New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-07
FROM MARYLAND.
Iusnrrcciionary Condition Of ihimgs in ,iis
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| rfora Our Special corsesPondeut.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 4, 1861.
The continued insurfoc,onary condition OF things in
ths State ia evidenced by Tho following facts which
darken the pages of our annals or the last few days.
The members Of the Rebel Legislature, who boast
vOcerously of their Un)nsm instead Of refusing by
their obfouce 20 countence tho dongs Of that illegally
convened body, continue to attend is sessions not
wi'bs,sndrg they in impoten, and dcspsod nj
nority. Earnest and indignant Union men refer this
extraordinary fidelity to their legislative duties To the
attraction of the hcshpots of Egypt otherwise, the
treasury of the State which pays these conscpt fathers
a. per diem!
The true character of what il fhceiously s'yled tho
Unonigm Of Maryland DO nc, mean lie Republican
isu--may be seen in tho resolution Of Gen. Kmnell,
the cage Of Linganore, who is for supporting the Gov
enmen in putting down the JEFF. Davis rebellion pro-
yded il can be done without disturbing Negro Slavery
And yet this Gen. Kmmell is one Of the Union candi
dates for tie next Governor Of tbs State.
The Legislature 10 kept in session by its Rebel ma.
ortea for tho purpose Of awaiting sof Of the first
opportunity 10 resolve tie State out Of the Union. This
s the understanding lie majority have with King Da-
vs and s concern. Dir. Briscoe, however, one Of The
he has moved an adjournment 10 Annapolis in Sepam-
Der. Ills remarks sayored of despair though he
willing 10 keep trying inhope that hing would
turn up to favor tie scheme Of Secession.
Tie transit Of Of the returning three months reg
ments day two ago. through this city, was IaNked
BY repetition small 5eaie Of the atroci9l4
Of the 18th of April. 1t marched throghshc Irish
quarter, when some Of its oat.r.Otc SONS began TO
throw stones and other missiles into the ranks In
SANITY, the iodies charged bayonetS on the crowd
whence came the stones, and in the mcec sol police.
man, who had some Of the offenders in his grasp in
tight place. and installing him for the asaaulng party
hey were about dispatch him. when be escaped iato
shop close by. Appearing at the door in few min
utcs bearing the Federal Nag, lie satisfied the angry
sodicls OF their mistake and pointing out the real Of
Tenders they speedily seculed, and hurried off to
the calaboose Another shower of stones was followed
by another bayonet charge, and some five or elk Of
tenders were captured, Gnd marched OF to tie depot
with the intention of carrying them North as prisoners
of war, but after soaring them well, they were re-
leased, on taking the oath Of allegiance. Had the
Massachusetts, 9th been ss prompt in reaentng the at
tack Of the mob on them an the Now.York 9TH was,
the story OF the 10Th Of April would have been very
different one.
Capt Ives Of the Revenue Yacht America, lying of
Fort McIIenry, brought TO- yesterday, tie steamboat
George Weems, running hence 10 the Pataxent, and
seized her as prize Of war for having board contra
band aTticss. She moored at under the guns
Of the Fort, and searched when there was found on
board some eighty odd of Colts best navy pistols
some Io, 900 percussion caps, and hall ty7sI Of