The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.

RAIIINoRH, June %, 1881.
Interesting and Important lncicw Be,uecn General Banas
end AarshaI Kess-Nxty 1hosaMa Xusksts Concealed
n ne Cyty-lrHc:Rn Of Via: 10 Fort McHMyy-Peacc
a. vSeced from his Stand Psia., Dc dc.
Marshal Kane mad long and interesting Official inter
view with Major General Banks, at the latters head
quarters Fort kcKenry, few days since. Tho Marshal
explained to General Banks the state Of public feeling
existing in The city, and expressed the hope that tho
sodry Of the government would be restrained from the
commission Of acts upon the persons and property Of
citizens calculated 10 rrtate the latter provoke per
sona quarres and renconres He also referred to the
recent course Of Colonel Smith, commanding the Thir
teenth New York regiment, encamped Mt. Clare who
attempted to suppress the sale Of rebel devices and
pictures by the little street boys and melting
mob violence thereby The Narshal also referred to
command received by him from Colonel Smith to deliver
up certain soldiers who had been arrested and held in
custody in consequence Of violating the public peace
command, it appears the Marshal did deem 1t his
duty to comply with. 10 all these matters Gen. Banks
returned conciliatory and careful While dis
claiming the least intention Of disturbing the peace of the
city, contributing in any way To disturb the same he
sad be regarded his duty to sustain the federal 60
vernuent by all the placed at his disposal pro-
ec the public property and to the execution Of
the federal laws He hoped he would have occa-
sion to come IN conflict with the citizens Of Baltimore
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initiative set Of his Upon the citizens Of Baltimore he
ntmated rests the responsibility Of any serious nirac-
ten OF the peace OF The CITY, which he wss glad 70 learn
the event or tho establishment and recognition Of
Southern confectionery, be considered that the
that section. The interview was very pleasant
one throughout, and Indicated that II any
this Southern Dapar nent Major General Banks is that
commander. BE has jcat appointed commission 20
anime the oes and darsee 70 private property sustained
ture decentralization BY the government.
ARMS yifE C1Ty-foRry THOUSAND MusSErs CONCEALED
POPULAR sEyTINENT-TJrE LADIES, ETC.
Although Gov Hicks succeeded in Selling arms Of
some Of the volunteer military companies in the city, yet
there were number who, becoming timely apprsed Of
the intention OF the Governor, successfully concealed
their muskets, and refused to give them UP, rather
intimated TO his Excelency thst he might have them If
he could find them HIS search rutless and those
arms still remain in the custody Of the d!saected am
credibly Informed that loss than forty thousand
kets are concosed in hi. city, ready 70 be brought forth
found for every mutket sad emergency DO tho propeS
one. People at distance have no idea Of
herc. it eaists nearly everywhere except among
the troops, the Office holders, those Interested
who make the Amerc0n and loyal little Clipper their
organs. The ladies' as general tning are infatuated
with the GAUGE. saw beauty on Baltimore street this
morning purchase hthograph likeness OF JED. Davis
from boy, and after kissing t--he keness-preeed il
to her heart as IL fha regarded it her choicest OF tre
sures Many OF the Baltimore bellies de,ino be CO.
cored by officers OF the federal army uniform, although
very gracious and axnpaisant when IN ctizens apparel
An incident in this occurs TO at this
ment loyal officer Of tho Massachusetts school, has
relatives In Baltimore. Among tho number three be-
witchlng bellies, bitterly seccsh They expressed de-
sire 10 visit Fort McHerry, but CID not wish 10 be
panied by officer in UNIFORM md the officer afraid
ri gone unmey expression o. their sentiments in pre-
tcncc of tho loyal troopers compromise enected
II egreed that the officer should don his regimentas
don plain suit CT citizens clothes and the ladies' should
say nothing about secession or against the roons while IN
the fort After the usual formaes the party wore ao we'd
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rg the city from The fort fables designed
alarm the triad. c,pts'n D., Of Boston, was the
officer Of the day and ccrrteously escorted the party
toward the objects Of interest about the pcmee
Suddenly the black muzze 81 hugo coumbad pointed
toward the river mot ne eyes Of the vsters What's
the ladies'. Their ununormed gallant was for moment
plussed for "0h, nothing, ladiea purely
nothing Merely to test the range Of the gun, Isuppse
"Iet NE see csn distinguish the object It is pointed
atP" .'Certsiply, certainly" Tho lady made the re-
CURED examination. ard .hen quietly remarkei:--sl.
may be nothing siat ugly thing Is pointed At, bt ir
my sight hts poi tecniyed me II Is levelled directly 1t
my faaher's house." They reside In Monument square,
rEAcT PROSPECTS, Views IRON nus QUARTER
ave a. ,nrehes thsi tSa 1 ~
po,cy would rot be dstss tetui to many people In this
section, whc stand on both sides Of tho ne Whether
or the South conque rod ia not the
ton at issue u ths connection The North YES abe
can, and the sonrn not But suppose the South 10
conquered, ~ouid she he in better condition help
denoe in its mercy, may % boss country, tsn II
this dcva ,atng ug In all its rsa.ions
the elements Of commerce, property and cy.satlon
were brought % Sudden teraaina.iouY Would Sol
ferino victory either side the other, hasten
the dawn nr render more breh. tho MONDAY glcTy
Of stmIae Pesss nd A vs sizes are r full
eager for IN, bloody eacountcr &, difficult tn say
have but heavd that the south C.ron.s-s were 50
n sieni end iuotuous for fsht just after aAr
Vienna, that they iisarmsi by orier General
Bsauregard ~ prevent them co-uttlna GONE ecd OF