Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-06-27
Highly Important frons
Seat of War wa The


: eniion Of Reagregarl to aiya I as them,
Federal ines. Yesterday was ' ,Su ont,
IN for q movement on Wasbia''s. gay f1s
Government i satisfied Of this, 5,03, Ii,
'ertalned that an extensive spv "a ~. aa as
n operation for the bene6t Z systems
Government !. Letters have been "a. 'ns lcbd
from Washington South BY p.rs s,nl d'ly
are here to watch the opera P''s00' VIA
Government. ''"''OAs Of Ii,
Prot. Lowe takes his b,Ilo..
Falls Church to-day. He win VIM n uoFa to
ascent to-morrow morning ,a "a @aka a
Of the rebel camps al Fairtay U'S'ayep
The Tri6me's despatch
although Baltimore is quiet on ,b S'y' Tat
i is profoundly agitated un d. a.. isuras
j only held in check by tbs f'. @i
any indication Of an outbrsak Nh lsa' That
Banks will without doubt she'll y ,S Uea'a
from Ft. McHenry. He is II. 'ne ely
obey bis orders to the letter 80 man
o, 80 '''iN L'neUuge Of Tennis.
have been assured by the War og su',s
the Union men Of East T.nna oul.s iaa
where else in the State thew NAV ,,'r's !, aud
sistance, sab be sustained H. u'vl @
arm Of the Government. 'ua S'ioay
An order has been is.uei i,.,.,
tennessee in the district under i l1.'aaIs
mand Of Brigadier- General AnJ., 'DS CON-
Washington, Jun. !,
Gov. Letcher has issued > nr, aI'' ..
forbidding any more South Canla. a,'''a
from having Palmettodom, exr r ,,,' ,'0,R
belief that Northern hordes contan ,,siuss log
invasion Of the sacred soil Of Sont5F @ %
IA, via Charleston, and sa ! tbs a., s'IOl'
OF South Carolinians is to tbe I S,
This is the legitimate beginning of,5a a's -
The Iri6aae's despatch saws rbs ~ S 'ua
tor Johnson estimates the Union m, s'.''
Of Eastern Tennessee to be nearly o;oa9
and for secession in Western ool ~;3S
Tennessee at about $4,000. Hs bsr.n a'
with time, the State could have b. .n''
! ed forthe Union. He sa, arms arsv =.
ed for the Unionists.
1t is said Beauregard recommend, oO,,
riIla warefare. sO''
Private letters received Der 4f,jo, s,r.
that a large number fpHvate,mara f,,i.'
out in England for the rebels.
It's reliably reported that several had
already left, and are now on their way Il
this country. Our minister's attention /
directed to this.
Gen. Jim Lane returns from Kana, !,
a few days. His brigade consists Of aa
regiments of infantry, six companies #
cavalry, and six con anies Of ftiHev
The famous Montgomery will command
a regiment, and has issued a proclamation
calling on the people Of Kansas to nnr
under his flag, announcing bis mtendoa6
aid the Unionists in Arkansas, Louisiana
and Texas.
Heralds -DespatcA.-To-monov 6S
viii be an extraordinary meeting Of 6s
Cabinet, when Gen. Scott and bis staff
and the generals Of regiments now ID and
about Washington viii he present Aa
understood that MJor-Geus Buter, Banks
and Dix have also been summoned.
Gen. Scott will submit bis programme
for prosecuting the war. ThatAe psh
have changed theirs cannot be douSA-
Hence i IS believed that Gen. S9aAB
some new project 10 submit at tbs g'a
council Of war.
Baltimore JuDe23
Samuel Serse, flour merchant h8b@
held in bail in $4,000 for treason, 10
is charged with placing anchors acroaa
track Of the railroad, on the 10Th Of April
A resolution has been introduced into
the Richmond Convention, nstractngtA
Finance Committee to enquire into To
proprirty OF setting aside all debts, O0HlN
&c, due by the Commonwealth T. i1
citizens Of such States Of the Federal uno
as are engaged in sustaining the VNo
invasion, to be neld as a trust iundlca
Identification for losses sustained Oy w
citizens ofthe State.
Washington, JuneSs
Especial to Post "A messenger l,on
Fails Church says that there are now "
900 rebel troops at Fairfax Court llous
A gentleman from Paris says ilal Y
saw there letter from Senator A'Aa
dated February 20, declaring that araoss
ments bad been made 10 secure thePS@
Of the secession ordinance in Virginia "
Washington would be seized at az s y.
day. Mason was then sitting ID 'p''''
ale. un.
partment to-day, there is reason . , Ds,
the rebels intended 10 attack Wasl4 s;sI
this morning, hut for reasons the P0'''"
to come to a head. 90
New York, June y i,
A report from Washington ag'
Navy will be doubled in size a. SOW .,r.
possible. Secretary Welles VIII ,s ,Ia,
mend heavy appropriations for :, bn ,a y
war vessels. Tie President WIN ~ ..d
1T least 300, 900 men in the ag1'e!n"s., n
money to correspond. Congress w., g'a oor
early day suspend the writ d ha'sa' ,.rE
pms whenever there is an organll,T,a Kant
non. and il the judgment Of the 'G Il
it should be suspended, the suspense
course being temporary %
The Manassas correspondent = r-iIs
Charleston Mercury, on the lolu Al,