New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

coher ON OF tb~ course OF Judge EOnd, lear ~ WI
only be The wrat, and eble. and poor, who will b
msde the scaieuas but it will do no harm to let t
Cou aud the Graud Inquest know tia, the eye OF tt
counry is upon tbem and that the naioa expects thea
to bring tothe bar Of astee the real authors aud att
tors Of the crime Of the lgto of April.
The Grand Jury cannot 70 sstIa, in tbs matter.
ihousnd witDeeses band 10 point ont the cul-
prs. Indeed they can of their own mere motion irdi.
cate them. They ~alk in high places, It Is truc but
ne destb loves shining victims des the maiesty Of
the broken law require the prompt punishment Of lis
Viiaors who seek TO screen themselves by their
wealth and social no.. i)u.
Not only must tic Grand Jury enter te sanciuarios
ot high soCa Llc Tor lie criminals in this cas bat that
body mast break down tic doors that lead into the
bighes' official chaabce Of thc CITY Goverua cot and
drag thence the bre- iers of the law They must lind
bllle a1ihst tie Police Commissioners aud their Sur
eha or otherwise Judge Bonds charge will be mock
cry. And tot only must theee officials lie Il ade to
se but another and still higher one shoud lie sr-
.gntd ut the bar Of justice, aud ha, one il TIC Gov
ernor Of the S'ate Ii he who gave the order TO
destroy the bridges and wires of the public HIGHWAYS
running north ward. lie is clearly obnoxious to the
punishment prescribed ia the Codo against bridge
and wire-b eakers.
We had grand aagraisng to-day at the Custom.
House. on the occasion Of tie entry Of tue appont-
ees upon their ofces. The inecDeed crowd near
taking the life of the rebel who dared cut it down.
lie ,s ouIy scug in sbordiuaon to hio masters the
cily authorities which continue in rebeloa against the
United Ststee.
The capture Of one Of the police buccaneers sailing
under q rowing commisoon issued and signed by Col.
Tnmble the commander Of the Baltimore Basti-Ha-
zouks by United States vessel in the Bay, has crea-
ted great CONSERVATION 10 tho ranks Of the rebels Tie
commission, duly signed BY Col. Trinble WAS secured
aud thus he is caught in his trap. Ii hos been se
Washington with other proof OF bio reasC aud in
day two at fthes you NAV eXl CT to hear of his
for trial before Judge Giles Of Z. S. District
Court in ths ciiy. His conviction is unavoidable. II
be falls back upon the power Of the Poce Board.
whrh eIma ju isdicon the waters and chores Of
the Che sapeake under the Police law then the corsti
tuionaty Of that oppressive act will be tested in the
U. S. Supreme Court. which will speedily Dissolve it,
for it confers suihoy right in the teeth Of the proy
ions of the Constitution regulating commerce and the
pissage OF c zens IL is matter Of great reOc-
log that the way is now opened to convict Of the
rebels and oyeruIu the very law under which the late
riot WAS fomenied and carried one. aud which still
bangs about our necks with milestone weight
The blockade Of this port established this morn
ing, preparatory u the investment Of te city with the
Federal forces. They will speedily occupy Murray's
Hill, Pattesons Park and Federal Hill, peaceabyf if
they can, bat forcbly if they mut. Tie goueral iu-
preston s there will be resistance II there
is there will be- fire in the that the rebels little
dream of The law will be made to End out what stuff
the Police Commissioners aud their Marshal made
a - a.. .t..t, .ka
late riot not in ofcsl positions. The spprebsn nson Of
coming evil from this quarter is already operating to
produce hedra Of many of the leading spirits The
loyal citizens feel that there s safety for any Of them
80 long US the city Is in the bands Of the preseut
whose counenance the gentlemen portion
Of the mob enjoy without siint AS 10 tho rowdles,
they are easily deposed Of.
TIE worst feature Of the rebellion through which
are passing, is the prescription of the gallant Re-
publican band that voted for Lincoln and Haunn last
Fall. They have been buuted like stricken deer by
the city authodies and their mob, and hardly usn Of
tbom has been allowed to remain in town. They sre
fustv.s for tho sake of their principles, aud have
bot the support OF the Administration Of their
choice because has given the Federal power in the
city into bands hostile Repubcanism il is 10
Sect ssobism. IL is sorro@iul thing to sach mum
be If loyal and true men, many of them in desperate
pecuniary straits, driven from their houses and when
they shal return it will be still moro Fad to find the
cid shoulder turned TO them by the very authority they
helped to put into poSer. The prospect for the poor
among them for employment 10 tie public service, is
very uuIromieing Tor the probability is that the men
who denounced tho Republicans cf Baltimore DO the
IN, mics of the RerabIic will be preferred. lily gym
patbos are deeply enlisted for the gallant Republicans
Of Mary land and if the new appoin.ees shall prove
tue to those men, shall be ready accord to them
every praise.
French S. Evans esq, late Of the proprstors OF
The Baltimore PatriOf, he's been appointed Deputy |
Collector OF tie Port. This is fair recognition of
Mr.. Evunss sacriices in behalf OF tie Republican