New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-22


Cameron who approves of all that the brave General
did in Baltimore
From Our Special Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, Monday, May 20, 1861.
There were rome renconnters yesterday on the out
skirts OF Camp Cadwallader, between two three
OF the soldiers and ceriain OF the citizens. The
principal trouble arose from some derogatoy remarks
made by bysander respecting one OF the men, for
,nery of this city, and his wife, who IL vis0.dieye.
The result a severe thrashng Of the offending
critic by both the woman and the man. The other
cases amounted TO nothing.
Col. Woods 18th Brooklyn Regiment arrived yes-
terday afternoon ut Canton via Iiayre de Grace, and
were transported the basin by the steamship
Georgia 10 Locust Point, where they embarked on
train for Washington, reaching the Capital at -
O'Clock Not more than 800 persons received them at
Canton but at Locust Point they welcomed by
more than 600 people with great enthusiasm.
squad of the Kane police made themselves oficious,
but thew were notheeded. ladths regiment debarked
~ the Piesident-sreet DEPOT and marched over the
bloody ground Of Pratt street. TO the Camden Station,
it would have been more gratifying to theloyal citizens,
who want to Gee the bloody Friday erased from the
calendar of their memory, by the erce Of the power
Of the United States the precise United States oil
desecraed by mob violence.
Daniel Lords cotton-mi ct Elkton in Cecil County,
has shut down its gates for want of supply Of cotton,
IL Ia sad but this can hardly be the reason, for the
stock here and at Philadelphia is ample as yet sus-
pect the reason is pecnniary one. Per contra, the
peach and wheat crops of Cecil and Kent reported
to be highly promising. The absence Of the Hessian
y this seas n on the Eastern Shore and in Delaware,
is great relief TO farmers.
Col. J. W. Cri.fed, Democratic Unionist, has con-
scented TO run for Congress in the First or lower Eastern
Shore Distric,. His Unionifm il Of the same sort as
that Of Gen. Butler and gives us hope " reyivica-
ton of true loyalty among the Shareholders OF that Sec
ton Of the State His election is considered as certain.
To show how the Union feeling in that section is re-
vying, may mention that the arms OF Secession
COMPANY in Chesiertown taken ont OF their arm
ory the other night, and dumped into Chester RIVER
This ntiInaton has had good effect upon the rebels
Gen. Cooper late Senator Of the United States from
Pennsylvania gives notice from Frederick City, where
ho now resides that his regiment Of three years men
is nearly ready. SO too OF Col John Plckel the ke-
publican Union candidate for Congress from the Al
leehany District who not conteut with Offering his
civil services to the loyal people Of that section, Is
raising three years regiment. Col. MeConnehs
three years regiment from this city is now in service
Winter Davis is to accept his nomination tonight,
at the new Assembly Rooms. shall be there 10 hear
II depends good deal upon himself and what ground
lie viii take whether he viii be able to neuraize the
opposition to him for personal reasons. He has in his
power to place himself the ground assumed by Gov.
| Seward in his dispatch 10 Mr.. Dayton. II he takes
that position be can sweep the field sgsins, all odds
| But il he goes TO splitting hairs, and talking about
peace with Rebels he will have bard time OF It,
The non-oontenls with Davis nomination are trying
hard to get ont John u. Kennedy, who recently pub
| lished in The American a rignlarole speech upon
the grand drama now in course of representation, In
which he rouped all sorts OF oontumey upon the Re
publican party the authors Of the present canhct,
and took ground ia favor Of a peace that gave the
Rebels all they ask for The truth IL, the Kennedy
party Seoessionists in disguise: They pander to
tho Seceesion heresy and only for the Union they
have their way the negro question, and be III
trusted with power. Mr. Davis will have hard work
in overcoming this dveion against him. but it is con-
fined chiefly to the arstoeracy. lie bas great power
with the multitude orator, and il be throws away
the scabbad Of expediency and draws the sword Of
principle, be may put 10 rout all the enemies OF the
Union, whether open or e;ret.
The arrest Of j. Thomson Mason, late Collector of
tbr port, NJ tuhihDcTtDurk, Ou vi pelbe
spy has sent thrill of terror among his sympatbizing
friends in this city. His release has not comfoed hem
for they in this thing the display Of the forces that
may yet crush them. The idea that he went to that
town in quest of purchaser for three negro children
slaves, is ridiculous more incouigble rebel against
the United States is TO be found in all Cottondom
and that he went to SPY out the land jus evident
as that Extra Billy Smith was permitted TO visit WASH
ington for the same mean and desr cable purpose.
The designations OF Senator Bayard Of Delaware and
Howell Cobb, the chief conspirtor in the Montgomery
FortyTheves Congress, suspicious sgns Of coming
vengeance. They zee the storm gathering. and they
GEEK shelter from its fury in cowardy skulkng from
responsibility. But it will avail nothing. The law is
hard upon their heels, and its pummet will find them,
even If they 70 down to the bottom Of the sea to hide
themselves.
The Grand Jury Of Judge Bonds Court have sure
enough got 10 work in earnest. The first bills Of in.
dictment have brought mp, with round turn the two
Pendergasts and Whiteord, all three respect
able merchants and traders for participation in the riot
OF the 18th Of April One Gowan, a Custom-House
officer, has also been injected ne well as other minor
parties But all this is little than water-hau.
What the public want TO s the indictment of the big
fish, the Police Commissioners the Marshal Of Police
the Winanses and others Of their class who furnished
the money and urged on the mob. And then, Judge
Bond will only make no scape-goa. rulings, which
think he Wildwood justice will be done, andthe law
will be vindrsted by the punishment of arrant
of knaves M ever disTaced community. hear II
ntimated that the United States District Court will de-
mand removal of all indictments found By the
Criminal Court into the Federal jurisdiction but this