New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-24
LATER From BALTIMORE.

H.vnR DE Gp.cf, Tuesday, April %, 1861.
The Baltimore paIers 81 this morning received here
cay that the excitement Of Sunday had been succeeded
10y comparative quiet and good order, and that the
PEOPLE were tired Of starting runors.
In every directi,n had been sent to guard the
apy roach OF any bodies of mea.
Nearly all the bsr-rooIns in the city were closed on
Monday.
During the morning Monday several messengers
from the Cockeysville Camp brought information OF
the movements o. the Northern troops. Ii ia reported
that number If from 900 to 5000 troops were there
short of provisions They permno citizen OF Maryland
TO tass any bridge without a STRICT examination.
By order OF Marshal Kane, several wsgcn-lcads of
bread and nett have been sent to the camp Of the
Penrsvyania troops number being sick and suffer
ing. Three Of the troops had died and were buried
within the encampmeu
The troops Tao abandoned their encampment, and
were supposed 70 be WAITING for the TO return to
Harrisburg, or within the borders Of Penusyvan
Only about ne-bar Of them armed
Tie Governor Of Mary land ba- sued proclamation
conyol ing the Legislature To meet on the goth
special election will be held in Baltimore to-
norrow tor delegates 10 I'LL vacancies.
On Monday afternoon the excitement in the city had
abatei somewhat.
mail had been Dispatched North by a wagon 10
the su.onehanna River. ard thence by railroad.
TIE Baltlrccreans complain greatly for the want Of
mil and telegraph facilities.
Tie peame. Locust Point from Boston for Litile
Rock. Ark, has been seized also large quantily Of
s4rre,ar aud brirnsoue from Piltsbur Tor Cincinnati
at Canton station.
No provisions of any Kind are allowed to be trans.
ferret from Baltimore.
Violence wa offered 10 Henry w. Hoffman,
the newly appointed Coiiecorof Baltlno at Harpers
Ferry rs he was about coming TO tie city to take pos
SESSION Of tho Office.
ssver. Nor,hernes have been arrested ss suspected
spise, put discharged.
Tina city is LOW well supplied with arms The City
Volunteers largely increasing. Fresh arrivals are
CO.. stabtly coming in from the country. Bctweeo
thre ard four hundred colored rerdcns have offered
tEeirscryces.
TIE Southern Rights Convention have nominated
tie follow Dg candidates for DELEGATES: John C. Boune,
Ross winans, Henry NJ. waifeld, Dr. }. Hanson,
Ihos r. Pakn Scott II. NJ. MOr;ett. :. Teackie Wal
lls c. II. Pets W. G.. Harrison. Lawrence SsngSton
a pusssugrr from Baltimore ut II o. clock tins n. u
SAYS mat he heard nothing about Pensacola when he
len. TIT city was quiet.
from the eoun ry had be' back 10 hodtneuskes
in readiness tiere being s.hc,nl force IN the city.
?o'c'ocL T. ma gentleman just from WASH gton,
10 o clock this q. M, via Baltimore O'Clock this
Afternoon reports the a'airs of 10 cities az in stan
quo.
He Rad heard Of the capture of Fort Picksns, aud
large loss If iife the rgd but not =. Baltimore.
Extr,s were issued there but none were brough, on
system Of nsrtbi law exists in both oiiies, tut il
-yas DOT officially proclaimed.
large Union meeting wss held Of Ehtop, Nd,
to-day, 500 delegates were present. resouticl
was parsed to the effect that Cecil county will MOI
secele let Maryland do what she Will
Gen. Dare bas established camp at Peryville TO-
day. All the troops are in good condition, and are
drilling.
The camp at Pcryyille contains 2 800 uen. A party
Of marines joined lat night, with two pieces OF
tillery.
sentinel was unfortunately killed last night, owing
to Misunderstanding. While DUTY, an officer With
come friends attempted pas the latter through, but
tue sentinel not knowing him. refused. He was about
firing or advancing when the officer haied another
sentinel. bidding him fire. This order obeyed
and tie man fell dead. He belonged TO NOrristown.