New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-24
FROM MARYLAND.

baltimore Pre-s-Pnrsage Of the New
York I'd Regiment through Lombard
,tr.et- Determination OF General Cad
wsIIader.
From Our Own Correspondent.
BALTIMORE Tuesday, May 81, 1861.
The clouds lifted yesterday afternoon, after heavy
rain. witch made Camp Cadwaader more like duck
puddle than anything else, 10 the great dncomiort OF
the eoldiers but they bore all without murmur. A
Good many are on the ailment list, but nobody Ia
seriously i'll though, if we are TO believe the rebel
journals of this rorninG than one-half the COM
m.nd are dying with the small pox
Marshal Kane had narrow escape for HE life on
Sunday afternoon. He visited the Fort, without his
Janiza OF course, and while there Col. Neon
nelrs recruits took after him, and chased him, with
hootinps and yellngs trying catch him. until he took
refuge at the Generals headquarters, who bad to come
ont and pacify them by telling them that the object Of
their vengeance his guest. The recruits were all
uparmed, and moot Of them were Of the honest, work
ing. Union men, whom tie ,arsba and his police had
driven out of Baltimore during the late reign of terror
Had they caught him, they would have made mince
meat of him. and Of this learn he is fully convinced.
file OF soldiers war ordered to repair, Yesterday
afterno.n % in number with their guns loaded 10 the
office of William Meade Addison the United States
Dstrict-Attorney. Their appearance on Baum re-
street caused considerable connection The orders
given TO the officer were, TO present bis command At
the Office of the Dsiric-Atomey, and to execute the
instructions which should be placed in bis hands.
After communicating with Mr.. Addison, the officer aud
his men retraced their steps down Baltimore street,
but what was done nobody has yet discovered up to
the present writing. The Rebels, however seemed TO
have very clear appreciation Of the movement, for
they took it IA an indication Of coming wrath.
Mr.. Commissioner Gelchell of the Board Of Police
maid visit to Gen Cadwallader, yesterday and at er
being rebuked in a bsllpeasant way by tie General,
for allowing the bridges TO be burnt on tue Phiad' pha
road and thus cutting him of from his estates IN that
quarter for be large properties on the bay shore
and il famous for bis inequalities in the fishing and
duckino season Of which Mr. Gechel has often been
a welcome participant the General put him upon his
honor in answering the following questionsi " L.
everything quiet and safe in Baltimore nowf Yes
"Is il not because am here with my 5000 men =
Since You have PIT me on my honor, an compelled
TO say it isr Mr.. Getchel deserves great ere nj for
his frankness ON told he enjoyed the dilemma into
which the General thrust him not little, for he loves
Joke even AT his own expense.
Judge Chambers Of Kent County, one Of the leading
rebels on the eastern shore II seems, paid the General
a visit also yesterday. He wanted 10 get authority to
muster the Home Guard into the service Of the United
States, but the privilege was promptly denied him.
4" / shall arm them without your cousett, then
"You will do no such thing, Sir. Consider yourself
under arrest This brought the begerent Judge to
his beaiines in trce and apology for b5 hasiy IT.
mark was followed by the requlsite relief from the IN
pleasant position into which be had mpefunenily
thrust himself Finding il difficult 10 pass the guard
without authority do 30, be INDUCED tie petty sit"
subsequently Of giving it out that they ATTEMPTED to
prevent his egr,ss.
Certain of DIR. Fuers congregation have sought the
Of their pugnaeouz and rebelous actor Tor hgh
treason and made their appearance yesterday AT Gen
Cadw aaders quarters for that Object II words and
solemn resolutions can be made TO constitute treason,
most assuiedly the Doctor has run bis meek into tie
halter by his dongs aud sayings at the savannah Con.
vention. There il not more orensiye rebel IN this
city than this said reverend divine, who il in the
habit Of Waiting W Arlington and Tie Precedent ~ IL
spy in the interest of JEFF. Davis.
Judge Bonds Grand Jury have indicted several
more of the small fry engaged in the affair Of the 18Th
of April. The indictment, learn Is for riot not for
MURDER notwithstanding the not resulted in several Of
the most aggravated murders. There are those who
scont the idea that there If any real purpose in the
Criminal Court bring the offenders in this businees
TO justice. II Judge Giles does his duty it will make
very little odds his jurisdiction the whole
case.
Gov. Hicks 10 town Yesterday from some where,
to hear the ingenious apology made for his conduct
during the reign of terror by Mr. Winter Davis III his
speech of acceptance last evening. by tie by Mr..
Davis had a crowded audience Ia hear him set forth
his position. II pretty well taken, but ii il not
high ar should like il TO be- lie talks about possi-
bic adjustment by Congress of the rebellion. Any ad
jus,ment OF that affair which does not require the un.
conditional surrender Of the rebels is not To be thoutht
Of for moment, and 30 Mr. Davis will find before he
il many days older.
John 7. Kennedy after shooting volley Of Pathisn
arrows at the Republicans refuses to for Congress
against Winter Davis. Henry May has qualified his
terms Of acceptance somewhat, and now occupies al
most the same ground ar Mr.. Davis. If the Rebels
80 for him. the contest between him and Davis will he
cose one, owing 10 the personal luminosity which the
latter gentleman labors under. lie was very defiant
las, night, and justly severe upon the Rebels.
The tone and arguments OF the rebel prer in Balti
more, and its allies, the conditional Union papers,
evince the very birerest state Of feeling. II they
shared in by the majority Of tie r,opIi-a. legu to
fear IL tie case-nolng remains for the Government
to do but to make up its mind to hold our city AM
State 10 their allegiance 20 The United States until their
PEOPLE shall change IA 10 change public sentiment.
Indeed there are not few old Democrats, even in
Mary Iaud who zee no commercial siety IN this State
but 10 outaBd-ont extin2uisbment OF Slavery by the
payment of Tie value Of the slaves to tie owboGs.
Another Of our streets ha- been con,ecrip TO the
FOOTSTEPS of e.dom. Tlis morning tie Ncw-Iork ID