New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03

out, on the other hand Union songs began TO abound
and the boys were TO distribute them freely among
Tue sod es OF the Sd New-Jersey Regiment, az they
passed through Town. Very few photographs Of tho
Rebels were parsded for sale by the newsboys and
they Offended the ewes of loyal people in the windows
OF none Of the bookstores but one and, think IL viii
not e long before that will be 10th to advertise i
disloyay conpcuously rs il has done in this busi-
ness' The Federal fags are beginning to multiply on
every hand {,
Ine old e5ard of Police affects official existence, not.
wlthftandmg Gen. Baukss suspension of its functions
am told that they have sought the advice Of Judge
Ianey, who, of course, tells them that they are not
dead bat are only asleep Hence they keep their po-
ice corps under pay and their arms for any exi-
gency that msy arse. It will not be long, however,
unless am much deceived, before they will discover
that they officially dead never again 10 be resur-
rected for the people Of the State and of Baltimore
will take that the next Legislature shall be body
that will wipe from the pages of the statute book
the dark aud blood, Police law, that has deprived half
the population Eealy of the State Of their municipal
rights.
1t has been discovered on what is deemed ncontro.
verbIe eyid, ,nce that the late Board Of Police, by
EXPIRE order emanating from that body actually for
babe the departure Of The United States mail from this
city to Washington for several days after the 18th Of
April. II this he true is legitimate sub
ect Of inquiry for the Grand jury as well as the cor-
mission Issued by Col. Trimbe to the CAPTAIN Of the
Lioness captured by Senator Sherman and others in
tie bay about tie lst OF May.
The question mooted Just now is how is the new
police TO be Faidi Col. Kenly s executing the Police
law, and the police appointed by him will necessarily
be paid according to the requirements Of that law,
which are, thar lie shall make requisition on the
Mayor and Council for the amount needed, and if they
refuse, he has tie power to issue stock in payment
thereof, in Il name Of tie s;ii Mayor and Council.
SO you ii Provost Marshal can adjust matters very
summhrly, Tor said stock is declared to be debt due
by the cy If the old Boaro of Police attempt to pay
the resred police, tney will be apt find themselves
conflict Jurisdiction that vii not be very pleasant,
and one in which trey will certainly 20 TO the WALL
One of the peace men, alias. traitors in the new Con.
gress, will be that ntoerabe apOlog for Slavery the
noisy Vallsndgham, the nephew of John l.. V. McMa.
hon Of tbs city. VINO is reported be the author Of
Vas recent pronuncianeno in behalf Of the Rebellion.
Frank Blair will please attend the Delegate from tho
Bat er District III Ohio.
The friends of the Uuited States ia this town. en-.
coursged by the protection which the Government has
just afforded them in crushing out late Secessional
police, have formed society for tie purpose Of taking
of the destitute and poor families Of the brave
who have enlisted IN tie Let Maryland Regimen, for
the The Hon. Columbus ODonnel is at the
head OF it. Mss Dix has organized among a society
of ladies for supplying our Maryland line with extra
clothing and sreh ecersary srti les the Government
does furnish. TIE and women engaged in
these Societies Of the grit and worthy OF
being enrolled the list Of the defenders ef the Con-
stiIndon and tie Union.
Per contra, our brave men who remain at homo,
and whose hearts beat in with the music Of the
Uuion right wrong, organizing themselves into
a corps for the defense of their fresdes and hearth
stones from the Rebel enemies who would deprive
them Of their brtbrght, and give tie State over to
Jefdom If they coald. Good things may be expected
from this move melt.