Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-27
1aTEsT NEWS BY EXPRESS
r.r;; WAR

LATEST NEWS BY EXPRESS
TIKI wAE MOVEMENTS.
yna the Baltimore "Sua' Of June 2+,h, VT
10. GLOWING items Of news. Our reader!
l,.sI il mind, however, that ali Of ,h'
lows published in the Northern paper:
.~-.-r;:sei by Federal officials. The state
,-,: therefore, given to the public should
,.h rsi,el upon as correct in every psrticu
h.
Military MOVEMENTS AT WASHING
TON.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The military move.
-, nave been more active TO day than for
al pss. Sundays. The New Hampshire
Sj,.d the New York 18th regiments arrived
a :, day. making with those that reached
~ daring the past week, an aggregate of over
i;0ru men. The above named regiments
,..s gone into camp.
seven O'Clock this morning the Sd Con.
.,,;!,ut broke camp and marched into Virgil.
-, taking with them thirty heavily loaded
ri-3sS. The 18th Brooklyn regiment are ua-
.r arms for the same destination.
rTor New York 18th will be paid Of to NOR.
as. he funds having arrived for that pu.-
Use
The Highland regiment were temporarily
,:.:ioped last night at the arsenal.
ite Connecticut regiment whilst on their
~ 10 Virginia through the city manifested
y..5i enthusiasm, and were checred by large
,vsGS OF citizens who lined the streets. All
~ ,,,tttarv hora = ts-,I r-,,L ....s, oo...
re, and are impatient for active service on
:.eEirsinia side OF the Potomac.
>~uc:iiS the caution with which military at.
,.r> Gre now conducted that nothing is posi-.
,st!v known concerning them except in the
:.;.:c movements Of the troops.
f.E CAMPS OPPOSITE WASHINGTON
MILITARY RUMORS, ETC.
NA>EISoroN, June pa special visitor to
al. liz camps on the Virginia side, who re.
..rati ir:s evening, reports everything quiet
!: ~ @.:3:= aationlseemingly correct there are
J., malr than 500 secession troops NJ Fairfax
Courthouse.
\ ..ue;a! anxiety IS manifested concerning
;Ae Confederate movements, but whatever is
,q,7!.ed concerning them is merely conjectu.
IL H-s FORK Twenty.ninth Regiment ar
I'D :o, afternoon, making three regiments
ii. =. @ dsr.
T. nr"hable by this time n portion Of the
:r.ops under Col. Stone have reached the
:yn: a; Rocks.
~?;o!>Ssor Lowe tonight fully inflated his
.rai ~tliloor, and transported it to Camp Cor.
.-sa. on the Virginia side of the Potomac,
,.eie il will be used on Sunday to discover
* m.-ked batteries and the camps Of the
fr.;c;c-ates.
WELCOME TO SENATOR JOHNSON. OF
fEENESSEE-THE VOICE OF EAST
TENNESSEE.
WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator johnson, Of
i>tacSSyc. was tonight welcomed by a sere.
i..&', sir; X large eoncourse Of citizens were in
tern, ov tie Hon. John b. Haskin, and was
t,E!:ruiiy interrupted by applause. lie elo-
gae"iiy coz 5atted secession as heresy, and
r:,inc.iSs Of the government, and declared
.a:i II should be effectually crushed out with
tie ~i."'e power of the government
:"o war now in progress, Mr.. johnson con-
:-;r:ri. was not one Of North sgainst the
>,"iI,. but was conducted by the government
:r ,he perpetuity Of the Union, the msinte.
'a.7c= L! the constitution, and the enforcement
d. nc lsws MADE in pursuance Of that instru-
m&;. lie earnestly appealed to his bearers to
.:ioia and defend the time.honored dag, and
- -sist the despotism now menacing even this
.-a..al, reminding his hearers that history
.t.~s that a republic once destroyed is never
J. ss:aSlished-
lie spoke Of the perils attending the declara-
~. :: Union sentiments in the disloyal States,
..i sad tnat if the Southern despots attempt
:. c.arce Tennessee out of the Union, the east
srg osr. Of the State intends to call upon the
Gsagral government to sustain her in the strug.
&c. 5ce might be overcome before aid could
r.:t. her, their enemies might desecrate their
se..4s snd drench them in blood-sack and
bun her cities a~udtownS, and even convert her
.a.l:iI:s and valleys into burial grounds-but
:..v ne7e. could make uf Eastern Tennessee a
so oi sisres.
i strca.ly Condemned tine late adninissra-
iya for NOT sup?rsssing secession before it as.
surgl formidable proportions, and cited the c1-
.a2lc Of Jackson as une which should have been
ig..ON-d. lie, however, thanked God that We
We: have in OR midst that glorious old soldier
~u:i.eral Sc,tt, VINO stsndS up with stalTars
fern ard strong arm nov as heretofore in de-
;racs u his country.
ENTERTAINMENT BY Mr.. SEWARD TO
TIE FOREIGN MINISTER'S.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Tae Secretary OF
Safe ga7c & dinner this evening to the foreign
ministers, NJ which were present Baron &c.
:vt and the Misses Gerolt, (PrusSianO Mr..