New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-11

tie Government is too well known TO be drawn III
question by such devices. lie would never be found
nacting the trrasonabe part in the present drama
which Judge Taney is performing with such gu'o.
gang Of demons in this city got across night or
wo ago TO drove of horses, just bought for the
United States by Quarternasrer Belger, and shaved
the tails of some 25 or 80 of them IL il only wonder
hey did not hough the whole number some 300. The
drovers have raised a purse Of $500 as reward
for the detection of the villains.
Several efforts at kicking up with the Union
men, during the marching Of their To public
meetings, have been made by squads Of rebels within
The las, few hours but they promptly repulsed.
The police do nothing to punish the offenders, but
ii ey are very active in srresDg the Federal soldiers
who dare to repel the insolence of Secessions's.
The loyal women of the hills around Patterson's
Park Camp made present of a regimental nag yes
erday TO Col Moreheads Regiment, stationed at that
point. The Colonel told them that his men would
carry il 10 tine banks Of the Rio Grandc and never
surrender it but with their lives The asts of the
city ae preparing regmental flag, TO be surmounted
with representation of Battle Monument, for the
Dallant 9Th Massachusetts Regiment S. you rec the
X bels have not extingusbed all ,ur loyalty yet.
Tie gallant Major Daniel Ii. McPba of Baltimore,
late Of the 5th United States Infantry, who dlsn-
yuished himself 70 memorably in eleven Of the battles
of Mexico, aud whom the Legislature OF Mary land
| unanimously thanked by formal resolution for his
bravery has been called again by the Preslden' mo
tie army, and has received the appointment of hddl-
| tona Paymaster for the war. His former rank,
learn, places him second on the lis Tie Goverrhent
a. done well in securing his valuable services az dis
burning officer in these troubous times, for during his
former lection with the army lie dlsbursed several
millions of money and settlement of his accounts
tie hearty appreciation of the Department for his
fidelity in the discharge Of his liabilities. He IL the
brother Of your DIR. McPhail OF Brooklyn, formerly
of the most distinguished surgeons and gallant so-
diers in the regular army.
Col. John NJ. Kenly of Baltimore, also a gallant
soldier in the Mexican war has been called by the
Pres dent TO tie command Of the new Maryland regl-
meit enlisted for the war; and now stationed at NC
Pnerson e. on the west end Of the city. Though tie
re, imenl wanted Capt Connell for their commander
vet they will be satsfed with Col. Kenly, especially
IN it i. undersood that the Captain is TO be the new
Mjor
Tie passage through the city Of the Elmra and
Maize regiments yesterday was not marked by any
out-of-tle-way incident The Elmira boys marched
through Cathedral and Monument streets, the heart
of the ars,ocrac ceeson quarter, and were gazed
ut by the women who, it ia hoped, were driven to
wholesome reflections by the pageant for it is notori
ous that they are rebeious, az body, than
tie men. When they got opposite to the Eu'w House.
Mr. Coleman formerly Of the Asor, ran up huge flag
which was oyously suted with cheers b! the parslng
regiment This must have grated harshy on tie ears
Of John L. " Mcmahon the leader OF the Sscessionlsts
| IN Baltimore and who IL an inmate Of this hotel.
Tie rebels Of Baltimore who have been engaged in
furnishing supplies by indrection to the Government
are finding Il em-elyes cut off by the energy Of Gen.
Cameron whose attention had beeu called TO the sub
iec, n this ouespondence The General Is for giving
AID and comfort TO loyal men, not disloyal ones The
officer, # the Government cannot 20 asray 'heywill
only consult The naval officer ne Ia tie status OF bid ers
| You will Laye seen how nearly the Rebels came
catching Gov Hicks and carry ing lin of to Virginia Tor
the purpose Of hanging him. and leaving tie Governor
,ip Of MARYLAND in the bands Of that notorious Seces-
| ,ionst, Speaker Brooke OF the Senate. Had this
sheme succeeded there is no doubt but that Johnston
would have occupied Frederick City, which they can
ea,y do ht any time and under the protection of his
| guns, the Legislature would have declared Maryland
out Of the Union Until Frederick and the Monacacy
junction are occupied by the Federal troops in force
there will be safety for that part Of the State 20
long as Harpers Ferry is left in possession Of the
| Rel els
The Legislature are talking Of passing laws TO pun
i.h by fine and imprisonment the executors Of martial
law in this State What stupidity! As if the Pres-
| dent would attempt to execute martial law without a
sufficient force. They have done good thing and
thnt s to repeal the law removing the tobacco ware
houses the edge Of deep water This will save the
State heavy outlay.
It las Just been discovered that the rebels have been
sendng heavy supplies to Virginia f ON this city, by
way OF Town Point, the Patuxen thence overland
| some fifteen miles TO Hggiuss Point, on the Potomac,
and thence by small boats TO the head of Nommg
| Bay, and thence through Westmoreland County to
| Richmond and Fredericksburg. The goods shipped
here in small pungies soops and marked TO care Of
some at Pine Top, to be forwarded TO some one
else at Top Pine. Now, there are no such places. At
first these goods up to Benedict the Patuxent
| then through Bryantown to Port Tobacco, thence
through Hill Top to Boyds's-IIoe Ferry, on the
Potomac and thence to Port Royal, on the Rappahan-
mock. The Government, am glad to learn has taken
means to put stop to this trade the Patuxent and
Collector Hoffman prevent the shipment hence of
| all such supplies.
An armed steamer, called the Logan, learn, is
cruising in Moback Bay and up the adjacent rivers of
Virginia whose mouths fortified with batteries.
| The Freeborn should look after her.
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