New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April %, lsGl-p m.
Since writing last We have decisive information
yy ch makes confident of the speedy arrival OF four
fve thousand t'oops part OF them coming by water
10 convoy Of the Pawnee, par BY land around BALI
more. suppose we are bound to presume that the
Govern Knows What II ia about, sad hat when
c.r-aiu line Il cOuduc, ID adopted not taken with
cut Use deiDerstou; hut it makes the blood Of the
New England here ,ingle within them when they
herr OF the brutal mur Ter Of their to"mmen, OF Tue
rushing Of numbr to poin just beyond the rebelAous
lo-de, Of Baltimore then Of halt aud diplomacy, and
fnally partial retreat roundabout passage which ib
IN apology to Maryland Tor having presumed 20 walk
on her territory virtual CONCESSION OF eur lnabii! 10
move or have our being without the consent OF the
Slave Power. We had horedtb the time was pas,fo
lending the knee before arrogant clgach. But the
time will come one OF thee days. SO W will swallow
our wrath thanking Heaven that tie troops are III
lowed to hero gt all, and that we are not com
elled 10 think IL eNpedient TO send them ali back "
rence l occupr toun. May humble citizen not ask
the Government II does not that movement like
this Of he ar three day- s calculated 10 break down
the spirit OF every solder matter how warmly his
rairiotism glovs You mHy well cut oil both legs
4 colder N give hin tie ceiling that lis leaders
lot ntn Of action Ii 70 preserve our enIbus-
arm and cheering yalor in the conflict, let q; least
Zee that when line OF action 10 be determined
on IL will he followed uIl,ss ngntier than that
Of nzn inrero'o-.
Mayor Brown Of Baltimore came in hO, haste here to
Washington yesterday, being Sunday, aud SAW the
President, also the Cab ieti aiso Gen. Scott. What
WIS the oh Jet OF his interview Only TO demonstrate
alin-, the pas,age Of troops ,hrough Baltimore Very
well tlen said President Lincoln, will send them
around. Ills Wa surely accommodating; wa i, not
Ar Mayor Brown Mr Mayor Brown didu know;
lie must consult Lis mob al Baltimore. TIE NIB az
Baltimore sad at once, won't have them IN Mary
land hi All Moreover slid the mob-and they talked
very rapidly, by telrgnph-speat numbers Of men are
at place called Cockeysvile, the city. ftheir
purpose is not decalet be quite proper we will 20
out and chop them into mince-meat. Mayor Brown,
having finished communicating with his mob, "
whom he Wa kind enough 10 recommend calm
ness, returned to the " lite House and saw the
President; sso the Cabinet; also Gen Scott
lie expressed hi. aston!.bment that Nothcrn tro rs
should be allowed TO over to tookeysyille. NJ
Lincoln alfo expressed Lis sHrprise. Then order
them 10 return strongly sugsefted Mayor Brown.
" ! will do ~ nj once coureoGsly replied the Admin
istraon. TherculOn the order was given, the parties
bowed and separated, ard Mayor Brown te,Ook him
,clf to he special tram 50 says TIE Ballmoos San.
a not tis enough to make ones blood boil. We are
uot allowed 10 defend our Capital, our wives ana
ohdren-ihose Of us who lucky "a 10 have any.
We don't wirh 10 hurt suy body. oh, no only to
keep the invading army of. But Maryland won't per
nit this. NJ we will piacicy bare our bo-ous TO the
slo from the Slavery camp. Lat as die Ike men, but
90 not let us hu. the noble feelings Of Baltimore plug
ugiyiunl
Several designations have taken place to-day and
yesterday in the amy and navy. An Old soldier said
this morning: " The service j. lousy with nIitois
l. was not elegant but in war time we mus, not be
squeamisb, and il IT, alas too true They have s'ad
among Us till they have learned oil secrets have
sseu our weakness, and now they have received he
,gnal to withdraw, There has to-day been perfect
Stampede from the city Southwark. II il supposed by
Iany that aecrot word has been passed tLy Seccl-
oniets in Washington, 10 the effect that lombard
nlent assault SouIJ Do MADE, Gnd that they
must, for their own sfety, leave. The departments
are in all abonInaLe regards traitoro~s cierbs
Why We're they NOS Iurgcd weeSs.so! There IS YET
to be trouble from this axity.
We tocl however, that the city is well defended.
We have heavy artillery in abundance, and all the
Offices and he capitol ARE harricadad mos effectively.
There is hgAt ia every mans eye, and the nc1riis Of
al dila,e with easerness TO adminiater punishment
where punishment il deserved BY the kind permits.
sion OF Mary land propose 10 beat ia. fsi ana .,t
rebels WHO stiaCa Washington.