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e defence of the city. It was addressed by Gen. Boyle, who stated that, although there was no immediate apprehension of danger, it was necessary that measures should be taken to organize the citizens for its defence. The matter was submitted to the Council, which met this morning, when the following resolution was passed by the meeting: "That all male citizens between the ages of 18 and 45 be enrolled in companies for service if required and that all such who refuse shall be sent North." Gen. Boyle is determined to carry out this resolution vigorously, and the enrollment will immediately commence. We have the usual reports of the iniquitousness of Morgan's forces; but the reports are considered the fancies of an excited people. No considerable number of armed rebels are known to be near our city. Gen. Buckner's forces were crossing the Tennessee river, near Chattanooga, yesterday. Small squads of rebel cavalry are along the line of the Frankfort railroad. A