New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
FROM ENTUCKE.
Guerrilla Warfare md Ossrngcs.
items in The Louisville Journal Of Saturday last
JESsk's OPRRATIOES.

items in The LOHistiNe Journal o. saturday las''
JESsg's OPERATIONS.
A cOrrespondent writes US that jesse claims
that he did murder the negroes at GhoHi-tsat nsae
were ksd ONLY those that were shot IN the ATTACK no
further that his urges him ~ murder 'ne e
tire Marty but nat be positively refused 10 Ho" tlo
barbsrous act " Dc oonmi,Ied IL nee Less are IT,
We vii place word TO tAe credit OF jesse ahd WHOM
he l. caught viii use our susncs 50 have the auIioi
ties grant lin TIE privilege Of having word 10 coy
abon the MINOR details Of his cxecuuon-tRas II, VINO
iher ss rope used SHALL 10 hemp graz, On Tnes
Jsv night last OF the outlaw gang toe ionr IN,
bor.ee from tho stable Of Hr. sanford, On ufse farm
81 last accousis the guerFilss were cnriod, Jesse
says that 1t is his intention. Providence kady Hil
ting 10 remsin In lletry County uniu hf mo Stnis
taxes place. lie shserts shat largo pumser VI Tie
citizens u rrimbe, Owen and Carroll Connties VINO
nav lie fortunate enough to draw prize 10 the Federal
lottery have agreed ~ join his conmaus IN pelefehce
20 gong into ihs ULion Army. lie is going to hold
them their promise, and be ready TO receive tuem
with open arms 80 sinay be Officially announced
that they have been drawn. .
1t rema rs with our military authorities 10 decide
whether tie robber chief shsh rule ihe roast or hot.
The yuerrias are reerutiE very lost and TIE band ID
growing quite formidable. Col Buckley. 81 tho Union
army, has opened recruiting rendezvous ~ NeHcs
lie; but jesse thoroughly scOus tie country qua
guards the roads shat Union men are pFerelied ron
making theif way 81 the Federal camp. and enrolling
themselves IN the service Of iho nited Stac@ Inc
guerfls having their horses shcd, snc are prePf
Ing for AN acavo campaign On Thursday my OF the
band took possession Of foTgusOns blacksmith shoP
FIVE miles ROM Nowcasiio. On ne same dny, so'en o.
on the i00Eont Tor good camping ground. III a com
PAM Of veteran sodiers vel mounted and armed Tas
stationed at Newcastle to bot in ccnceI! with Col
Buckieys recruits it is thought That the ia. sudoTs
might be eItenn.aatoa from the country.
BRILLIANT EXPLOIT
I One day last week, Lieut.. Rodgers, Of tho
18th Kentucky volunteers. with sI men from his reg-
uent wos deailsd 10 carry dspatch Of great import
ouce from BONO point above CaihOsn, to Coz Bifge
sommandlng at Princeton. Kentucky. The expedition
vas full Of danger his road WAS through region OF
country infested by guerrilla bands He was varied
several times by Union resurn guerros wera
Iving i. wait for him. and IL certain danger ~
proceed Tie Lieutenant knew tho importance Of the
measure entrusted 10 his care well "a think about
fear and In spise Il respected warnings pro4sed for-
ward Wien Charlestcn, ho captured a rowing
character horseback. wis informed him that baild
OF SuerraF was ggaring the road directly II lis r0hs
| DC advanced with more caution and soon was COZ,
fronted by part! OF fifteen Outlaws. The htlls sqt'l
Of Federal troops not IN b. overawed by show of
numbers. aud, riding steadily forward nrn2 VIE thfr
carbines forced tho cuerras ~ retreat about mile.
| when they were reinforced By smother portion
81 the band, makng Tho whole ngmber !lriY
armed neu The gaerrlllas were sure " easy
victory, and demanded tie IlcueLant ~ an
render. Not dauntad Ia the least by force Dnm or.
ing six shines lie Own, Rodgers ordered hB men 20
KEEP close together. aud hght TO TO last. a biiei
tkirmish a, once commenced. The little handful Of
Federal soldiers exchanged foW rounds with The ont
laws then peryiug themselves FOR desperate effort
charged CALAMITY forward So swi't and impeiuous
vas onset that soldiers swept through the gner
Tilla line throwing them into confusion and scattering
them every direction. TIC iiieNts We're rAnlr-
stricken and could not be rallied for another fight
Iker fed leaving tie Lieutenant aud Lis gallant
braves IN fun possession Of the road. Three guerrles
with their hotses eqnpiseits and arms were captured
also a mule "a Rebel Lieutenants uniform and roll
Of country ienns The horse ard uniform belonged !,
Iieenent Brown AVID In the pcket vac 'onnd an oa't
~ allegiance filed nD with his name taken Bo1line
Green An invi.tion from good Rebel citizen for Tia
gnarrs b coma snd dine with him WAS slo brought u
light. Lieutensnt Rodgers arrived a. frinceton u
safe,v TAKING win him his prisoners and spoils. III
expedition was full Of daring and lash and he and hii
men are deserving Of honest praise
sURRRILLAs on rHB MISSISSIPPI.
When in Tunics Bend, ON her way up from
New Orleans, tho steamer r. L. Mciil was fired Int
nv number 81 disnoupted guerrlas, whs used car
bnes and with some accuracy Of aim a the CABIN ant
upper works Of tho packet VII testify ole bail fre'
wken tho boat wiz at least mile and haf ron IN
vicinity Of the '.nonads" entered the pantry. anu
passine through side Of apcwter pitcher fei 70 ih
bottom and in possession OF one OF we omoers
memeRto Of the gauntlet Of hre through whoa inc
paxsed on Friday No one On board either 81 tie cray