New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-05

Esuse-y acgc EcGU8r's Eneray-ODc Of
sae EOys fnds Gen. Batier-ySr. seward's
Anpsyarecs-IEe will receive NO more
Comnaistees-Eoutes Sf TraveI-AIexam.
SIia to be Occupied -Isva again called
SSfca.
epseis, DispsteLesto The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, May 4, 1861.
ssTbe alrnost mirsculors change from the dub,
sunr rain of the morning to the fan glory of
efopdless afternoon, brought all Washington out
OF door toward evening, and Pennsylvania ave-
meswas tlroneeJ. The nost inspiriting aspect
jef the wariike tine was put on. Several reg'-
nsats were palsdiDg with their tul! baDds, and
with such display as the sober uniform OF our
sosdier allows. An the flags flying from the Chief
taildings came out with Brighter coOrs after the
rain. At the grounds of the Presidents iouse,
the MariDe Band performed a concert, at which
assisted gay audience Mr.. Lincoln appeared
mon the postico, and listened to the music until
the staring of the crowd who rushed toward his
phce and gazed at him as at an nnaccustomed
sicht compelled him to disappear. Mingled euTi-
eety and feeling of personal regard sometimes
cause the American people 10 forget that leisure
moments OF public man should not be thought
lessly invaded.
Judge McCunn, who has been acting as General
Superintendent Of transportation on the road be-
tween Annapolis and the Capital, wss in town
this morning. He has now leave of absence and
returns for a short time to Ne~-York. To his
e..rtions must be attributed, in great meas
we, the successful transit of troops and supplies
: ahen the G9th Noy-York Regiment arrived at
Annapolis most OF the men recognized him, and
democratic manner saluted him, giving him
.early az latigung a reception as ii ne were
resident at levee OF oiiice.seekers.
Frank Clark, one OF the officers Of his court
ID Lieutenant in the regiment, at once recog-
ized Gen Butler as prominent member OF the
charleston convention, where Mr.. Clark himself
as Al active delegate Sinking the soldier 10
e citizen. the Lieutenant rushed TO The General,
apped him on the shoulder and shoued-hallo,
a fellow. glad to see you Last time ! saw
~ WAS at Charleston Great time thai The
leneral enjoyed the joke, laughed to his utmost
apacity, shook hands with the politician, and re-
lmed his official character.
Judge McCunp had this afternoon a long in
rview with Mr.. Seward. The latter represents
fnistft Dr. luuCH oihogcu ~ 'initS va N"'"'"''NNs
:sm the North, who come to urge the necessity
frmness and prompt action. Ie declares that
has not for moment wavered in his IDEAS of
sc policy of the Administration, and that visits
Ike those referred TO are uncalled for and Of no
~ail. He wishes the deputaiions would remain
al home, attending to their own business and
leaving him to prosecute tie affairs OF his ofice
and says he viii receive no more Of them, nor
be longer barassed by similar appeals.
On Monday additional trains will be pat on the
military route between Washington and Pbilsdel-
phia. One will leave here at half past ten in the
morning, and one at the same hour in the
evening.
1t is presumed by those acquainted with the
purposes Of the War Department that Alexandria
viii be occupied by the Federal troops On Mon.
day at the farthsst Perhaps the movement will
be made to morrow. Though no official iniorma-
tion to this effect has been made public, the in
evitsble inference bears out the presumption
As the rebel troops have evacuated Alexandria
eo opposition is anticipated.
Three additional regiments have been calleC
for from Iowa.
aharges againsi the War Department -kefu
Inthsn OF sJrens-tscn. RniIer sbout "a
Mssc-He will Take Post !, 10 Com,
nss nd lhc Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
What Maryland Mnst Do-CIcsisg el
nram-sbops = Martial Law = seecs-ieE
Troops Gone Federal Rerces-Ereoiss :
sAe sPy-t;sr spragHe snd Gov. Bsn'ss-
sPiaiens Of the DipIen,sts-We- Poin
FisiIors.