New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05

Cannon in the Couutry-Foliy OF Euriher
Resistance by the Rebels in this City
Rebel Notions of Equality i'm Figiiting-
Intended rSescUc OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tion Of Charles IL. Calvert for COngress-
Queer Story, IL True.
From our Special Correspondent
BLTMoRE, June 2, 1861.
Col. Yohes LIST Pennsylvania Regiment left their
Catonsyille camp this morning, and reached tho Boil
ton depot at o'clock where they embarked for Cham
bersburg to join Gen. Paticrsons column destined to
move uIon Harpers Ferry. The day was snliry, and
tie men suffered much. As they were waiting for
the locomotive, of gang Of rebel rowdies struck
soldier with whom he got into alteration about the
rebellion, whereupon the soldier gave him severe
dubbing with his fists to the great merriment OF hls
fell9w-solliers, and the chagrin and discontinue of
the assaaut and lis cronies who did not dare TO in
terfere. Tie departure Of this regiment has not
tended TO loyal men, who continue TO remain
! at the mercy of the rebel police authorities.
huge riled cannon from Pittsburgh reached the
Bolton Depot to-day. 1t ii the largest piece Of ord
nance in the country, weighing some $4,000 pounds.
! II drew thousands Of visitors 70 inspect IT, guard
was placed over il from the Federal Hill camp, to pre-
| vent the recurrence Of spking or any other INJURY
thereto by our sneakng rebels. Whittier il is bound
| could not learn. BY tie by, may say that the two
columbiads recently sent 10 Fort McIenry and spiked
while lying at the Bolton Depot, have been unfpikcd,
and are now mounted ready for duty. In addition to
these two may also cay, for the special ediicaton
Of our ek-stockng rebels that Major Morris has re-
Gently received vesseoad OF similar eolumbiads, all
Of which have been mounted and are prepared to pay
their respects TO any mob that may dare rear Its
bloody head in Baltimore
lam happy to learn that two more regiments viii
take up their quarters among TO be located on the
north and west Of the town. just by way Of enliyenng
the desolaon caused by the patriotic rebels, who came
so near making our town heap of ruins aud who are
eager to revive the days of terror if they dare do 30
They may ne well give up with good grace, fret as
last for the United States will hold Baltimore to her
Federal duties if it shall be necessary to station sem
tinel 1t the door of every house in the city, Let them,
therefore cease all further complotngs against the
peace prosperity, and safety Of the town. know it
is hard for such angry people the rebels Of this town
are lust now 20 get their consent 10 become law and
orderloying Inhabitants but they win have TO come to
it sooner or later and prudence ought to suggest the
folly Of further resistance.
The news Of the Fairfax fkirmish, aud the Ac9uia
boubardmeut Get the blood Of The most phlegmaic in
race-hoe flow yesterday, judging from tho eagerness
displayed 20 get particulars TIE former was in keep
ing with tie Sumter afnr-some 1000 men opposed to
A. and vet the latter rent them flying Ike chat before
the wind. And 20 il viii be throughout the war.
Southern men fight well when marshaed aud supported
by Northern frmness, and engaged in good cause,
but even then their paucity Of numbers has slways
oourased strongly with the mutudes OF their North
ern brethren on former batle-feds An officer Of the
in no
| skirmsh says the fight Of the two columns
which hemmed them IN at the ends of the village
street, when the cavalry made their charge, was
ridiculous in the extreme The fire that CALLED the
cavalry was from tho windows and doors Of the houses
from behind corners and the tombsoBes of adjacent
graveyard. So we go. Are we to have guerrilla
warl If SO, the rebels will find they have made
| grand mistake.
Rumors to-day are rife that Ex-Govemors Pratt
and Lyon heve been arrested and that Ex-Governor
Lowe, turn will come next. There arc more often
siye men than these, and more dangerous ones too.
Peopleare asking how is it that the Board Of Police and
their ecadjutors the Marshal and Il hundred others,
whose presence is standing oiense to loyalty are suf-
fered TO 20 quit Of all rebuke or punishment In
deed there are those who apprehend general jail.
delivery, or exemption from the strong hand Of power.
danger est the execution Of solemn duty lie put oil
too long.
Let me tell You what omitted to cay at the time,
and that il, that there were not less than $50 men,
armed TO the teeth in the Courtroom tho days get
for hearing the returns In the case of Meryman, with
the avowed intent of rescuiDg him had he been brought
! into Court Among these armed men were some OF
the most prominent men of the city who in ordinary
| -, Iavo cnupht N al
pany.
1t lie whispered to-day that r. NJ. McTane will be
Withdrawn from the Congressional race III Winter
Dayiss District, and that |. hewitt Steele may take
his place. There is no difference between them.
Both are extreme Secessonis's. Charles Ii. Calvert,
nea descendant of Lord Baltimore, and whose we'll
cultivated farm the railroad near Bladensbug is an
oasis in that desert Of fine arabic land has been nomi-
mated as the Union candidate for tho Montgomery Dis
trict think lie will be sure to be elected against
Hughes.
Our shp-builders have capital chance TO get the
building Of one Of the sloopsowar, If they will
only be up and doing. They can work us cheap in
this city in NewYork at the present moment, but
they must rely upon the lowness and acceptabity OF
their bids and not political favor Talking Of polt-
ical favor reminds Of story afoat in town. TO the
effect that Moore N. Falls the President Of the Bay
Line Of Steamers and bitter Secessionis boasts OF
having made an arrangement with the Government by
which hs vessels to do all the transportation Of the
army up and down the Chesapeake, on terms upon
| which good Union steamboat owners are prepared to
do the service Ofcouse there is no truth in this
story, but give il az have heard ii. Mr.. Cameron
ought to know Mr. Falls, than whom there is not q
more mschievous Secessonist in the city,