From Kentucky

S.h'cku üispatuli lo lile Oiüi'innaii Hmf-ttn. Frankfort, Sept. 80. Tl)? Goveruor sent in lus veto to tlio military bill to-day, assigning, as liis Ii:.i-.:i.i , t liat t Wild UllCOUSUtUlioiial, be,k causo It lhiiitod lii po.Wttrs as (Joui.iiuuder-iu cliict' ot' the Kcutucky forcee. I lic bill hnS pasBed, lus objectious to tliu coiitdrarj' uotwitbstaudiu. A sQppieiiiuiitiil bill was also passed traiiíferliig tliu titum troojis to be ra sed to the l.'nitod Staies goveniment. l'ay and subsistuDce will bo furuiühed hy tho goveriiuieut. A retíolutioD was adopted rcquestiug tli e Uoveruuieut to inlurui thu jogisiaturuofthö ooiiduct aud whereabyuta of lus Secretap),T. B. Muurce, and ouu rcquüstiiig Seliutors Breckbi ridgu and Powell to resigu theirscaU ia tiio Uuited States ïïeuute. A bill passed t lic Souati', a;id is beioro tljo House, outlawiug Kentuckiaua wlio iiivaiJc tlicir otaii: as soldicrs We bavo iiews tbat Zollicoffer bas occupicd Lmidoii, Laurel uoutity, about tittoüii milos froui the Union torces under Col. Gerrard, Prepurutious are bcii:g made to resist lus muvciuuuts wliicb i cauuot iiK'iitioii