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cross the same mountains into Kentucky and invade that State.--Let our Government, then, turn over to Brigadier-General Carter or Spears this Cumberland Gap army and its accompaniments, and I will under-write that they will go into East Tennessee, take the country, and bold it. I now propose to the Government, in good faith to give me the command of fifteen thousand men, including those East Tennessee regiments, and all the outfit necessary, and I promise to take East Tennessee before Christmas, and to hold it and its railroads. I am in earnest in making this request. I am sick and tired of this criminal and uncalled for delay in seizing upon the strong point of the rebellion. Besides, I am able to go into active service, and if I can't get into the Army I must at once start a paper at the North, for the benefit of Northern sympathizers with this rebellion, and Secession Generals, and Secession staff officers who are in the United States army. W. G. Brownlow. The No