New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-19
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
BALTTaoRE, July II, 1851.
The Mayor Is greatly exercised because the Police
and Fire Alarm Telegraph has been taken out Of bis
hands by Gen. Banks, aud complains bitterly Of this
inv zion Of his prerogaives ylhiS about
g. small mat er Because il is the key the designs
Of u le conspirators, which by abandoned
Place this instrument in his hands, and let outbreak
occur TIE MarsbaI Of Police would be completely at
bis mercy, and the mob could avage halfthe city be-
fore the police could be brought 10 bear upon the riot
ers, or tie Federal authorities be spprised Of the
progress Of violence. And notwithstanding obvious
danger in surrendering the control Of this piece OF
machinery 10 Mayor wle has proved himself so dis
loys strange 10 1ay, Mr.. Dodge, the new Marshal OF
Police is said 70 be in favor of yielding 10 the demands
Of Mr.. Brown, against the earnest advice OF
many Of his fliends who counsel with himl The
secession.s are taking deep interest In this thing
and all applaud Mr.. Dodges This fact alone
ought 10 convince Mr.. ID. tha, he Is wrong yielding
10 vital point Gen. Banks has not yet given bic
consent, and it is earnetty hoped thas he will never
commit 80 unmitary as 10 give his antagonist
possession Of bis means Of communication.
The Secession fever rather on the increase again.
II has begun 10 chow itself in the hawking on the
streets Of Secession songs and the photographs Of the
Secession ringesders from JEFF. Davis down TO Kane
The men show more brass than usual aud the women
are more oudmou.hed and defiant. You see the Seces
sion insignia ofteuer and the noisy rebels begin
ngain 10 swagger and boast and bet with apparently
renewed confidence The expiration OF the three
months mems time Is source Of gratuls'iOn 10 the
enemies OF the country and they foolish enough 70
suppose that the Government may leave Baltimore
without the requisite force 10 oyerawo tho mischief.
makers TIE Secession journals alec getting more
daring and almoet Indicate the interregnum between
the retiring Of the present forces and the coming Of
others, rs the moment for striking blow in favor OF
rebellion and for reeasing the prisoners from the Fort
But foIewarned foresrmed, and 80 they will Ind Gen.
Banks and COL Morris but tue Government cannot be
TOO careful in taking every means 10 prevent an out
break which the leaders prepared to precptaie at
the first favorable moment, knowing as The Charles
ton CourRr says, that they have 5000 armed men in
the city ready to obey the summons Of the rebel
trumpet.
Mayor Browns effort 10 discredit the discoveries OF
concealed weapons in the Office Of the late harshai OF
Police by pretending to be informed that only few
worthless muskets were found has driven from him
hosts of friends who saw with their eyes the hid
den arsenal Of George p. Kane. Had Mr. Brown
taken tue Trouble 70 step over IRON Ihe mayors oco
10 the headquarters Of the police he woud have seen
sight horfying enough 10 bring tears into the heart
of a stone because Re would have had tho pslpable
evidence of an accumulation OF and munitions OF
war sufficient for supplying ioEtleation and, what rs
worse Il great portion thereof consisted of materials
stolen from the Massachusetts, 9Th, bearing the marks
of their ownership. His omis,on to verify the dscov-
cries by personal inspection thereof, and his attempt
to escape from their damaging effect by blunt denri
Of the fact have almost entirely destroyed the public
confidence in bis integrity, and justly too More res
swives, and sbip-knives were found yesterday IN
Kane Q concealed arsenal, aud in private houses
The prompdtude of Col. Pinckuey in repairing with
an armed force TO Cambridge, on hearing that Gov
Hicks was in danger of his life from the rebels Of that
village does houor 10 the head and heart Of that
worthy officer 1t WIS an anticipation Of orders from
headquarters that will he sure 70 meet with The cor
dial approval Of the Government and il viii teach the
traitors of Mary land that they may not dare m their
niqaitous hands hereafter, with mpunity sga'aT the
life Of any loyal citizen of the United Statos, aud much
esa sgains: tie life Of loyal Governor like Mr' hoGs
who has thrown to the winds all bis sectional ieenS
and taken his stand on the side Of the Union, Without
an # or 5H As an evidence ofthe enterprise of the
Baltimore press IL may DO stated that not one OF ne
papers here had any account Of the visit OF Coi.
Pipcl,sy " Cambridge % Susesy sst, e'cS Z 'ss