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in motion upon the enemy. Gen. Nelson's division crossed Green river on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, on its march to a grow, over the turnpike from Bardatows to that place. Gen. Mitchell's whole command marched down to Munfordville from Bacon creek, and crossed over the railroad bridge, (which has been planked,) on Monday morning, and has advanced some miles on the turnpike to Bowling Green. The condition of the roads rendering and advance over the mountains south of the Cumberland via Monticello and Albany, into Tennessee, impracticable, the main body of General Thomas's division has been ordered to move via Danville and Lebanch, also towards Glasgow. General Schoeff's brigade is reported to have passed through Lebaron on its way south. It is expected to join General Nelson. General McCook's division has marching orders, and has probably assumed a position south of Green river before this time. Papers were captured at Fort Henry showing General Polk's force at Columbus to be on