder fed in greas
confusion, crosslng the railroad yesterday Mt
Psynsvil1e. We had repalscd the euemy before
our retntorcements arrived, but felt iuseclre until
their arrival.
LKHH1roE, juno 1a.-Captain Dickinson tcle
graphs to Gen. Csrrlpgton that Gen. Barbridge
now here. reports tho rebel force out OF ammunl-
lion and scsttcred and utterly demoraiizcd In the
tight at CynshIana.
A dispatch ttom Falmouth thl. afternoon ssya,
nlser the Cy nthiana defeat Gen. Hobaon and past
Of his staff were sent under guard to Falmouth,
hut the whole were reaptured By q scouttn: PSF
ty. nnd are not at Falmouth.
lCorrespondenee Cincinnati Qazettc.l
Boxp, Ky., June u.
-
aid much larger one than hatyained for To
tes IN With, wss the sharp ,ht On Saturday morn.
ing. before breakfast, near Cyushiana, ID which
OF nlcst Of them, eu+taIned the shock or three
thousand men nndtr John Morgan. Not knowing
their NUMBERS Col. Gnsis, assisted By Col. Berry,
Provost Marehsl, and bis own Lteute ant colonel,
Iartese eontieued the contest only too hrasel,.
outan1nbezed and oyerpowered, they fell back,
fr1pg all the time, to the depot buildings, where
Colonel Berry ie!f a'most naorta'sy Wonndcd
u the bead, and thence to Ranktn's unfinished
hottl. whtte, after saEEendeEfne and conlux
out of the House, Col. Garfs was shot through
The right ehoulder to the elbov, md othera re-
wss The rebels poured into town aud charged Into
these several places, causing the utmost conste,-
nation among the tnhaeitants. Col larlR not
tunenarinE soon enough to su,t the rebels, the5
terrcr of tie flames added greatly to the alarm. On
swept tho hamte, and as1oss the river, north Of
fle town, another battle began between General
md detachment Of the rebels. Our Ohio buys.
who had never Seen an engagement before, held
their eronn6 gailant}y for fteen or twenty miu-
ntss before fielding Y the superior nam bers
The loss olits was surprisingly small: not
more than fifteen in both aaaga:ements, and pcr
h,ps city weanded. maay s!!ght!s.
ded when was tax en- prisoner, u war corre.-
Col. Ht1y Was e1pectee to die every moment.
Uu} 3AEI q lGH RAdIb Ac a&AA4EN. HAL AHt 60 A4 10
speak: This morning It YVES Thought possible he
Col: 0a1is' wound IL through the right shoulder
and arm. Lent Col. Ba1rero Waa also quite &C.
companiesB 3, G, Il and z, otthe 1asth, were not
J" The rhe nGna; 9GiIav ,,hs77ta. .s.,nu, ,,u a
setnrned 10 Ro6insens stston, se1en " MIS- ILL., ILL.,
Geo. Holland, IT. @. Butler, y. B. Taylor. Joseph
Tfnh Henry Hall Art0H inNrt hrxr
Capt. Henry L: Dnsphsm and Lieut. Mathews,
4narterrnasteg stauabangh arrived here to-day
to Join his regiment, Rat It being CAPTURED will 60
The following o. the 171st have Just come into
Boyd's, after Grading csptuIc and dodglpg thirty
ho1fs n ths goods: L. q. beldea. Adam Ere, 4.
and J. ?. Lau1!stes.
Of thc 47'h Kentncky. David Workman, A.
WriEht. Jho- NJ Smith and z. II. Cleltnu, In 8
tlf1n,ish with scouts, were perhaps captured yes.
tEra5, as they tASe not yet zone IN. Il wxs .
table tight to see al! the rest OF our two young
rceimente huetled ont Of thelr rcsreats, without
we're in all go Or 1900, with 10 from 81. Star
Eue, marched out, your correspondent in the 1ead
three miles on the Augusta Pike, at daylight
ibis morning, took French 1eare and have moi
htasd ~hethtr the regiments we're paro1cd Of not
They hoped to tske thcm back into Virgfnis, m
less Gen: 4obson, who WAS wvuadea, aud hat
gone with Capt. Morgan to Cincinnati, can effect
The dre 1ectd Notwithstanding vigorous Efforts
to stop it By cIt,zenp tiu noon, when ali the busi
ntts portion Of the fown. over tscn'y houses
rebels meanwhile helping Themselves ahundant'y
TILE RATTLE SUNDAY noExMo.
At daylight this morning Gen. BurhrIdfe had
the satisfaction Of ponnctng upon Mur2au,t
plnnder3ng baud. while taking their coffee. Fnt
hcnrd eight or ten miles. Then Burbridse'a ar
tiIery got in position. and few shots from II
ok place hali nile east Of town, and the reb,
els Carr way In that direction, and with the de.
scent Of The bin into town lhetr speed Increased,
an ah1g,'a ab1onEh The strests ahey vent 10 gaop
etoppiDg to pass complfm ents With rebel citi.
