The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-27

LAND And elN. .uUH1xn, OF KEsrUcKY.
ne alleged osnvsAttss bsewssn Cen Mrt.sllsns and
Gen. Buckner, - ~ representative Of GOV Mse2,
hns bssn discussed IN the Cabinet, bas 20 acton was
takes, - no Official notice has vet been resolved u he
existence Of any ssch COMPACT The yrssunp.soa Ia 3D.
nntrasion srclss In lat Sem Nc ,lear did ma posi-
tvsg sesome parry " y, nus tnss Sen Bac&psr n
senonaH or uniDsents'naly Sde him soch before the
public, BY niscsnstvuesion OF something that he 4sd
or did, am authorized 70 ssats thss should be really
have rssn guilty Of the 1am pcs snyc,sd 20
him. hb action win Do promptly yepudis'ed by
the government q would DO q rsmsrkabis
strsa0h q aushofty on bis pt, indeed to astempt to
bind Ae federal authorities 70 the performance Of
tain acts entirely beyond his range Of duties wst,u.
previously asking Their appreciation Of his .usnt,ons
Gen. xcCelsnd selagraphs 70 the government that hs
has read In the newspapers or accom-. ~ ocnpacs
which 10 said 70 have made with Gen 3scknev, tn
gard TO the status Of Kentreay He denies cnusdiss
and Yepudiates the whole s:steuen,, 70 the
great satiaacton Of TIE Commanding general and the
Administration whose only knowledge Of the pretended
compact was from tho newspaper statements which
General McCleland tnus deacuncee TIE man Is 10 be
seen IN washington who has or heard n the ,ompro
mise alleged 70 have been proposed by jefferson Davis TO
the Administration.
EBw MILITARY DEPARTMENTS IN THe wnsr.
me extensive operations in tie Wet make The duties
dsvosving upon Major General KeCleusna a.oge-
tAsr too rdusus, his department extending
over vast territory, embracing al the move
ments under General Lyon For this reason
Il b contemplated by the wAr Department. 20 divide tbs
tss5tcSy within which the two distinguished Generals
ere now operating, INTO two military departments, the
westerly one to be known the Department Of Ksso1r
and 70 BIO commanded by Cen. Lyon
NO FORWARD MOVEMENT or TROOPS sxprcrTD US-
TIL AFTER CoNGRHss MErs.
! hAve the authority Of . onbinet Kniser
for asserting, that from present appearance,
tharo VIII not DO ally forward movement
ef he Union forces before the assembling Of Cngrsss
rs precise object tbs not known, but fearing the
Impression may obtain that the desy Is TO give Congress
opportunity 70 .ak compromise, and would state that M
spostvey denied that there any Zach purpose There
exists, am assured, . much more Important
ressor, which time win develope. In the mean
tine, should the advance Of tho reoes
towaxds Vienna, which they are now doing,
mean an attack 70 the end Of precipstng general
gagement, our forces WIN not be surprised, but wIbo
ready 70 measure strength with them q every point
Let there be no fear on that point.
ARRIVAL OF CoNG1xssNMs-rHE EYIARERsHIP AND
CLmKsHIP OF TIE HOUSE.
Opupsa1men are arriving quite fnst. The nyst Lags
Iasve question discussed by them That d the Speaker
nip. M. Grow, Of Psnnsylvaaia, VII undoubtedly
b nominated BY the CAUCUS, end elected. The no
psseed novsment IN favor o. Mr.. RAir Is
without any force, becsnse not undestood 70 be the
wish Of Nr. Blair against tho superior claim M,
Grow has for the place BY parliamentary courtesy,
nd ing Congregational expey1snce, and thorough
hzswlslss Of parliamentary dseats and tactics.
n truly be said that in al tho responsible postons
10 has held IN Congress, NJ Grow has never committed
. blundsr, NJ even when he knocked down Keitt.
NJ. Eairs forte IL In the field. Eis recent
brilliant succsn has shown that TO an eminent
degree for . asserted the best authority that he
has been Of Gnsral Lyons most important advisers
ard supporters Ee would probably never have been
though Of but for the fear Of certain candidates
~ the subordinate officers Of the House, whose chances
would be essered By the election Of Mr. Crow and when
Mr.. Blair comes to know it, he viii not thank them fol
making cats paw Of him to pun their cheetnuts out d
The IRE and strike down h psrsona friend, Mr. Grow.
MY. Eherldge, Of Tennessee, 10 quite strong for Ceri
o. the Houfp.
The election Of Mesrs Grow and Eheridge for peake
and Clerk would secure high toned, able and pronp
administration Of the House, which will be much needed
during the next Congress-
THE KENTUCKY COMPACT A FALSE REPORT
CNCyxAfI, June 70, 1851.
There liz truth Whatever IN the statement that
General MeCleland has made compact with General
Bucer OF Kentucky not to enter occupy that state
General Buckner has repeatedly renewed his profes-
sons OF determination 10 prevent ths entrance Of rebel
troops into Kentucky and their passage through H. bu:
General yCieand has entered into agreement
ever with him restraining thes United stses government
or himself
REBEL OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF The EVAC-
UATION OF HARpER'S FERRY.
BALTIMORE, June %, 1881.