New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-30
PROM MARYLAND.
Progress Of Things Herc0bouts-Bsltt.
more ON a Sleeping Volcano.

Northern Cent-al Road for the past few weeks, made
their sudden appearance, preceded by fine band, on
Preston sreet In front of Purser TbonoDs ansoD aud
grounds aud 10 halt, waiting for the arrival OF
the other half, which came up. In the mean
me, men, women and children rushed indiscrimlnate-
ly the spot where stood at the gallant soldiers OF
the grand Army of the United ates, and in few mo-
meDts every available spot was crowded with eager
and curious spectators. The halt was made right IN
the heart Of the violent Secession quarter of the
city and Charleston hersef could bot have fur
nished such host Of male and female faces convused
and pale with anger and hatred seen on this
occasion. The battalion went through the manual
exercise, and made many evo utoDs, TO the
terror Of the enemies Of the Union, but
to tie admirat Of the lew loyasls who present
Several Of the officers learn, were invited by the
mistress Of TbOnton mansion to Iartake Of glsss Of
twenty .yearold Madeira, while ice water was dsrIb-
uied freely at her instance among the men. By and
by the other half OF the regiment which bad gone up
Dolphin st,eet came down Garden street sud passing
in front OF The first bali took po.Ion in tie rear aud
tben the whole regiment thrown into line 10 do
the honors TO Puer Thornton the oldest officer in bis
corps ia the navy, and u true Upon man. though too
initm 10 do duty. 1 hear he has three sons-In-law
(Cupts. Emmons jenkins, and Marchand OF the Navy
who are faithful TO their hag. Capt. Emmons is said
" be the grandson Of old Gen. Putnam. In little
willie after tie band passed up and down the line,
PLAYING the national airs; the whole regimen, swept
b. in double close columns their way, by land and
III, through the Secession sreels TO Cstons
v,le on the Frederick City turnpike. The destination
Of this regiment is unknown.
great deal If apprehension is felt by loyal people
lert lie Government may remove any OF the regiments
now stationed here under the delu.ive idea that all Is
safe II such notion has got into the heads of the
ofIcials Just let them lessen garrison and they
will wake up too late TO their error. Baltimore
said distinguished Federal officer the other day "is
sleeping upon Q thin crust right hell" He is
rlghi. Some fear is fe too, that Gen. Cadwslader
10 be replaced by Gen. Cooper, late u 8. Senator from
Penpsy lysns. II this be true it is impossible fore.
the result for the public have confidence in the
Litter officers &C nnnstrave qualities. But trust
Gen. Scott will suffer movement to be maze which
shall put the cty the mercy Of the rebels who are
watching for q chance TO ruin The town, and wreak
their vengeance on loyal people. The renewed iuso-
len,e of the traitors Saturday WIS discoverabe n
hundred incidents upon Baltimore street. Cries for
jeff Davis hustling the Federal troops they would
pa,s along the street, the nosinss Of the hslfrown
boys thoee imps of darkness putfJrward by fugrown
devi and the general aspect of things betoken some
mischief at hand The police, as usual took no pains
10 dsperse the crowds though they prompt in ar
resting Two or three Of the Federal soldiers who had
been ndulgng too freely. Gen. Cadwalader should see
to it that any Of his command appearing intoxicated
the street should be severely dealt with. Marshal Kane
is boistng Of his intimacy, official and personal with
the General; and though it is doubtless not true, il
gives little uneasness because the Police Commission
and their Marshal the very worst enemies of The
peace of the city. Indeed every loyal inhsbuant only
wonders that the Government permits this Secession
authority to exercise ts functions hour in our
midst.
Arrests of a number Of bridge-burners have been
made who confess TO their crimes but plead the writ
ten authority Of the City Government, and yet these
officials suffered 30 at large, and 20 be prepared
f,r plunging the city into further rebellion. such
u ings are inexplicabe TO outsd.rs but hope for
bet er things when the Federal Court begins its
term Tuere is, however general feeling of ds,rus
since the release Of Ross Winans and the failure TO
the notorious actors high in social life, in the 18th
of April mob The search for secreted continues
but without much( (hccess II Gen. Cadwalader would
simply call iuto the public service certain parties well
known Lere 10 10y al men, and put them on the scent
they would speedily discover the whereabouts of con-
ceaed weapons and ammunition if there be any. TIE
devil must be fought with fire.
IL is admitted that the Legislature had right
or power TO adjourn oyen IL is a right expressy
denied in the Constitution, end il il 10 be hoped
thai the Gov, rnor will take effective measures to pre-
vent their assembling, if be has 10 call out the
miliisy. He has IA noble chance to redeem himself
IRON the gulf of contempt which he leapeds month
ago. But il he will not do il, IL is within the province
of the United States Government and il Ia its duty, TO
prevent The asembage Of body of arch traitors
ever dsgrsced humanity. ihe American lets one OF |
s correspondents tmidy suggest the illegaly of the
adjourned sesson Of the Legislature but il its
for she Administration which is doing its
beet TO the rebellion. Ditto of that old Wing
fossl, The National {niehigenrer, which cannot see
he utility Of marching into Virginia to reduce tho
ebes to obedience II ought to have ir eyes opened
The public mind Is impatient for tie rescue Of hsr-
,ers Ferry from the grasp OF the Rebels, but things
ook as though that work will be speedily DONE IL "a
matter Of deep regret that the Federal forces did not
,ress right on and seize aud hold the Manassas Gap
Junction. As Robert j. Walker justly remarks there
,ught to be no consideration shown by the Government
o the Rebels. The blows ought to be dealt out upon
heir heads thick and heavy.
Winter Davis is rapidly overcoming the personal
opposition to him by his fearless and bold denuncia-
ions Of the enemies Of tbe Union and his occupation
4 the Seward ground that this Union shall never be
srupted. ...... .., 81.
Mr.. Chief Justice Taney, who 90 shamefally 70.
uked the effort made, last Winter, 70 get the Jeh
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