New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-25
FROM WARRINGTON TO, NEw-yORK.
whnt the People are DoiUs-Thrce Days In
Washington.

I left Washington at q .. m on Monday, after
spending three days there. Up 10 the time Of my de-
parture the city continued virtually blockaded receive
ing neither MALE, Ieenfor cemens Geographic COM
munca,ion, from any direction. The lniest Ncw-Yo'k
papers which bad com 10 hand were those OF FRIDAY
morning. genera panic was prevailing As IN all
periods Of nterce excitement, the most eXtavagan'
and startling ors were current and It was Absolutely
impossible TO obtain correct iniormaiion PeOpedneon
out of Virginia for boldg Union sentiments were con-
stanty arriving, having in many instances narrowly
avoided rrysoral violence from the frenFled ropulace
The members Of the Massachusetts, Regiment, who
escaped she Baltimore gauntlet Of DEATH excited uni
verss enth usiam by t. er sodi- rlise appearance and
gaar. bearing They were all too serious ard stern
to irdulge in frivolous conversation aud III the right
m0d TO fight recklessIy and desperately Shouts their
se-yices be needed. The gene al sentiment was at
The city Ought to have been placed under martial law
week apo Tie most of the Secessionists bad left IN
terror but enough remained to act srvs and keep
the Virginia Revouonisls fully advised Of tue weak
ness of the city. TIE great danger WIS that they
might Ere the town, simultaneously IN twenty places,
and make it easy prey TO invaders IN the ensuing
confusion Scores of families we're leaving III airEht
Tie PENNSYLVANIA troops admired aud fully relied
on; bnt there WAS little confidence felt in the Dlonct
militia sud the mayor Of the city and the police fo'ce
were believed TO be in full collision with the Virgin
ians.
FROM WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE.
Our train nisted of five densey crowded cars. AT
the Relay House the Of the families eit IT. and
took tie Wheeling train designing to leave the BALI
more and Ohio road at Martnsburg. "A hundred miles
west of Baltimore and there over fourteen miles
into Pennsylvania. At tie Relay Honse met "A per-
fectly reliable friend WHO left Annapolis at nom tie
same day Monday The Eew-York 1th Regiment
had no, then left Annapolis but board steamer
there. supposed TO be waiting oroers from Washington.
MATTERS IN BALTIMORE.
We reached Baltimore before dark going all the
way by rail. TIE hotels aud etIees were full Of
eodiors ard the whole volunteer militia iotce OF the
civ seemed 70 be under arms. The Union men were
utterly crushed out for the time being ard many OF
them had lied. The only person heard OF, who dared
express uuditgusrd Republican or even Union sehl-
msnis, was IA young lady from Boston, and not '"R
hut her sex protected her. Several persons hal been
arrested IA Northern spies during the day Including
Two supposed coresI ondents OF Aew-iork Fates VINO
were finally released through the influence Of irencS
f,uni the condition Of things in Baltimore wore
han anything I Lad previously seen IA Charleston
and infinitely wore than in Nev.Urlesns or Mobile
Through the evening Barnums hotel was Filed With
soioisIs.
S,,puing into tie Office moment, TO make arrange
mcuts for going TO PhilaGepLi encountered an old
acquaintance from Cincinnati, now at the head OF a
Baltiuore comrany under arms. If Lincoln persists
In attempting send rcoPe through Mar! land sAii
he ''wc are bound 10 Lave his head Balumo can
came up aud began to question me, but my aequn'ut'
auce klrdy and promptly vouch.d for ue Ms " Il true
Syuthern man, ard ~ l escqed annoy anoe. heard
tie ZANE belief expressed here which prevails through
tie whole South that Northern men are co"aids, and
y III be ens,y driven Off and persons actually alluded
n tie attack upon the Msschus tvs regiment as all
act Of Uraveryl
LEAVING MARYLAND.
At O'Clock yesterday morning, IN company WIN
two friends left baltimore in carriage for the near
Get point nc which could reach the cars on The Cen
,. northern Railroad TO Harrisburg m the trtins
were not running further south tan iavre dc Grace,
on the Pnil ,delphia Wilmington and Baltimore Road.
Ia ess than hour after starting We parsed twenty
Carriages filed with families leaving the CITY, and other
p.-senpess for the North and assured that for
three days there lad been continuous caravan Of
them. We encountered scores Of scouts AID pat OLE
upon Tie road, bet not stopped or even quct-
toned. Union men along tie route assured ur that
lhey desired 70 et.,Id firm, but CverloSered by
tic Seccssiorsts. One of them asked us to beg the
Administration aud the Union men Of the North, for
Code sake let them be crushed out, but 10 come
10 the rescue.
At Pirkton t26 miles we expected TO take the ears
but Il detachment Of Baltimore sOlcicrs had that MORN
ing passed up tie railroad and burned every bridg
The Pennsy lNania line, and the smoke was still ris ng
fron their ruins. We pressed on, hoping to Gud a
train u Shrewsbury, miles further. After crossing
the line into pennsy lvania all breatbed more freely.
have been somewhat accustomed TO warm times in
Tire South during the last two months, but have no
where seen such carnival Of utter madness US the
mobocra,s Of Baltimore have uaugurated. AS was
hearing disI atches for The TRIBUNE, had not the
fantest desue TO fall into their eutohes.
THE PENNSYLVANIA REGIMENTS.
Arriving at Shrewsbury, Pa, found no ears nun
ming there and 90, after dinner passed gu to York, IS
niles from BIltiR re-, which reached at y. III.
Here We found The Lat, ID and 81 Pennsy yGna Reg
neI's, which penetrated 10 Il point within IL miles
Of Bal more but had been ordered back 10 York. and
were now awaiting Instructions. They number $3.50
men, and encamped on the Fair grounds, ja-t os-
sie the city. Trey bitterly disappointed at being
recall ed and declare that if they be furnished with
artillery and the Government will permit, they uiA
march through Mary Land TO Washington, Le exter
minated in tie attempt. They Iecc.ying the most
cordial attentions FROM the people OF York, and tie
women, who IRE thoroughly ipbGed with pairiotibn,
vie with each other in furnishing them with deliacs,
and encouraging their determination.
Al York ! attempted 10 send Telegram to New,
York via Harrisburg but ,,;ter one-Lird oG TRIBUsg
column had teen tausmit,od the usnisbVrg operator