New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16
New Marshal PoIice-Msyer Brewn--New"
York Thirteenth-Lieut.-Cei. Nathan Ts
Dushane- Position In Aprii-Thfro
MARYLAND RfgimeRt.

MARYLAND RsgimeRt.
csre.p Ondsacs Of The N \. Tribune
BALrIEoRE, July i3, 1851.
The official announcement by Gen. Banks, Of tho
appointment Of George r. Dodge, esq, 70 the posnor
of Marshal Of Police, delighted every icyaibsartee
man in our city, while the "CoPPef-heads could
not be made to believe for some time that Mr. Dodge
would consen; to Oil the Marshalship under present CIR
eunstances The wish was father 10 their thougnu,
and they have at last come to the conclusion thai Ar
Dodge "a T" very respectable man, and VIII MAKE
fair sicer." Our city remains quiet STILL out whetne'
aid ouet would continue twelve hours after the with
drawaI Of the Federal troops from the ouskrts Of our
ci,v IL very doubtful. That am not mistaken In my
oDiuiou "a evident from the following extract from
letter pubshed In The CkdrLestOa Courier, written,
IL Is believed BY Baltimore secessOnist, now In Reh
mond.
to be under arms wsibs concerted action Silently md
sy au. :s's soss a:.' ssss Is. sought
ibsm their wsspons but where ons hs Ssss Tsse p.
Sa liSs SsaSls.a .ass % nS. Ia hss%oss
source IAaVs ascsreiAsd ta not m tas st nsssns ss 10
ten s' a'' s'''''' 's'sa1'd ass 's1s""s 'S''
asd day.
This may 20 for whs. !. Is worth. only hope thss
the General Government will not be thrown on Their
guard from the present tranquility Of our e ana 'nas
remove all their troops from this vicinity.
Mayor Browns Last Message is regarded ey me
Union men Of Baltimore special plea iof me As@
Marshal Kane "a well ss for the Police Commisnoa'
ers-if the Mayor s fully satisfied with hs Proauee0s
| there are thousands here who are not
THE sEw.YoRK THIRTEENTH
The BROOKLYN boys were all made joyful BY being
neid of Yesterday by Psymsster MINOR Daniel ii. Nc
Phail, of the U. 8. Army, who paid $4,000 In snms
varying fo S24 20 s3y TO each non.eOmuissoned on
GER musician and private. The commanding officers
were also paid oil.
notice in q latc number Of TAG TsIBuSk yos
printed the name Of Lieut.. Col. Dushane Of The ln
Regiment Of III. volanteers as Lieut.. Durham.
Your rtrieares about his loyalty on and about mo
10Th of April are richly merited learn he friends
say ths. Mr.. d. merely acted from policy ~ 'hs
period indicated, and no. from conviction. Think o.
such an explanation Mr. ID. buckhng on ms sworn Aiie
marching In broad day through our eiy 70 oIIss -
the brave men who were marching ON 70 ~, -.
the nation, 70 save IL from ae hsha' " 's' -. a.
who had Deliberately planned LIS s''sok sha u''' Wv
| strueticn. .,,o.., no ths
IT., aa.re,ary Of War 10 such important post over
49,, ,.,s-ssarted man, Capt j. @. McConsell, VINO
,ra;Jed In the hour that empbstcally tired mems
and who. si the peril Of has lfs rised The stars
"a s.,joes in our then mob-cursed city, and who, ~
81. ncn9 efforts, raised the ist Regiment Of Voun-
sas, 4 indeed past the comprehension Of most MINDS
Tia Government must have been imposed upor by de-
signing men. II Is now psopcsed BY the friends o.
Can't Mcconnell to raise 81 Regiment, which can %
done in thirty days time, ready TO be mustered n's
service, and that the Government thAh NOS De sAnes
upon 70 pay any expenses until the men are mas'ss.
into service, the condition that the Secretary %
win appoint Captain J. c. Mcconnell 70 me oo,0ne'.y
of said regiment. think Government wii Fe,oSe
have an opportunity thus presented to thsm 70 0ps"'