MILITARY Movements.
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[From Frankfort, Ky, Commonwealth, Sept.


The Governor of Kentucky has been notified by the
Secretary of War; that General Taylor Commaadant of
the Army OF Occupation in Texas is authorized in case
he should need them to call Kentucky for auxiliary
troops Tor that service to repc the apprehended
invasion The number and description Of troops should
lor Gov. Owslcy has replied TO the Secretary Of war
assuring him that the citizens OF Kentucky have lost
oil their patriotic zeal which has ever
ihem and which as always led them to be among the
foremost in defending country against
foreign aggression He holds himself in he
has sign ned to the Secretary 10 comply with oil const
tuoDa aud legal requeiiiops Of the Federal Govern.
ment made by the President his authorized agents
and ne assures the Government at Washington that any
reqnisiton upon the militin Kentucky will be prompt
y aud ssilanty responded TO by them.