New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

tents will follow as matter of course Already fresh
depos Of arms have been discovered and large num-
bers of unknown pesons have been essayng escape
The late Secession police will probably be required to
surrender their revolvers 10 day.
Parson McCabe of West River, In this State, who
refused to read the prayer for the President the
21st Of April has wilied under the rebuke Of Bishop
Whingham and resigned, because his conscience will
not let him read that prayer His flock sympathize
with him deeply. Dear man He should forthwith be
made chaplain extraordinary TO Msjor-Gen. Bishop
Polk of Louisana By-the-by, let tell You, that
the hearers of Mr.. Britton, Methodist preacher in
Abingdon, Hartford County, made him swear, just
after 10Th Of April affair." that he not Adolf
ZIONIST, under pain of tar and feathers and when he
complied they would not believe him
The 10Th Of April riot trials will probably all be sent
to the counties either by the parties by the Court
The first has resulted in divided and discharged
jury. Public opinion among the Furnishing classes
will not allow conviction because would strike too
near home.
BALTIMORE, Saturday, June %, 1861.
The new Police of this city have found at the East
ern Police House several drums belonging to
the Massachusetts, regiment which were taken, with
other articles from their baggagecar on 'he day of
the riot. The drums are much broken and dsfaced,
OUT Dear VI
| and the names Of the owners.
The 81 New-Jesey Regimen, has just passed through
here making the sixth that has passed through in less
| than twenty -four hours
The city continues quiet.
There many as to the intended action Of
the Police Board, but there lie nothing definite yet
IMMENSE QUANTITIES OF ARMS FOUND IN MARSHAL
KANE's oFFICE--GEYERAI BANKS on THE NEW
POLICE REGULATIONS.
Our dispatches have announced the discovery Of
large quantities Of in the Office Of Marshal Kane,
in that city, The Baltimore american briggs full par
ticulas Of the search. The tTaitorous Marshal
to have improved his opportunities. Here il the lis;
of munitions Of war which We're found concealed upon
his premises:
2IFound iron Gus. ouIP91nd ar iron sns. 'a ,.I.d
biuss, IS rifles; double barrsd shot eun.; .sebsr
relied shot guns 9 hors P'tos eS snsl pi,,o' 1872
sketis drums. lot fscr.w drivers. music, c,i:e.
+ sHs s.aH ss - fsP "a t a $ IS
eaIbin.,; 10. Of 4ow m;,ehs' $500 eeea,..cn s,p'
tridge. 96a round bah esrds so lors b, hioie car
tridge, canister shot p nrln fai.i bal i2Poundsr
labeled from Fort Sumter to COL ksns'
Subsequent developments showed that twenty or
thirty revolye had been secreted between the ceiling
rear Of the detectives room. A small number Of
volvers also found in one of the outhouses The
lest Of these arms and some Of the ammunition, have
been recognised ar part Of those taken from the bag
gage-car of the Massachusetts Regiment that wac
saulted on Pratt street, on the 10th Of April.
TIE american states that OF the arms COW
cred with piles of coal and that all the out-ofhe-way
places were crowded with warlike implements. All The
articles have been removed 10 Fort Molienry where |
Kane is still held prisoner.
The following is the text Of Gen. Banks supplement
ary proclamation concerning the police regulations Of
Baltimore, briefly referred to IN dispatches last
evening"
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF ASS,PoLts,
June u, lool.
To Col KzSIf P-oror May'lai.
SIR: M attention has been called 10 a resolution,
purporting TO have been this day passed by tie late
Board Of Police Commissioners, expressing The opinon
that the suspension Of then functions suspended at
the time the operations Of the police law, and
puts the officers and men oil duty for the present"
You will take special notice, Sir, that by my pro-
clamation Of this day, neither the law nor the
officers appointed to execute The laws affected In
any whatever, except M II opea'es upon the
members OF the Board Of Commissioners and the Chief
Of Police, whose functions were aud are suspended
Every par, Of the police law Is to be enforced by YOU
except that which refers 10 the authority Of the Com
rni-soners and Chief OF Police and every offcer and
man. with The exception ofhose persons above nsmed,
will be continued in service by you in the positions
they now occupy, and with the advantages they now
receive unless more shall refuse TO diehhrge
their duties.
II anv police officer declines TO perform his duty,
in order to avoid the anarchy which il the pur
pose Of the Commissioners TO bring upon the city, by
incorrectly stating that il had been by my act deprived
OF ts police protection, you will select In conference
with such OF the public authorities will aid ya.
good men and true I'll their places aud discharge
their duties.
You viii also take especial notice that opinion
resolution other act of the late Board 81 Commits
soners can operate to limit the effective force Of the
Police law to discharge any officer engaged In It's
execution. II any provision OF the law fails to be ex-
ecuted II will be from the choiSe Of the city, and II
any officer, except such as are hereinafter named leave
the service, it viii be upon his own decision
You will cause these rules to be made known as the
rule Of your condnct.
Irepeat my declaration and my purpose-no inter-
venton with the laws or Government OF the city
whatever is intended except to prevent secret 'io'
lent ard reasonable combinations Of di7l0yal meA
against the G )vernment OF the United States.
an, Sir, very uuy your, ke;s,, = p,,,vs
The comments of the Baltimore papers upon the ar-
rest Of the Marshal are curious. Tile SHa and The
Exchange, both of which are Secessionst journals,
reyiIe Gen. Banks and praise Kane but The American
declares that the arrest a judicious act.
In the Baltimore Criminal Court, on Thursday, the
rioers of tue 18th of April arrested for participating IN
the aack On the Massachusetts troops, were arTgned
for trial In the case Of John Baskets, however, the
Jury disagreed standing seven for acquiti and 1--we
for conviction and was then discharged All the cases
were then pat over I'LL the next term OF Court. /
QUESTIONS.
10 The Editor Of The N. y Tribune