New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-03
Frou UUI Own Correspondent


BALTIMORE. JnDe 30, 1861.
Aher getting my ast letter into the nail, strolled
over TO the late Marshal Kaue's headquarters, and
tlere got a peep iuto bis secret arsenal. 1t was
crsI med ith bombs cannon grape-shot, muskes and
raes II all sorts and makee Grums reyovers, swords,
powder hnllets drks knives shOt-guns, and various
other wealous ard munitions of The largest
ouauii OF any one article WIS many thoGsands of
Mmie ,artrd4es Most Of this heavy stock Of war
mni,ria rak.d aud scral ed together by this arch
consprsor against the peace aid ives Of toe loyal
people OF Baltimore was stolen from The stores OF the
Mae acbusets 9Th K giment, on their way 10 WASH
ington St the tiue Of the April mob The whole Of
il was hidden away the inaccessible places
such us beneath hesps Of anshnete coal, between
fuors ~ the ceiling, under raised hoorngs plat
f,rms, behind heaps of timber, and in unused
and out auuses The sight war eminently ca Gu
lated ~ srl him down man only
"Fi. treason stsasrm and .pOis,
Aud given ,a,sge nIuItber"
Bnt this is not all Our Second lIaynau assured both
Generals Cadwslader and Banks, mat there
more arms the possession of the Police Department,
or ia hi. own leepDg other than those which had been
given up shortly after Gen. Buter left town for For
Monroe.
In The course Of Friday, DePuy U. S. Marshal John
L. Evans snearthed at the fouDdery of Adam Den
mead 81 S ms, the sane parties that had turned out
lOuO likes To be used against the Federal soldiers,
some dozen pieces Of heavy ordnance and, summoning
a rose 10 his aid, he had them transferred 10 Fort
uell.nry. well-dressed secessionist was seen 10
prepare Tor throwing stone at colored man driving
one OF the pi ses but the display Of his revolver by
the DEPUTY Marshal soon brought the offender TO his
bearings.
MANY small lots Of arms bave been seized since the
acc.son 10 office Of tue Provost Marshal but the most
iurort .t .ezure was one Of 800 Halle rifles, at
Denton and BucAs last evening just in time 10 prevent
their lated shipment ~ the euemy. Within
the next week, il is thougbt that severa thousand
mu.krts III be brought to ligh, for the Government Is
resolved upon disarning the dsloya populatien--a
measure iustifed by every cons Grafton OF peace and
sd,ty after the recent developements. A proclama-
ton from Gen. Banks would bring out thousands from
ind ydua lands if it we've " be followed by military
search.
Lost night passed without single disturbance of any
kind t1ut can lie hea d of. The police are deter
mined 10 show the world that peace and order can be
ure,eryod in the city without either Marshal Kane
bis corps Of armed Secessonts. Thesense of security
Ia enhanced hundred fold even in the breasts Of
soIRe SeceseiOuss, who not ashamed to say 80,
suee tie ne order of things. Why istiisi Because
the general feeling - that tire Police Department is ad-
min tered in the interest Of loyalty aud the Federal
Government Col. Kenly will have a picked
bod, OF men, not one of whom has liid his hand
agiust his flag, is nfec cted with the madness of Se-
cession. "H
TIE prevailing impression is that last night was to be
the night of the uprising of the Sscessioists in this
wn. Others say was the night of the 4th of July.
That 1t was near by there Is not the slightest doubt,
but Gen. Scott has broken the back of the conspiracy,
und il only remains for him TO give itsnshing blow,
which Gen. Banks will do 10 his good time, to the
Joy of every loyal inhaLitsnt,
A man ~bo was seen by three witnesses to shoot
dead one Of the soldiers Of the Massachusetts 6sh, ON
the 10th OF April, was arrested yesterday under amin
dictment for murder by the Federal Grand Jury and
thrown iuto prison. The Federal Attorney has no. I'D.
mted him TO bail as yet, but will doubtless do so as
soon as the social status Of the prisoner can be deter
mined! BY the by, Mr.. Addison has no, yet been re-
moved Notwithstanding his blunders in the cases Of
Anderson ana Mactier. l tfl o- .eat
gaeeon sonas were scarce ON the streets yesterday,