The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-06

am advised that about two hundred w0 eave
dnrHg tn present week
ment Use should have notified you o. IL before rne
parties represented TO me as being desperaas inc
wors, KIND anu whose departure rom any community v
the oMV good act they Can perform. -,
Gay Dcning saysns me oo t6e srrva os thu
President eject thai only twenty men were 70 DO on duty
escort. al once detesmnsc 70 eau on yoS and
ny ARR val was very happy 10 ind my advice was mot
needea, and therefore / aid no. obtruds Il on you
SO far from having advised the change Of Mr. Lnccns
route from Harrisburg. before leaving New York for
Batimore the nd, sent telegraph TO Mr.. Wood Of
M IinOon party s1vns S.m % 80 down on the sas-
You liberty 70 mako such OF this letter q
you may deem proper am, very respectfully, yours,
DC JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent
POLICE CORRESPONDENTS.
(From the Baltimore Sun, March A.
An official publication by order Of the Board OF Police
Of Baltimore contained IN the S~ this morning, IL
lary interesting, and ON the part Of Mr. Superintendent
Kennedy, Of New York. Enthusiastically refreshing.
He evidently has idea that New York u the United
and he have established, IN hs black repubi
zeal system OF espionage Of the most extensive and
unwarraDsabIe quality Judging from his own conies-
sons he nauguratng practice upon the French plan,
but in doing he does not seem 70 be conscious that
FeIch plans will not be safely adapted 70 the American
Krney ,OH Aars 70 lSok out for Aissy jSa 50 mrs a Il
fas into ne hands Of Ose ne has dared to put under
pl~a0c
Tho Board Of Police Of Baltimore, Justly indignant at
the vaporings attributed 70 this Kennedy. instructed
Marshal Kane to address TO him the note published In
other column, which ELECTED the impudent reply, the
style Of which sufficiently evasive 70 induce the belief
that Kennedy denies what the press have perhaps with
fancul exaggerstion, attributed 70 him. But the
who ID capable OF doing what he himself avows Is
quite equal the flourish of his greatness for the
particular Of tho press Moreover, Kennedys letter
virtually contradicts the article OF the Tribune 70 which
be adverts while asserting that 1t ia In the general won
derfuly accurate.n
What this man says, and now ascribes either TO Mr..
Howard Marshal Kane TO the effect that the Baim
authorities had contemplated the OF force Of
only enty men, positively denied by the Board in
tbeb publication the other day. II evident fabrica
ton by way Of ustifying the ocous and mpertnent
troduction of New York officers into Baltimore
With regard to the departure Of persons from Balti
join the army OF the South it is needless say
that the police authorities OF Baltimore fully post
ed the fact and for the relief OF Mr.. Kennedy and
the abatement Of his ZEAL may state that the fact
has been published by the BathaOre press again and
again But this 10 not In violation Of other tn
Kennedy law which seizes upon thing destined for
the SOUTH the operation Ia net prohibited In Maryland
II ID to be presumed that the Board Of Police Of Bti-
viii perform their duty without waiting for advice
or suggestions from New York officials. M
To the above very fifty add that we have the
best reason to believe that parties commented nth the Ncu
York pcc hare been actively and prominently engaged
circulating incendiary publications tts .%ate
Of the lop which may yet be subject OF inquiry the
grand inquest Of city and State The action OF these
parties has been such indeed TO challenge special
scrutiny In Maryland, and submit the propriety Of
like vigilance on the part OF Virginia