New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-07
FROM MARYLAND,
Re-assem bling Of the Rebel LeaisiG re>A
Transit Of the Hixhlaniers and Maineiies-~
Capt. McCenneiIs Re iment- N arshai Ben+
infants Reveiations-Necessityo OF superseda
ing the City Policc-ElectiOu Prsspects.
From Our Special Correspondent.


BALTIMORE, JUsE 4, 1851.
The rebel Legislature Of Ma yand to meet Al
Frederick City Az per adjournment for the purs
pose of embarrassing tie Federal Government Ia 10
war against the JEFF. Davis gang of traitors IL is an
illegal body and should be just promptly suppressed
by the President as he would regimen. Of rebels ID
arms. II will find O Federal force in the occGY
pancy of Frederick, look after its treason But thi4
is not all. II will doubrlers 20 work ~ pass LAVE
injurious to the interests of tie State and Gov. Hck
if he had the courage Of mouse, would scatter il 10
the winds Of heaven, and tie masses would susiaiq
him in 30 holy work. / uust that tLis hot-bed Of
traitors will not be lowed mock both heaven aud
earth with its basI Leu.Cus treason, but that 1t wiz
be summariy dealt with by the strong arm OF the mill
itary power. Loyalty should lie prompt In doing
right a. treason in carrying out It's iniquous purt
Ioses.
refreshing shower Of rain welcomed the debarkin(
Of the Highlanders on Broadway, where the Phidep
pha csrs cross it, last evening about "a ocooa
Their reception by the inhabitants though the shades
of night had fallen was almost ovation all along the
line of march, which wss up Broadway, and through
Baltimore and Howard sue.t., 10 Camden depot. 1hs
only exception the Office OF that organ Of treason
and rebellion, The Sun newspaper 10 front Of which,
gang of Secessionsts undertook TO salute the galsnt
Scots with groans but they were drowned in tho
shouts of loyal people, who to-day cannot lind wor'A
eytravagant enough TO express their admiration OF
these noble defenders Of our Constitution and Uuionl
They got of to Washington about 10 O'Clock. In the
morning the I'd Mali cites went through with hns
brand had almost forgotten 10 say, that the Scoten
airs played by the HyhlAnders band set the specta4
tors, at several points, to dancing with JOY
THE TRIBusE's suggestion 10 The Unioniss Of BstS
more TO raise regiment of reliable men for the war
if no more, has been anticipated. Capt~in Mcconnell
has done so and am glad to inform you that be Wa
Yesterday in,rusted with its command pro tempore.
lie is our Frank Blair in respecsthan one, thongp
of humble origin, and if tie wlfhes OF bis regmehtl
which have unanimously elected him their eooneit
shall finally be respec ed by the appointing power my
word for IT, be will give good account OF his req"
ment as any other colonel in the service who 10 not
West Pointer There is not an unpre|udieed UnohisS
in the citv who will not bail Captain McConnelIs ap.
10 the colonecy OF this regiment as an act a
;ustice TO brave loyal, and energetic ohcer, whp ~
served hs country faithfully on the battle heids
Mexico. Let him have chance, and he VIII pfo'S
himself Gen. Lyon in bis intercourse win the ra'o's
in our midst. r,S
Marshal I,onnfant, according to The TRisuSEs
Washington respondent, has Deen re'eahne
beadousrters the true state OF things nefe' aes0
thank the Marshal for his faithful Representations o.
matters in our midst. 1t is all Ms LIE says 1t 10, ana
this correspondence will bear witness to, for it nas
dsvsloDed the same facts which lie has made Knows
officially and yet the traitorous newspape' press o.
onr c,y. with one exosption-Ihe Chpper-has eeen
d.rounciug them as ISLANDERS. Let the President coz
fer the authority asked for by the Marshal an' give
him the aid required, and treason and traitors VII.
speedily skulk out of the light OF day. But wouio
prefer TO see them dealt with by Gen. CadwaIader rom
whose power there would aud ought to be no appeal
THE TRIBUNE asks what sort Of an election we sna's
have in Baltimore-f the Union men are DEFENDED ~
their right Of suffrage by the Federal army i~ou,a,
In reply inquire what sort of an election WI, e''
on the 18th ns if the Union men are to DC is' " w
mercies of a Secession policef What ioyai men :.
Baltimore want is the suppression Of the present D0al
of Police by the military authority OF the
bscsu,e il is in rebellion against that authority an1
the appoiptment in their places by the eom@anoe'-
iu.chist of good and true loyass who 'aal ~Ss sas