New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
From IN. Lalfisiorf Ciire, Saturday, Ill Ge'od a.
lsPORIAET COREEsPoSnENCE.


lsPORTAST CORRESPONDENTS.
MAYORS OyYrcr, April r. I'si.
SIR: Jh's will De presented to you by the Hon. H.
IeIOX Bond, Geo. W. D'.tbin and Jno. G.. Bruns.
60, wlo VII proceed TO Washington by ~ exp'e &c
train iy request in order - exrlA 'uy tie fear
fu condition o. our affairs in tia civ TIE peo are
o@as'efa'ed 70 tie hisle, degree by the passs. OF
OopB and the ci'i1es universally decided IN the
opinion that no more should be ordered 10 cune.
Tie authorities Of the city cid their best today 10
protect 10th strangers ard citi2eDs ana 10 pr vens
collision bot in vln aud but for their great efforts
fearful slaughter would have oecured.
Under these circumstance, Il Is NY eolemD crty 70
inform you hal is not possible for soidiers TO
pass through Baltimore unless they fight their way h
every step.
therefore hope and trust, and most earnestly re-
Qucst that troops be permitted or orn. W
,he Government to pass through the eiy., II i,e!
should atenp il, the responsibility Tor the t"oosneo
viii no, rest upon Inc. With great reFect, yonr ote-
dent ,ervant Ggo. WV. BHOws, Mayor.
H. Jt, eneu AbRIa,s Llh1oLS presGsat " tfs Crtef
have been in Baltimore siuce Tuesday evening,
ane cO0yeIaied with Mayor Brown Ii bis uh'iihs
efforts To allv and prevent tbe yceuiuHt hu r' ~
tie fearfnl outbreak rs iraicated above and fniy
concur in al that Is said BY Linn 10 Tie above 'ons u
nicuiion. Very respectfully your ob"diont ar'n"',
THOMAS HICKS, Governor 81 MARY 'ssa
10 ne Iseclencp Irsrideat LiSoo-s
DISPATCH FROh TIE PRESIDENT.
MAYOR Brown received dispatch from President
iincoln this morni, z, stating thai ho more l"oP'
NNoEs OpfICE, Baltimore, Aprll ~. lPl
To kis Etcasicy Lae Jgs..denfot faf UIi,e otate'.
SIR collision between the ciDens n1e Lie Foithefi u1gp'
ha taiFr rlars e. natiu0re AID the eyc''efneni D. ''
send 10 troaps here endeayoT to pesshtsu eoo"ea
pubc % ritles hiss been called and he troops o'
N. s,- city caca cut to ro.tre 'ae pSe"
They al be enohsh. Respectfully. - ,,or-g d.,
re' GRO WIN. BtOWN, MAJ ?.
The following correspondence tuen took lace te'
tween the Governor aud MAYOR and John " Gar
ret ESQ. Pres den. Of The Baltimore and OHIO Rail-
road:
BALTrORE Api ~ 1881.
JouN W GARRETT Geo. President y. ord q. T. r.:
SIR advise the troops here be stnt back 10 lhs
tS;op-d THOs ~. HICKS.
CKU. NM BROWN.
BY order OF the Board Of Police.
(o,nsdl tHAS bON htD' fIeHdeA.
BAIIIN0aE ONO RatIHrap.
q BNTi~ORE Apr ~ l5oi
TO Nj. Jreelsnsy TroxA. H. HIcEs Gogencr; bis HcaoT
Ggo ~. BROWN, Mayor % EsiimoT- aud CSsRLEs iio".
ARD CO. fresiten' Board Of f'hce Conn sioneIs:
have skn5t edge the receipt Of your cniurt
cA.u Of i dar in which sivi. hat TIM ifooi Eeie
be cent bach the borrrs o. ksJiaad MOI core!sy
proving TIRE ad,ic- lave Instructed by ,el-s le rae to
o. M fsci1la Whining sud bsliEofe Railroad Company
aad this company val Al In arord.nos thsre~iin
lsu oI-dieuf ..Ifrrt
fajsred, john w eARRET~r, ?. esid.pt.
The following note Accompanies the correspondence:
GOV acEs aud Mayo SfosL have sf,t that III ib ds
Tad AID Mssc -rs volunteers t~ho dss yedG! Pre-
% rs. ,;ipD 10y ebsTuoons on fi-h street HAeil 'f''
i.rard % PsH0f1Dfi0.
j. llso s,tood that Notirsn nooTs tM be
Tisd IN ne llai;is.aJs sES Oht0 HdErOId'