New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-20
FROM MARYLAND.
seees.ion Rnmors-A wsifike sabbath
Leonidas and Johnston -Commofion In
che Custom -Ionse-CoI. II. y. Evans
Cnpt. James Evans of morgantown-
The Press and the Army-Dismsntiing q
of PikesvifIe Arsenal.
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondent
BALTIsoRE, June IL, 1851
The town was sgitated yesterday with Secession
ru,nors 10 the effect that JEFF Davis's Rebel army
were in full march upon Baltimore, and would be here
before nehtfsl though from what direction nobody Of
course knew
In the morning early, the ID SiSigan Regiment
marched from the Bolton depot through Dolphin and
Eutaw streets TO the Camden station, the band de-
risively playing Dixie 10 the amszement Of the
Secessionsts who gave ii out that Jeit Dayiss
troops were sure enough in town.
In the course Of the day Col. Morehead's regimen,
tool up the line Of marh from Pattersons Park 20
Mount Glare Station, on its way 20 Washington. In
the afternoon, late, portion Of Col. Smiths Brooklyn
Thirteenth arrived at Light street wharf, with the bag
gage Of the regiment Oh is way to the Capital the
other portion having preceded it by rail- Several de-
taehments Of recruits parsed through town during the
day to join their regiments now in the field Alto
gether, yesterday was warke Sabbath
Col Kenly Is now in command of the lst Maryland
Regiment hch left this morning for the seat Of
The I'd Maryland is rapidly filling up. -Four more
regiments are expected in town to-dsy.
The rebels have lost the grsndeet opportunity on
record since the battle of Thernopyla, Of entonting
themselves in the admiration of postery, by despe-
rate fight ct Hsrpers Ferry, the TbernOpyls Of Amer
lea. Only think Of i'll Leondss and Johnstoni Alasl
no such brace Of heroes is destined TO gace the
page even Of rebellion. The Secessonists hereabout
are cbagrined almost to death ut hI event Many Of
them will not believe il.
There is q terrible cOmmoion in tho Baltimore Gus.
tom.House since the defeat Of Mr. Davis. They are
said to be alarmed at the prospect Of things before
them. do not affirm, it lest / might be get down as
" malicious" But do say that, in my opinion, the
most Of the ncumbents therein have more business
there than their predecessors would have, II they had
been continued. These posts should be intrustod 10
oa.and-out Republicans, and hope the President will
revise his action in tho premises before be sends to the
Senate his final decision Had the Federai patronage
IL this city been placed in Republican bands, Mr. Win
ter Davis would never have been nominated to be
beaten. There's no use in mincing nattes-such 10
the fact.
By the by, am glad to inform yOu that after being
needlessIy kept out Of bis place for whole month,
through the conduct of the Naval Officer. Col 4. g.
Evans who fought so earnestly for the election OF Mr.
Lincoln has at last got the post of Deputy Naval
Officer, which the President personally assgned bim.
When the Surveyors Office was declined by Judge
Marshall, who refused to subordinate his Republican
principles TO ths lead of Boeveretsm, had Mr. Evans
been transferred to the vacancy, it would have been
no more than an sot Of justice both TO himself and to
the Government. Ii would have been q graceful
Acknowledgements not only Of Mr.. Evsrss personal
services and fidelity to the Republican party, but
cognition in advance Of the gallant loyalty of his
brother, Mr.. James Evans of Morgsntown who at the
bead Of body of 300 felDw-farmers, armed with
rifles, rallied to the defence Of the county Of Mcpon
halia against the Rebels and, marching upon Grafton
in advance of tho United Sa,es forces drove out the
traitors, and retired with honor to himself and his
brother countrymen.
notice that the Army is gesy distressed just now
about the Press 1t complains Of the premature publ
.ca,i0s g5 plstey R2Iswsa!. kH ! rCuld ss., how