New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-28
FROM MAINLAND.

neecu.icn liz Eni.;morc-Tac IsubbIings
Up of Kc5rIiion--yast Preparations for
Another UprisirZ-T:e Government Fore
wurnea-The Federal Anorney's De1eiic-
tion Of Duty-The Coming Treason Trinis.
From Our Own Correspondent
BALTIMORE June &c, 1861.
The Grand Army Of the United States has been
piercing our town for the last i've days in way truly
excruca,ing to the Rebel gentry and State-rgltet.
They are hori6ed at this desecraon Of the sacred soil
of old Lord Baltimore, and if they had their way
verify believe they would bury the defenders OF the
natl hundred feet below the surface and dance ON
ther graves. But in spite Of the woud-be Resistance
of the devasiationsts, the Rebels are now htly
called, regiment after regiment has
"kLae the globe resoGnd
With tramp Of martial feet"
almost unnterniltmgy since the date OF my lat letter,
and kept the loyal people in slate OF wholesome eS-
element Following close after the COLDER comes his
meat,
"Fuil many heri Of swine,
And boI ned cattle too"
kicking M clouds of dust along our street, 10 the
small horror of the lady portion of rebel pedestT-
ana, some of whom by the by, have of late taken to
CARRYING small reyovers in tLer feminine pockets!
1t 10 not worth while TO stop and note each regimen
worthy representatives of the North, the great
hive Of fr,e labor and deserving the admiration and
sympahes of every true hearted Of the South. II
any one was superior another, think the I'd Wiz
| cousin men would have carried of the palm. Grena-
dieis of six feet were they nearly ALL ssd the Great
Napoleon would have given Lis right hand for bat.
talon of just such.
The reception by tins town Of these vast levies
varied very widely from that which salued their pre-
decesyUs II took ON the form OF more open and out
spoken hostility on the part Of the rebelious They
did not ooDine themselves to sullenly looking on in
gum silence but broke out into violent explosions Of
wrath and cursings The pirate flag of JEFF. Davis was
susted in the face of the marching troops from brown.
stone houses and al the OF Of the streets
huzzas in honor Of at arch-consprsor would offend
loya ears The conduct Of the police was more than
usually obnoxious. They would keep off and often
drive off from the platforms al the depots, loyal men
and women, coming TO bring the hungry and thirsty
| troops welcome food and still more welcome water. In
one case captain had to interfere 10 protect these
good Sansritans. UDt mist, who rather too loudly
warned the Colonel of one of the passing regiments
against the hostility of the police, hurried off 10 the
Ststion-Iouse. Stones thrown into the ranks Of
the sodiers at many points by bagrown boys, urged
on by we-dressed rebels. When the Wisconsin reg-
ment went through, the Union men became mors EN-.
boldened in asserting their sympsthies and at one
Tine there was immenent danger Of collision between
them and the Disunionsts-
The truth Is, the whole air Of the town is beladen
with rebellion. AT this moment rebel flags are flying
in several quarters and they are daily increasing in
number. -Four pnvates Of Company b, In the Brook
Ign l3h, sOps Of honorable and hOnored parents re-
H., Cbuvcb lsat md and
after waiting for some minutes IN the ase, asked the
sexton very politely for seats, but be rudely replied
that be did not feel authorized 10 accommodate them
Mscreants nightly themselves by shooting at the
different camps in the West End, from brick sheds and
clume of trees in the distance. band of desperadoes
has been discovered in the Limerick portion Of the
town, engaged in the business Of marking Union
dwellings for future vengeance Union mon are logged
in their steps by s.ies upon their actions. The daily
intercourse between the rebels IN this town and jeff
Daviss headquarters, through Adsms's Express has
just been broken mp. Certain otherwise respectable
parents are known pot up their children to hiss nj
and groan Union genlemsn as they pass along
tho streets, and to stone the children Of the latter.
The four rebel papers doing all they can, morning
and evening, to stimulate an uprising OF the mob, and
to exasperate The public mind Rude boys continue to
thrust offensive csncatures Of the Federal Generals,
photographs OF the rebel chiefs aud abusive Secession
songs, at the officers of the United States troops
stationed here they pass the tboroughfares. Three
well-dressed men were seen TO spit at an unarned
private after he had passed by tbem IL is an sseer-
tanned fact that many ladies in the highest positions OF
society have taken to carrying small rvolvers in their
pockets, and to stopping the Federal soldiers in the
streets Tor the purpose Of scodng them for taking mp
arms TO put down the rebellion; and, in than one
case, these ainazons have been heard to indulge In
reflections and anirnadversiOns
Such sons Of the buildings up OF the dsloysliy
and treason that heaving in the bosom Of the
rebel portion Of population, which is chiefly con.
fined to the higher social classes but down below the
surface things are taking the form OF active resist
lnce. Preparations Of the most formidable magnitude
awe been going on IN secret for the last ten twelve
lays. looking bloody uprising III this town of the
.nomies Of the United States. 1t is now known that
arge numbers Of BaltimoIeans, who fed 20 DiXie's
land after the 10Th OF April outbreak have been creep
ng back aeathily into town by twos and threes,
ringing with them Virginia rebels and that they ere
ew concealed in the houses Of the Secession gentry in
ur midst, ready TO rush forth ut given signal " take