New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

effect in BnItiu,ore-Ilitier Feeling nntonR
ttr "copper". - Threatened snid
upon BaIiimore- thousand men 10
come from viFginia-freater Wntchfui-
ness nccded-secr-sion among Women and
ChiIaren-Our Flag dTuPed in Mourning
-UarshaI Knne, etc.
Corrsspoudsnos Of The H. L. TriIurt.
BALTiYoRr, July IL, 1861.
Tb, news Of the f,rv ard movement Of The Grand
Amy" ~ alec Of the Division under Gen. Psuerson
electrified our city yes.eray, and tie effect was d.
eeuible in almost every portion Of the town. TIE
"Copuer-IlcGds" are very irritable, and are growing
.ayagely 81 the late successes Of Mi0rGsncrnl No
Clean. They are yory increduuus also, and affect 70
believe the reports ns inventions TO keep up the
courage Of the FEDERAL troops Their turn Say they,
viii come next, and tley daily in expectation Of
RAID OF 10000 MIN FROM VIRGINIA.
Their "dare-d4yils" il ia confidently believed by
them, will be joined by equal number Of d'sloyal
men, from our city, and then tue work Of slaughter Of
Union men win commence The Ike Of which for afro
ei,v Of purpose was never known except in the bloody
revolution of France.
Is GEN. BANKS PREP WEDi
fear that the present quiet Of our city VIII have tbe
effect of divcrDg the attention Of the Government 20
more active fields Of optnions, and to Of
apparent imminent periL
Oar tee.nouihs soldiers will soon be gone, ard
urless their places arc promptly Elled by bmwny, we'll
armed. and logalhesItd soldiers, there is tlling
Tie terrible evils that may lef our beaulilul city.
speak but the conviction Of every weniyrmed Uniln
man in or ciy when ray tlat the present s no time
for Mairr-Gen Banks 10 I,hx bic strong holl-nay,
more, he should st,eag'Lea kas by proper means,
md be d5zIly ,ralcttl Tho enemy j. yiyit.ul,
and our forces Should profit by their example Tue,
msry arms have been taken from Seccss.oniSs, Ll,
herc arc thousands thai cannot be recovered and
irese nav be brought into deadly reqnis!ion Ia an
bon, lea. expected by the commanding General serc
The women ana children Of many OF oar wealthy
families are noi bitterly affected by Secession hofesy,
and who do not hesitate 10 make known their oonyie-
tons in almvst every 9arioy Of fosm, and VI aiuott
every occasion.
THE UNITED STATES FLAG DRsPED ~ MOURNING.
A ye.y serious outheAk seened very imminent last
evening IN the neghborhood Of Franklin square, in the
wtstern portion Of our city. II seems that Ms.
Laws desiroue of tnortnlzng horselt, displayed FROM
ber fgcond story window bc United saies flag draped
in mourning, 90 the 18th tBroolIynl Regiment were
paradug past her dwelingdc regiment, very proper
y paid 10 attention 10 this marked eGfrcffion Of The
Edy faste-bat ufer iis 0snissaltwo Of the Biookn
bows, ole of whom was color bearer, marched into
the afoFeraid houc and fcrcbly removed tic ag rot
wilhFandDo the pro.eslaton Of Mrs. Laws and other
ladies' Tie esioniss who are in majority 10 Iha,
section Of the ciy were much excited and pi!.os were
drawn by men of ooh parties. This incident, tang
as ir may 4. en-, is very sugges:iye-4nd hope h,re-
after that our companders viii 20 t that tho SOL
diers ere restrained from these petty fiays, Which, it
pers!sted in will inevitably lead 20 collision III not
10 be denied that too much liberty has been accorded
to the r. nk and fle Of orr foder-who after being
paid -, many Of them are rowing about tho city and
raundelbg their money for EUN ind lhiooo, perhaps
by inon who have families az home who need the
money that goes for that which is ,erse Gaa n01gh
sIARsALL KANE
has been ind ced Cor treason By our Grand Juy WIZ
the Government surrender bin 70 the civil power ard
thus PIE eipitate a second edition Of l9th Ari Does
the public safety require Ills generous co1daot on The
part Of Gen. Banks Thousands Of Union men here
cay No.