New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-12

Certainly NOT unless the United States Govern
ment occunv Baltimore with an oyershadowing
military force There is too much OF the wealth
and high social affiliations OF the city, corruP'eu
by the heresy Of Rebellion aud Secession anu
sympathizing with the late resistance 10 Tue / Gu
eral Government. to be easily reached by 'ne
ordinary instrumentalities OF justlce lneio niu''
be higher power behind the Courts 10 give
them energy and decision, and that power Is 'uo
presence of sufficient occupying army un'ii '"'
loyal expression Of the popular VIII can -
mitted to find vent, and thus consign inc Pie'en'
oppressive city authorities to oblivion NO nones.
lnral citizen ia safe in Baltimore so long as IL Is
lef, urder tbe dominion Of Marshal Kane ana his
,,este-s and minions. trust the tederal uoV-
eminent onpreciates this fact, and VIII at once
c;,e opr CITY a loyal Municipal Government,
until the people can establish one, which they
will do at the State Election next Fall.
The sympathizers with Secession IN the VI
cnityf of the Relay House, 1 learn, have had
their eyes opened by the Federal occupation OF
that quarter, and they are very kind, attentive
and cordial to the officers in command there, but
the latter very properly decline all such atten-
tons, after the brutal attempt OF the low White
trash to poison the gallant Massachusetts oth'
1t is not to be disguised that Maryland IL at
present little better than enemy's territory, and
it would be worse than folly for the United
States forces to suffer the people around them 10
take any advantage whatever of them. The com
pete restoration Of the authority OF the United
States viii, Of course, change the current oil
popular opinion; but until then, every precauuon
should be taken b. the Federal army in the Slave
States not to be surprised. The officers in com
mand cannot be too closely on their guard. No
State or city officials word is worth groat,
when II comes in conflict with his rebel preJu-
dices and sympatbies; for there Is no man III
authority anywhere in the State or city at the
present time, whose sympathies and prejudices
are not antagonistic to the Federal Government.
Prene. garde should therefore, be the watch
word of the Federal army in Maryland, and,
indeed, everywhere, for treason even in the
Free States is not yet crushed out. 1t is only
scOtched.
The trains resumed their regular hours to-day
on the Northern Central. How they got through
is not vet known. They Will be in operation, 1t
is thought on the Philadelphia road, next We'd
nesday morning 1t will require very di1gent
guard at the Brush and Gunpo1 der Rivers, on
this road, for the demons who could destroy
those bridges in cold blood, are capable Of any
other act, however heinOus. Any accident to q
trcin crossing those bridges would involve a GER
tain and fearful loss Of life Let Col. Dare act
upon this hint, and double aud treble his guards
at those crossings.
just as / close, We have tidiDgs of slave In
surrect.On in two Of the counties OF Kentucky,
on the Ohio, between Cincinnati and Louisville.
This is the first ripe fruit Of the mad rebel
Ion. The news comes in such shape as
to render it not improbable Humphrey Marshall
predicted last Winter that the river coun-
ties of Kentucky would be the first theater OF
seryile insurrection, and yet he went in for Sc
cessiOn