The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-03
INTERESTING FROM MARYLAND.
OUR BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, April 80, 1851.
Partial Reaoratiox of Order BatimOre7he Stars and
Stripes Float Our the Pubic Buslding-Display Of the
National Flag from Private Buildings Interdsaed-Fe
ing of tie People 7heTeat-Desre to Re-estdbIish Free
C5rmawScdtion for An Parposes-Cariae College, dc.
Thank Cod the crisis over and believe the reign
of error well Of terror, nearly at an end in Balt
The ugly hydra secession has received its death
wound, and IL now trying TO hide Its deformed head
under Of the law. Our very enemies themselves
now find necessary they think for their safety
to and unheard OF ordinances, for the alleged
purpose preserving the peace OF tho city, all the while
trying to forget their treason and violence for the
Last ten twelve days. How true Ia, whom the gods
intend toestroy they first make mad. This Is the only
solution imagine for the insane act Of our brave
Mayor flor he Ia brave) and our City Council in passing
last evening the following ordinance for the preserva
tion Of the peace Of the city Of Baltimore
That the Mayor 10 hereby authorized and empowered,
when in his opinion the same be required 70 prohibit
by proclamation for limited period the public display of
all ass banners in tho city, except on buildings
sells Of the United states under penalty OF having them
ty dollars.
What foolishnessl Cannot the Union loving citizens of
Baltimore look at their national ensign as it proudly
floats from the tall flagstaff at McHenry and the Custom
House, the Post Office and the national vessels our
harbor?-that bright and beautiful emblem of our
countrys glory, which not ony respected but feared
by all nations and under whose ample starry canopy the
humbest American citizen finds protection to the very
ends Of earth wha, the effects Of such proclamation
win be- should it be issued, who tel9 II really seems
to II the "powers that be-, determined to re-
enact another reign OF terror Tomorrow "wednesday
is said the national dag to be raised all the national
buildings and vessels in Baltimore. should not be sur
prised II hundred or thousand five thousand Stars
and Stripes were then simultaneously thrown to the
breeze what then would be the consequence Either
tyxp and ci0pat al
by fahless Police Marshal and his large force
quiet submission by the patriots the payment OF twenty
dollars fne or be imprisoned. For one have
money even to purchase barrel Of -four for bread
for my beloved wife and children, though rich,
sss w go 20 aasS INA, o you may ma .
City jail; but | shall have abundance or good
company, and We shall patiently abide our time.
Such at least is the determination Of many good and
true citizens ehoud Mayor Brown exercise authority
and give them other alternative. This quiet submis-
sion may surprise some when il is remembered the
secessonsts do not number fourth OF the of
Baltimore; but II must also be remembered that they
all armed and organized "a military and that the
th0rtes and City Council their side, while
unarmed, and, in this sense, unprotected still, as
before said, though we may have few days more OF
terror and tyranny they will assuredly witness the dy
ing struggles OF the giant oppression-the tall OF
Anak mustIfal.
II has been ssid the blood of Christian martyrs "the
seed Of the church" May not be asserted with equal
pertnence that the blood OF patriot martyrs the seed OF
liberty Docs not that which was shed In our streets
by hosts OF EARNED menu But let our cnraged Northern
fellow citizens remember that portion OF land
e o aseS Sssp 1n the LOYAL
they viii do all In their power TO atone for the
offence Of which they not guilty and 70 again
them All this can confidently promise, notwthstand.
ing the passage Of the singular ordinance respecting
naughty and dangerous thing sometimes called the 5ars
aud stripes" And here Is Tie proof.
"And confirmation strong as holy writ"
Az that very Same meeting yesterday the very men
resolution arhst tho Mayor be- and he IL hereby re-
quested 70 communicate with the General Assembly Of
sucS q that body
most advisable 70 bring about early restoration Of
the communicates By tho different railroads and other
between the city OF Baltimore and othcr parts Of
safety and welfare o. the city and staie.'
noble and graceful backing DOWN. toll you will
rebuild the bridges and restore the rails and nos
Ear from attempting 70 keep our friends away from our
city, invite them 70 pay q visit. There In room
plenty at hotes- the best managed and farnished
the worid-the most polite landlords and attentive
servants and the rch faro that be found between
the poles Our Northern and Eastern friends know all
this and hence, 70 some extent the heighth and depth
look AFTER tho welfare Of the Thousands OF their Friends
fathers and brothers. who have and viii come here a.
soldiers and TO DO deprived The privilege Of visiting the
tho most generous and hosptabe people In the world
and such angels are not seen this side OF Heaven was
and We are now willing that they may In any
sonabo number OF tens Of thousands DO NOS take this
for irony or leviy-I never was moro IN earnest in my
life Not only do landlords wish 10 you but our
merchants and tradesmeu especially even the poor me-
chsno and aborsr viii hail your appearance Al the har
bnger OF peace and plenty.
The expulsion OF students from Carlisle not by the
citizens but the Faculty OF the College ant extended
only few Southern bocds who had the temerity 10 pun
down the American flag from the college building, whore
y had Hosted from It's birth. We understand that
while some students gone home the classes all
fu operation and the best feeling exists between the
students and citizens Of Casrlisle.
OUR HAvRE DE GRACE CORRESPONDENCE
HAvw On GRsr, May 1, 1851
sasssg n ne fcd~oi Caftt~i-7rsasep Of ne Nay Yard
kousmers Of so,ahvp nrccfs-TN Road 70 the Capital
OT~-Un,on Fselins in kory,dnd-Hrrrs de Greo-
me Steamer karglo1d-The Camp at Pcryrfue, DC,
learn from two ofncers Of the army Just from Wash
ngton that the defences Of the capital perfect
although they have not hitherto been The numbers
aad disposition Of the troops such that attack
the capital could be successful
TREASON AT THE WASHINGTON NAVY yaRp.