.cDs and raid citizens not smtline at their doors
o. they vent thIoush the bridge till its capacit,
literally filing It for the space Of Il square, al
swimming depth. Ofcoursc Burbndse was pret
etns closely afer. and at last accounts was pnrsu
irg. The rebel foks must hare been Yey heavy,
With little damage 10 our side. We took one hun
dred and afty pritonc1s, twenty-five ofthem off.
GERS, They fed mostly ia ths 1lsectioa q
Gs3cst1w4G1sau re- a,st 1s 10 the lssa
birding.
VILE the u9ea tosses xsss charging through
liquor, hurYahed for JeG Davis, when some SOL
l1ier shot him dead.
SECOND DISPATCH.
:, FALMOUTH, Ky., June 1a.-.Lient, Bevayet, o.
ng q s s moee ~
and that .he prisoners you'd be carried of. Con
dne.ozs Mcdonald and Matalack, and Engineers
Doyle ard Rober son, who were PRISONERS. hare
prisoners wss hurried Of this morning OF double
quick through Clay sg!1le. AT that place the rail-
road men were released General Hobson arrived
1ehei oficete, Major Cheaow eth, ION ofa formsl
Cintinnati merchant, and Captain Booas. Of Lex.
InSt9n; Il Hopson d9es net suseesd In having .
Bescan il. they an flnd him. :.
The train Of ECO horfes sent up with HobsoA
vas tbrown trcrn the tfack, and thirty OF them SO
tSe@ Up, sfsr Gepng hsmstves 81 70 IL tie oS5ae souad
After Morgan routed the few men at Moust
aud as WSepts p him 1sd taaF 3 m
at Lexington. On Friday, NoFran made short
Resistance, While hta men went through The town
EossisF sys.y man thsy met Of watch e, = and nd
the Northern Eank Of Kentucky there. and took 1t
IN coin. They burned the depot and 8 few cars,
most Of them having been taken undA tho protec-
From here Bu,bzidrs drove them again. and pur.
s9ed to fysthlana. The rest you have in my first
4 eentlensn Who went down to BoYd's Station
Saturday moznlug, and ssas there when the en-
gpe' uent comHtn:ed bstween aohson and the
rebel. giyss us ths tol!owtne 2s.tica1at.:
Ger Co1. O. IL, arr1ved Ut cynthiana On the 1S,h
.nlt Will they were eating breakfast be morn.
inr Of the !1th they fred on By the advance ot
fir action aad at ]aet accounts the hghting was
goi g Oh IN the ou'bxrts ot the y'l1ase-., dense
smoke was seen asc ndtng from the southern part
aad tue
Nj, rshai of The sixth Kentucky District was With
!hc rsth, and had prepared houses for the men to
One colnup of Morgan'g men moved down the
aver on The wcst side, following the pi2e that
leads tc KellaE's M1u. Before It arrived at the
Tas1s h saTaaa g the
'of the 4s'h Kentucky, ind f0o Of the ,7isf Ohio
Volunteers, bad arrived on the. cars OF the Zen.
tnciy Csntrat, and nad de9afked, "a and a5 so5a as
had only been done, wben Morgan's men, coming
down tie road, were fred on The fsht then op-
ened, aEd was IN proSIess when the MESSENGER
men up were ordered back. Behind them was q
train Hlte 800 horses, eaddled. which also went
back. Some resident eecceh had placed on the
to Cyirthiano, and In backing, tae train wlsh the
horse. was psluy thrown OF, about twenty car
loads. killing and woeading the onimala: No men
Ee,rf's forces wers In tho southeastern past Of
the torn, and fell baek TO the DEPOT. The !ebets,
after eapturfug them. crossed the river. and pass
ea sls ts cst e,e e hae oean ma 81 ne
IN ia river road under the hill where Hobson had
ior1o.d bis eosces, From the unsatisfactory, re-
ports which were tecs3vea at ~ aG1f1n&oa 70 CLEAN
wouxded in the Cynthiana 6ghtt, whoate expect
cd to arrive at Covtngton on BpecfA train sent
down for them. -
frr Confinement fn Cynttrana 1t R&nkfn's stable,
and contiuued 10 the West House. oarning all
The buildings. Themes acsoaa to hfoadwen coruer,
ard duwn "a /, r, Martins store; tae1ce 4esuss
Ia F. Rroadvell's budnss, to the JAN, Including
that and ndoiuiue h1tldinEs.
The buildings destroyed are The following,
su:Nh ma wagon shonat Charles Da1!ela' Law
ofiee: Eouse's paint th1p; smiths shoe shop
II. Woodruf7s Office. Carpenters carpenter
shop; Gays dwelling -houss aud cou:oetloss1