New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13


tion WhG course the Mayor and Council win pursue
is not yet known, though their advisers they
| will prove coDtumscious and resist Gen. Banbss
action. The Government, by virtue of ts paramount
military rover has arrested the late Board and 10
Marshal as conspratoB against the peace and dgrity
of the United States and Rebels TO the Federal author
y and suspended their functions of Office that any
attempt on their part their Office will
EARLY be resisted by that authority. But the Govern
ment has, by virtue of the same power, appointed a
Provost Marshal 10 execute the existing police law
and that officer stands in the shoes of the late Board
of Police, it remains for him to certify to the Mayor
and Council, as provided by that law the amount Of
money needed to administer the police authority, from
time time, end, if they refuse to vote him the means
required, he is empowered by the same law 10 issue
bonds in the Dome of the Mayor and Council, TO sell
the same in market for what they will bring, and
with tho proceeds TO pay the expenses Of maintaining
the said police in all its branches can hardly think
| the Mayor and Council will refuse to comply with Mr..
Dodge's requirements II they d. 1t will be at their
own risk for the Government will not suffer the
else Of an authority in Baltimore adverse TO its own
| safety and perpetuity.
The case of the pirate Thomas Is compound one.
He is not only guilty Of piracy but he is spy, for he
lie an officer in the army of the enemy, and has been
caught with in our lines without license. The Govern
ment will undoubtedly try him. under military law, as
spy and if found guilty he will suffer the penalty Of
| Andre. Meantime, the Grand Jury Of the Federal
Court has found a bill Of indictment against him for
piracy and treason and against his cO-rebels. And
first here let me say that Mr. Addison has, at last pre-
pared the bills of indictment against Macker and Bit
tes and that they WILL of course be delivered up by
their BAIL 90 soon "a tho bills are duly approved and
fled do not hear that the Attorney General ia taxi
ING any care that these bills shall be made to hold
water but of course he has done 30. All the infu-
ences around the Federal Court in this city 30 ad.
verse 10 the Government that il would be next to
impoesibiy to nd even JEFF Davis guilty of treason
if he were within ts jurisdiction, with such the
| bench and on the prosecution as now here.
JEFF. Davis, in his speech at Richmond on the pre-
sentation of % rebel flag from certain women in Bal
timore TO Lyle Clarkes Baltimore company, said that
there are 80 900 rebels in Maryland ready and pre-.
pared to Lf their arm against the United States the
moment an opportunity should offer. He is right and
Is 600 Of them are in Baltimore. Hence the necessity
Of the continued military occupation of tho city by the
fertilization of the nights around il, and the control Of
the city police by the Government, until the rebelious
spri, is supplanted by loyal one. And may say
here that Gov. Hicks right in tis call on the Govern
ment for the prese.ce Of regiment or two on The
Eastern Shore protection to the Union men Of that
region from the violence Of the rebels Let the enemies
of tho United States in that quarter be taught that,
though they scattered over wide space they cam
DO. escape the ousiretehed Federal arm. Hope Mr..
Crisfeld and Mr.. Webster will call for two regiments
&, once for that section unless indeed they can raise
them on the SPOT Nor should St. Marys, Charles, and
Ia ed nv Mr.
no part of the State could two three regiments be
better stationed than in those counties for the proven.
ton Of Illegal trade with Virginia, which has been
suffered TO be carried on too long.
lam impatient at the consideration granted by the
House and tn. Senate to such traitors as Polk and Val.
landiaham. TIE House disgraced itself in suffering
such a base rebel ne Valandigham 70 spout out his
filthy treason by the hour, and the press dsgaees itself
sill moro by publishing the vile stuff. And then the
senate puts OF It's business ono whole day, to let Dir.
Polk. who is no less traitor than Jef Davis, pour
forth defense Of rebellion Fdgrante 6elIo. When
will this Difference to Southern imperinence and AFRO
qance cease Shareholders claim TO be born to rule
and dictate and nonsayeholdes recognize the claim
by sycophantic Difference to it. So long as Northern
gentlemen defer Southern DULLES, two Of the latter
will continue to domineer over . thousand Of the
former.
Your telegraphe correspondent from Washington
does the Republicans of Baltimore gross injus-
tice when he represents them as giving letters
TO rebels 20 aid them in getting contracts
from the Government. II any such there be in
this city, lie, him give their names, and we will soon
read them out Of our party. We Republicans in this
town have left untarned prevent the rebels
from fattening tho war waged by them against the
n;f.d Int far hat xxith
success. As between Union merchant and rebel
one the chances arc all in tho latters favor Look a.
the Bay Line Of steamers, its President Ia an openly
we'd Secessions, and yet bis line has a tho carry
ing trade hence 10 Fortress Monroe while such Union
men ar Me.srs. Keso g. Co., whose steamers quite
a. good "a tho Bay Line are given thego-by. Union
gentleman who witnessed the payment Of Gil 900,
day or two ago. the President Of the Bay Line, told
that il vent amazingly against his grain to see tho
money Of tho Government go thus to enrichng It's
enemies. From tome came or other, the Quartermas-
fer IN THE town. though a strong Union man, finds i.
almost irosbIe to keep clear of the rebels who
Time In sp,e Of him TO get their fingers into the public
rie. Recently Seoessionist inquired Of Republican
friend. whether il would be honorable in him 10 fur
nisb supplies 90 the Government stating that be could
get pro[tabe contract on condition Of his avowng
himself n Union mani If Gen. Meigs viii listen to
tho advice OF Republicans in Baltimore, he viii be
spared the necessity Of seeing the public money 60
into the pockets Of rebels
p ST. have 70 record another outrage upon the
feolincs Of the loyal community of Baltimore in the
second release of Samuel Mac,ier agant whom true
bill for treason was found to-day bail in the sum OF
$40 900. How long il this Shameul trihins with justice
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