New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
yrsn Our Own o'"'''''d'It r,.o,, J.,v Il 1861

BALrMoEr, July Is 1861.
Henry Mny has 90, back from Richmond labodng,
|, 4, aid under severe dysenteric attack aggravated
BY an ugly fall from u horse. Tie conclusion Of bis
rudies in rebeand s reported 10 be- that there will
be no peace for the country until the United States are
crushed out by the Confederatss II is Whispered,
however, very loudly, this morning, along the tho
rouQharee and in the rebel coteries that his Serene
Highness, Jefferson Davis, would not let hm come
back until be gave such Of bis fidelity to the
Confederate cause us were perfectly sasfsctory, and
such promises Of retieence as viii forever close biz
mouth to all that he ssw and heard. But If Mr.. Pot
ters proposed Committee Of tho House. 10 inquire into
the purposes Of his yist 20 the enemys camp, should
pu. him on his ror DIRE the country may not despair
seeing him sent home 70 the walks Of private life.
Ex-Goy. Love, learn. was slso in Richmond last
week on lis way TO Georgia to visit ex.Gov. Hersche
v. johnson, relative. Indeed, the books OF the
Richmond inns are said 70 present ifornidable array
Of MARYLAND rebel visitors about this tme doubtless on
their way to the White Sulphur for the benefit Of their
suffering health after the manner Of Gov Ellis Of North
Carolina But an extraordinary haste Ia said to mark
the movements Of these and all other visitors through
the capital Of Dixes Land and this impotence to get
away is shared by all The inhabitants, more or ess
The main incentive to get of appeared to be the terri
flying words on everybodys lips-"The Northerners
are coming" Soldiers, whose time was expiring,
were as anxious 70 Join the flying host as any body eSe
The general opinion seemed 10 be, that Richmond was
decidedly Eahs0ky ustnOw and threatened to become
more 20
Gen. Bankss military visitation 70 Beair the county
sea, OF Hartford, few nights ago, was very sall-
tary one. Itis the headquarters Of Secessiopnm IN
that ,eetion Of tie State. The expedition arrested
Cant Jarrett who refused to deliver up the arms OF
the State called Ia BY the Governor on pretense that
NJ. bond prevented him. He surrendered, however,
after he found himself 10 the grasp Of the Federal
power, and was let 80 on his parole and promise TO
have the arms Of bis company forthcoming 30, THIS
nes. Of rebels is broken up. = sd iasa
An the steamboats, that now trade between Balti-
more and other paris Of the State, 80 out and return
with an armed guard provided by Gen. Banks 20 that
The efforts Of French Indies deputed BY Je Davis 70
steal a navy for him win henceforwasd avail nothing
IA this quarter IL would be we'll - Northern steam
boats 10 take the saue precaniior Xerb"H cap, un-
less sap-heads are more abundant IN nNorhern waters
than take themto be. 3 si - a19 ,te
The Massachusetts, 7th wept through town yesterday
Marshal McPhal took their transit In hand, and they
had comfortable time. The police were instructed
70 arres all parties offering any insuit 10 the column.
or In any way disturbing H. aud placing the offenders
IN the lines, march them TO the dspoi, whence they
were to be removed 10 tho station. The prospect Of
snch disgrace restrained all exhibitions Of disloyaty.
Al the Camden depot, the men were halted N single
aoluun. end two mcn detailed from each company 20
asst The conpiliec ol Reception N supplying ths