The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06
INTERESTING FROM MARYLAND.
OUR FREDERICK CORRESPONDENCE.

FRxpERrcK, Md. April 30, 1861.
The Road Bdsin,ore to be Kep Op -ns FligAs g As
tnsonr-7he Mi,Rary Loyal Memo, ials 70 Ne L<gssld-
ture for Protection Agat Secession hoops-Neus tros
Vuginia-Tne Border Counties arms A9aiAst EIch
oher-Runor Of the Expulsion from Bakimore Of Mar
shall Kane, Chief Of Poiice-Tse Repored &anpcde Of
Negroes EalSe, dc, dc.
The route from New York TO Baltimore, Harrisburg,
Chambersburg and this city, has been and win be kept
open Over the stampede Of the panic stricken and
prescribed Unionists Of Baltimore the South have
passed in painting crowds thei numoers augmented by
the border of this State fleeing wrath to
Gomez for, although nearly all the inhabitants the
thern border counties unconditional Uaon foits
they appear to dread more tn IN tho
stubborn rebels Now, however the rush over for tho
back Of secession in Mari land s broken the sine
least The secessonsts poweriess, thanks TO the
mnees Of Gov Hicks, to the good of the people,
and 10 the energy of the United States authorities
IL is very fortunate circumstance for Maryland that
It's Legislature appointed to meet here where can
not be cowed by Baltimore mob worried by Anne
Arunde, and Prince Georges county seceesioniss The
few reckless and selfish individuals from part
Of the State ~ho have logged the Governor Iegiel
ture hner meet with sympathy here, and they
an aspect as despairing recklees There is mob
here to be melted to madness and OF all the military
but Union men to be found rhe streets are
lively Of evening with the drilling and the
the defenders Of law Of order OF the Union, who
arch TO the music Of and under the star Spa ged
per And it s well such demonstrations are made, for
during the reign Of terror in Baltimore attempt was
made here by a feeble minority to establish a similar
rule
The Legislature have done aothiug much as yet, and
awaiting the report Of the Committee upon Federal
Rela ions they have legazed the suspension OF sps-
Gle pay by the banks of the state ard talk pass
rg "stay law" They have taken a vote upon SO.
cessiop, which resulted in the House vote OF fifty
three against TO thirteen for They have decided they
cannot ssceee the State, and Il is doubtful IL
they will even call convention; and it looks
II they would ADJOURN In few days, after
The paesage Of resolution TO nothing Hicks
sent the senate TO OF the act Of tho Last
CoDgress end the tuition Of tho United States
for biGdr fo the interference OF Congress the
don,es'ic sGIrs Of any State which he had received
from the President He cent without comment He
also sent yeral citizens of this state
praying that measures may be taken to relieve them
from tire annoyance and invasion Of Virginia troops who
Potomac, and under lhe preto author
~ from the Governor Of Naryland search the dweiogs
Of her CIT for Gms-who they say also wish to
umdate ttem ut the approaching elections, and who
have actually some so lar as To seze canal boats laden
with gram Mary land soil belonging t. Mary
and ind remove the cargoes Virginia Seces.
in Virginia rapc ming the share OF brsand
age, The senate concluded thai these acts be
promptly Looked after and referref them militia
committee Armed forces will be doubtless Immediately
ceta'led 10 the citizens rnm further outragsa
IL Virginia the condtioa OF affairs to be fearful
Some Of 'heborder counties in arms against each
othep and the scessionisis grabbing ali the cattle,
horses and gram they can lay their hands upon, and
givTg certificates to their that the State owes
them so much and will pay them when she can There
wnl be eventually fear full reaction Virginia then
woe be to the miseaders. 10 the lime am happy
to state that Maryland is II reported here
tbis evening that Marshall Kane leading secessionist Of
Baltimore, the Chief Of Police, has been compelled TO
leave that city in hsste.
hope that the North will be as re adv to welcome
Baltimore back TO the path OF outy and nd 70 her
the olive bisnch as u was to vndcate ts right pas
cage through her streefs against lawess and really
ali mob Baltimore Is returning her senses and
Der ctzfps tell me that Northern troops will longer
be in,e,f.fed With IN their passage
No one IN this part OF Wary land has heard OF
any stam ede OF negroes, the report OF the running
Of 100 slaves since the troubles here are altogether
without foundation The slaves this secti N zee enough
of Tree oa,keys over the line 70 determine upon which
side they beat OIL.