New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07

pons for bag Of soee if be could not get 1t on any
other ternsl So too, it may be safely said Of the
American polticsster than be viii pursue his nosome
trade, even though the couu,. "e'o one 'A'' vase
and desoation. His pertinacity anu iuLins PA'si'n
have been exhibited heresboute within the hstiew
days. in relation to the police arrange oents aoouto
be inaugurated by Gen. Banks. He has been Nee' "
tribe of unprincpled fellows, whose sole object~As
to worn themselves into power for ulterior polnca'
purposes but the General has been too much for tnem
He measured their depths ct single glance, and
brushed them aside just he would 50 many trouble
insects. When lie acts in the premises, he VIII
act for TIE good Of the whole community and not su
fer the new executive police authority TO become
nursery Of political scoundrelism, il was under the
late regime of traitors. An equal and just adminsra
ton Of police law will ensue let the consequences be
what they may to miserable aud scurvy politicians
The display of flags yesterday, though it was tho
Fourth OF July, was not such as to gladden. the Amer
can heart In the lsboring quarters the houses were
generally decorated with the glorious old emblem OF
our nationality; but in the fashionable quarters 1t was
hardly to be seen at all. Now and then an ardent
Union man threw il out from his windows, but it only
served 20 mark the general disaiecon moIe poinedly
The flagstaff Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad depot
10y fiat upon it's roof and you could connt hundred
bare poles piercing the sky from the tops OF itebel
maruiaCtoIiss aud storehouses. TIE SHn newspaper
came ont in s morning edition with articles that would
have graced the columns Ct THR TRIBUNE for loyalty
and rue doctrine and the Federal flag foated from the
top OF shuge iron building. While the Disgust at ouch
teryyeisaiion was universal the sudden conversion o
that street from rebellion TO loyalty was no small cause
of rejoicing In the afternoon loyal men of the town
who had gotten up a flag for the 9th Massachusetts
Regiment went out to the Relay House. and presented
it by The hands of Samuel j. X. Handy, who was the
orator Of the occasion. Col Jones responded in an of
hand speech and then the citizens and the sodiers fell
to singing several patriotic SONGS amid general re-
ioicing,
II The Fort gave the town salute al sunrise, yester
\ day. of l02 heavy guns while Major Cook, Of the
Boston Artillery, joined in the salvo from the West
End. There was no military parade, but several
thousands of loyasts gathered a, Druid Hill Park to
listen to an out tand-out Union speech from Sockett
Matthews, whose only condition in this war Of the
Government for the preservation Of the nation was that
the Rebels should lay down their and restore the
status quo or in default thereof that heavy doses of
eannon-pils should be administered, till the requisite
result should is obtained, to all which the assembly
responded Amen, A more peaceful and quiet 4th Of
July was passed ia Baltimore thanks 10 the out
| stretched sword-arn Of the Government. Col Abel
Smith exhumed large lot Of arms in the eastern por-
ton of the town on Wednesday. II he entrusted
with the task Of recovering the stolen Government
arms he would clean this city in foyeigbt hours
by a simple proclamation to the Rebels to give them
up for his name alone is a terror 10 all evildces-
The Rebels tore up some ten yards of the track, be-
tween the Relay House and Annapolis junction. few
nights ago, and additional pckets had % be thrown
out for its protection. There ia rumor in town thar
Henry May member elect to Congress from this city,
has gone to Richmond to whether he cannot cook
up compromise with the traitors and thsthe obtained
a passport from our Government | do not believe
the last part of this story though the former ia very
probable. Mr.. May was not in hs seat yesterday. Ii
is believed in many quarters that the Senate Will not
confirm the appointees TO the Baltimore Cusoms and
that the President would submit to this decision with
more than bic usual grace No act Of the Senate would
be hailed with greater qualification than this, BY the
whole Republican party Of the country. II wonid
enable the President to repair the oss wrong inflicted
upon party fidelity by the existing appointments in an
hour Of embarrassment and deception Of course, the
few Republican appointments will not be embraced IN
the expected reflections.
The election Of Galushs A. Grow TO the speaker
ship ot the new Congress gives unaloyeG Satisfaction
to the Republicans Of Baltimore. It stands out in such
bold contrast with the unjust policy pursued toward
the party here that it gives strong hopes OF the
Senate's vindication Of party rigbie. While we
should have reoiced over Mr. Forneys continuance IN
o6ce If II had been possible, ye, we are sure ne s
too much Of patriot not to yield bis post cheerfuy
10 a man like Emerson Etber4iss. We all hope here
that Anderson of Kentucky will be made Sergeant-at
Arms, simply because be is man every inch Of him.
Crows speech earnest Of better times coming, and
of the abandonment Of timd counsel. hope he will
lay his mighty hand upon all whining peace men who
shall d5re open their mouths in Congress- from Critien-
don down 10 the cOnsonantal member from the Butler
district in Ohio.
Col Bakers Regiment embarked from this point
yesterday, for Fortress Monroe and Col kerrigans
passed through to Washington.