New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-26
FROM BALTIORF.
EAIIINnnI. Salnrdnv.

BMTMoEf, Saturday, Mny y, 1861.
Jo' lIeTymap, wealthy aud Lghly respectable
ciiizelof Baltimore County, President OF the Mary
aud Nricuiural Society, was arrested last night at
bis rcslcuce by Government oiceif Hc was brought
TO this rs til morning. and taken to Fort McIIenry.
lie is car.ed with burning the bridges on the Moth
oin Corral road II IL understood that he says he
aced by yauLoriiy of the Ma!or and Board Of Police
Commissioner.
No train were run over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad ls; night and none are running to-day.
Eleven ogines and larce number Of cars have
been detred at Harper's Ferry. Fory-Biae men
employed the Trims have been arrested AT Harperr
Fery, andre now ia Jail.
It Is cursutly rumored that hosliiiies going
at Harper Ferry but there IL nothing definite as YET.
BALrmoEE, May 2j--l.3)p. m.
The Waem train i just in The reports Of hosti-
ties ai Ilater's Ferry are totally unfourdel. pun-
her Of eoatraii.s with the hands belonging to thom
Were detsiel.
The Nrgil authorities gave rs reason Tor detan-
ing the tias thar II was understood that the coal was
for the use the Government Assurances were sent
by the ralrad AUTHORITIES that snch not the fact
and II il supposed that the trains will be permitted
! b. run as usHl
There aFarious reports Of the approach Of the Fed
ersl troops the Ferry, bu there il nothing known
altheniicall.in regard TO thf.
II is repord to-day that two ecirents Of the Fede
ral troops e Chambersburg before daylight Yesterday
morning, proceeded 10 lisgerstown, to make, II
was suppost u demonstration Harper's Ferry.
Their scOutsyere yesterday accommodating the
Ferry at Wiiamfport, from which il may be inferred
that they intnd 70 take possession Of the Ferry. The
scouts upon hing fred on ran into the woods.
1t is also ported AZ Grafton that Ohio troops have
crossed the Gio 81 Marietta, and moving toward
Harpers Fey.
TIE camp pposi.e Wlliiamfnort WIS reinforced ye7-
terday by tD regiments of Alabama troops who Tro-
oeeded at one TO erect batteries.
" rhere aregclye heavy couubials in the batteries
on the Mafland flights, opposite Harpers Ferry.
Tlcse MaIynd Hghts are he highest ~ the ferry,
and ;de, il it, the sey 10 the whole position. Tho
Londoun HINTS, soa,h OF tho Shenandoah, next
highest, andoth these aud the Virginia flights
strongly ilr6od. Tne troops in charge OF them are
armed with niied rifles, and ara well supplied with
proyisonf. These particulars direct ircm liar-
pers Ferry day.
BALrploRE Saturday, May -, 1861.
The in0rng steamer from Norfolk j. in. Gen. BI.-
~ 'ul. tV' 1ur hAAusth btb am elu h'i S' ~ idf
as Lyndhay,, bit 10 poin, nearer Fortress Monroe,
where he ha.rcampei lie will wait there until re-
eniorceneaiarrive from New-YoFk, when he will re-
sune bis urch TO Norfolk. He has expressed his
deteTmnaiicto take the Navy Yard perish IN the
attempt.
The Virgins are busily engaged in strengthening
ileir position floating battery has been placed
the fais Dea'raney Island, and five new batteries are
new comple,sb be,we Lyndhsven and Loudon bridge.
There ara tethousand men at Norfolk, with outposss
thrown out tearl Lou1On bridge, which is twelve
wiles sssl. There age live thousand nea ~