New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-16
GRAND WELCOME TO THE 7. .soops
GLORIOUS FRATERf.lIzATIoN
Travel Through to,tt1e North Resumed
Law EXPECTED.
The Time Of the, BarbarianS Shortening,
From Our Own CouesT,ou lent.

From Our Own Couesrou lent.
BALTIMORE Monday, May IL, 1861.
Three cheers and tiger Tor Uncle SAM The deed
is done. Old Baltimore il occupied. Federal Hill
brsles with the bfJ onets of thousand Federalfends
and law and order actually yenturcd out tonight, TO
shake hands with projectors. But the fun OF the
thing is, that wiz lie looking for our delverers
from the North. they suddenly came in from the South
The news spres Ike wild-ire and lip caught it up
from lip, until there not man, woman or child
in the city, who did not hear the glad tidngs before
the clock a1uck nine.
1t wac Gen. Butler who took by surprise. God
bless HIN lie is The hero of the third Of our In
dependence He il was who struck the rock al Per-
ryvie, and opened the military highway through An
napolis And he it is who has come 10 the relief of
an oppressed city, when were looking in another
direction for help.
At eight bells, precisely, the ominous whistle an
nounced the passage of the from the Relay House,
at the foot Of Euaw street. where they diyergod from
the Camden line and took that leading to Locust Point.
Arrived at the crossing Of Light street and the railroad,
the precious freight debarked the loyal defenders Of
their countrys flag and marched thence in quick time
TO Federal IIll not many blocks distant. Oh! what
rumpus it kicked up but this time gadsome one
Candles, lamps, torches, famed from every door and
window and on the pavements and the welkin re-
sounded with shouts of welcome from the loyal inhabi-
tants of this section Of the city You must know that
Federal Hill and the whole southern section Of the
town are almost unanimous in support Of the Union
and it's flag Traitors and rebels among the
working people of that quarter If you would dnd
them 90 into the palaces of Mount Vernon square aud
North Eudl
1t began to rain about 10 O'Clock, but before that
hour the defenders of the Union, who had come TO
rescue our beloved though disgacod city from the
grasp Of our rebel municipal authorities, all
honsed Doors flew open and a cordial welcome was
extended to every soldier Such differentiation was
delightful 10 behold You will hear from the denizens
Of South Baltimore, before many days. They are
patriots, and they viii make Baltimore too hot for
rebels.
We had hoped to chronicle Gen. Buffers arrival in
town to-day and the opening of his headquarters here,
as we'll AZ the entrance of the column of troops from
York, but the disappointment has been more than
made up by the brilliant movement from the Relay
House. The rebels have been stiguatizing the United
States troops IA hordes OF brrianz plunderers,
cui.throats. The Massachusetts 6th that had 10 cut
their way through the barbarian mob Of our town
on the 10Th April Federal Hill. Now let the
people Of Baltimore marx the contrast between the
forbearing department of this wronged, insued, and
decmated Regiment, coming back TO tie Of their
persecution, with power to take vengeance, and the
iso en bearing Of the gentlemen rebels and their mob
Of despedoes who dared 10 fi their against the
majesty Of the Federal hag and ils defenders ~ the
bloody Friday.
The arrival Of the Philadelphia mail train iIom
IIayre de Grace at the Presdentsrect depot at the
regular hour Of ?. to-day, created the widest
prcssons Of joy IN the vicinity. Everybody felt
more that the reign of Col. Tnmble and Marshal Kane
the reign of terror-was over The through trains
from New-York % Wellington twice a day and back,
will henccforth be the order things Travellers need
not be apprchensive of any further interruptions in
Baltimore. The backbone of rebellion has been
broken and in day or two il will be ground 10
powder, and loyalty will henocforward control the
destinier OF our beautiful city.
1t il whispered and expected that martial law will be
80 far declared by Gen. Butler, on his assuming the
command Of this city, TO enable him TO dill lace
foreign rulers the Board Of Police and their obnoxious
Marshal-and conidc the protection OF The town 10
LOYAL hands, until the people demolish the Police
law that now binds them hand and foot in derOgation
Of the sacred right of scli-gOyeInmen, through the
next Legislature. Nothing short OF the deposition of
the Board OF Police by Gen. Butler will give peace to
the city. Let him do promptly, and the blessings Of
21 600 people will rest on his head But the occupa-
ton OF Murray Hill and PAerons Park by the United
S.ies ought TO precodo the proclamation of martial
law as doubtless it viii.
We have rumor5 OF continued deviltry essayed by
the Rebel Legislature at Frederick, of more bridge
burning intended by the gangs Of tritors lifting along
the railroad in the vicinity Of Iapcrs Ferry and the
Monocacy, aud Of a hundred dceds OF backness con-
lemplaed by the barbarans seeking 10 overthrow the
Federal authority; but lheir tine is necessarily short,
aud if should be compelled to hear Of the repetition
of barbares hal wOuld disgrace the sayages OF Da-
honey, we can console ourselves with tie reflection
that The perpetrators viii be- ccn.ignod to the
bottonless pit Of their own inquiiy.
Some say that Tom Wiuars has been arrested on -
charge of reason, bui others assure chat he has
taken TO his heels.
HOW THE FEDERAL FORCES WERE RE-
CElVED.
BAIrIHoRE. TUesday, MAY ! 1. 1861.