New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

defeated, cut M, and drowned in the Potomac, every
day for a week past s again reported annhilated. 1t
can only be said the report lacks confirmation.
Henry Mays Mission 10 Richn,ond-An'ici-
pated Results Taercof-sirnngc Whispers
from Washing ION REPORTED Flag Of
Truce from seq DRvis-A Blast OF the
siraoom-ReIense Of Charles ID. Hincks-
REORGANIZATION Of the Federal COurss-
ACooI Iii OF A--ursnee-Cspturc Of Ten
Of the ~. Nicholas Diicmma Of
the House of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
Secretary Wciies-A New Uildebrnnd.
From Our Own Correspondent
BALTIMORE, Jnly Q, 1861.
The mission Of Henry May to Richmond, by way Of
Winchester, is a subject Of great exultaon among the
S,cessonists Of Baltimore and eirsympabetic friends.
They are in high eee at its anticipated results which,
they confidently predict, will be the speedy acknowl
cdsement Of the independence Of Secession id est,
all the slave States, including Mary land.
In il affirmed by the more blatant Of the Secession
lists that Mr. May was for by Sheik Davis himself
who ia eager for settlement upon hese terns or il
they cannot be hsd lie il willing Rracously to accept
the adoption by the United States Of the Ccnicdt rate
constitution and the government established thereby,
together with all lis PERSONAL in lieu Of the present
Federal Administration!
But the more rruden, Of Mr. Mays secessional
friends asserI that he has zone TO Richmond 10 sec
about getting back that cargo Of coffee, which the
pirate Bolps seized the Chesapeake aud carried
into the Rappahanock, and which is said TO belong TO
one Of his clients Mr.. Wright, Of RIO de Janeiro
resident tere.
On he Other hand whispers loud and long, come up
from Washington that biz mission has for its object
disgraceul and humiliating peace with the Jeihte
traitors upon their terms that he il accompanied
by two prominent friends Of the Government from
Penusy lyana, and that the Government gave this
ojious embassy safccouduct TO pats its lines South
ward with full knowledge and approval Of its OBJ
jecis and purposes
or course do not believe word Of this last ex-
PLANTATION OF the mission Of Mr. May, bu do believe,
nevertheless that lie has gone to Richmond, os,eDsblS
with reference The rendition Of that cargo OF coffee,
on faith of which he doubtless obtained safe conduct,
but really for tie purpose Of trying patch up truce
with the traitors to enable them to propose compro-
mise which shall save their necks FROM the gaows,
And this morning telegram from Washington actually
speaks Of flag Of truce approaching lines south OF
arlington flights il tie hands Of Tay or aud mt
mated TO be tho fruit Of Mr. May nizsion!
Can il 10 possible after the outrage committed by
the rebels at Sewalrs Point upon Commodore Fender
grass flag Of truce which repelled By abroadside,
that the General in command Of our advanced posts
will respect any message from so savage foe but
purely military one Any proposition from JEFF Da-
Wis short of au absolute surrender Of tie robels and the
restoration Of the siafps go the 10th Of November
last should be Treated rs gross insult to the dignity Of
the nation, and no flag Of truce bearing any other
"a ha tn
But I look for tue appearance Of Mr.. May upon the
floor Of Congress Of early hour, bearing in bis hand
prc position for disgracolul surrender of the United
States to the Rebels. What tben2 / hope he will 6nd
the atmosphere OF the House OF Represe natives
hot for bis endurance and that the public indignation
will consume with the blast Of the Snoom every
who shah dare raise his voice for e,ce uni the rebel
lion Is cAtiugnihed by force OF arms, aud tho whole
garg Of tIait9r chiefs hungl
Tie Government, with mistaken magnanin,ity, Las
released Charles d. Hineks, Of tie late Board Of
Police in ths city, on bs parole of honor if Rebcs
bad any Of that virtue left ia consequence OF his dying
condition. His physican pronoqnoes him to be in She
last stage Of consumption, and gives 1t as his opinion
thai confinement would only hasten dissolution, not
very far oil il ihe ordinary course OF the disesse lie
srent the las, Winter in Florida AID only returned in
April. Bnt tdeFe il no evidence of his mabing any
ejo since he return the late Police author.
es from the grasp OF the enemies OF the United States
or of his msuifestpg sny hostility TO the rebellion
which contemplated tue eractmont oil second ST. Bar
tholcmcU ia baltimore. Ii the maenaDimty and
cleoncy Of she Government toward She traitors IL bias
released tended ia any wse oquenchth the fires Of rebel
Lon Il woud he a laIdable policy; bat 70 far IT has
only served 10 make them burn more furiouBly.
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