New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-16

the Government that no money can, thereSors be an
propriaied by the Council for paying the new police
and that there Is authority for ordering the psrt Fan
State election in Baltimore. Mr. Dodge s sardiuc in
the shoes Of the late Board Of Police, and when he
makes requistion on the Council for money 10 nav
The expenses Of the Police Department, and ssses ths
proclamation required by the Police law for holding
.Ie ensuing Fan election the Mayor and Council win
HAr'y be no impmdent s to hold cut against The
powers that be.
'nnk the Federal Court has fallen into grcvious
:" snoWing trial 10 be taken In the cases Of Mac
S, az" nH'ef' indicted for treason. II takes away
N' ue Sn'ary terror inspired by the efficient execu-
W" " se law upon the paicpantsin the rebellion OF
no i''n VI APri' Ihe reason assigned 70 that the
ooVefnmens Is In donbt whether Il can convict these
two parties Of treason, r;her whether their ps.t
cpaonln 20 sudden an outbreak be construed into
treason hardly think this can be true. bu, II n h,
It exhibits culpabe weakness the part Of the Gov
venment that does rank injustice to the loyal part OF
the community Of Baltimore. Ny own opinion IA.
that the prisoners owe their release on bail 70 tbs
eniency Of the Court, all Of whose personnel exccp.
Msrshsl Bonifnt, sympathise more or less with the
rebellion.
Things are going on smoothly since Mr.. Dodges ap-
pointment Provost Marshal or rather az Marshal Of
Police and 80 long ss bis adyi-ers are such msn 40.
Messrs. ODonnel, Deford, Kelso, A. Sterling, sen,
Michael Warner, SeideDsricker Dr. Roberts, and other
gentlemen Of their high character. we may hope for
successful administration. Mr.. Dodge's determina-
ton IL to have such police force will challenge the
confidence Of friend end foe but there will be rebes
among them or sympaihizes with rebellion.
The Union men have began 70 stir the poltica,
waters in reference TO the next Falls State election.
The object will be 10 present snch ticket for the Leg
lature as will command the votes Of all Union men, Of
all shades and hues and it Is hoped, that eyenis VIII
have taken such turn in the progress Of crushing oaa
the rebellion, to insure heavy Union majority In
the City by next October. There il 10 be judicial
election the timethe second since the adop-
ton Of the new Constitution and great effort will be
made TO put true Union upon the bench Of all the
courts, matter Of intense nteres; to our people for
two-thirds judges in the State Secession
sts or sympathisers with rebellion. A Governor b
also TO be elected and great care will be necessary 70
get tho right man, who Is not 10 be taken from the
whole State, but from the lid District, owing 10 tho
miserable jealousy Of the slave power In the Counties,
which dictates the unjust plan Of selecting cur Cover
nor from three districts in rotation. The election Of o
United States Senator in the place Of A. Kennedy, who
has recently avowed himself Rebel the 1oor Of the
Senate, will enter largely into the choice Of the Legs
ature. BY the BY bear that Senator Pearce has de-
elared on toe side Of the Government.
Not lees tban slOo 00o in specie, have been distrb.
ued IN paying off the regiments Stationed around Bah
tmore, within the hast few days, more than one-haf OF
which went TO enrich our tradesmen. Had Baltimore
never raised her hand against tie Government, che
would be now twenty millions richer than she 10, and
her escucheon would not he stained with the ineabls
disgrace of dsloyslty and rebellion Asiii is she has
lost not less than twenty thousand Of Der population,
nor lees than fifteen mlions Of her property values,
and will have 10 work up through years Of tibulsor
and toll to regain her hourshing condition Bus
all this ia better than the absolute ruin which seeesson
would have entaed upon her, bad the madmen who
Get Cd foot the rebellion Of the 18th Of April succeeded
in their scheme Of transferring the TO the soil %
Maryland
The news Of this morning tellsus Of desperate 30"
cesson riot at Cambridge, in this State, n which Gov.
Hicks took tho side Of the Union and wss seen gal
lsntly fighting when the boat pushed of from the
wharf IL is evident that the Government win be OBJ
ced to occupy the Eastern shore miitariy, 10 order
20 suppress Secession. Federal military force has
taken possession Of ,he shore at the mouth Of she Ps
uxent.
New Marshal PoIiee-Mayer Brswn--New"