New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-11
Passage ofFederal Troops ThrOughthe City
FLIGHT OF THE REBEL MOB.
Federal Occupation of the City Still Needed
nEBEL sHMPATmrEs UNeUENCEED
The Parthian Arrows of The Rebel LEGISLATURE.
From Our Own Correspondent.

Baltimore rebellion. II wrenched the sword from tie
bands Of the rebels but it has not yet quencbed the
rebel sympalhiee It'll smoderng in che breasts CT the
enemies of the Federal Republic. Before this is DONE
Baltimore nus. be occupied in fo-ce ~ tie Federal
Government, IN order to give time TO the Union sen
ment TO take such active shape az to cxpei from
municipal and Suite power the traitors TO the United
States and tho beet interests Of our Commonwealth.
vigorous manifestation Of the power OF the United
States by the presence Of its friendly armies in
nis and in the arrest aud prompt punishment of the
traitors, who sought TO destroy us, VIII enable the
loyasts 70 retrieve the State at the coming elections
from dc disgrace VI Secesionism.
You viii have received By the wires full accounts Of
the landing at Locust Point, this afternoon nrier the
guns Of Fort Mcenry and the Harriet Lane, o 800
troops from Perryyilie in the armed steamer Maryland
The Mayor aud Police COMMISSIONER with 200 Of their
men, olicously inruded themselves upon inc sodiery
who tAis time, were in position MT 20 be betrayed
to the mereies Of the Gentlemens mob. Shame, if
nothing elsc, should have KEEP; them away, fter their
derelieon Of daty on the b. ody i9th Of April, and
manifest completely with that crime. The column thus
di-embarked ook rain Of care it is thought, for
some point on tie western side Of the city, ~ may
be for the Relay House The utmost good feeling per-
the landing Of these troops. The BastiBazOuks of
Co.'S. Kane and TriuLle were rot there 20 kick upa
rumpus They have nearly all yanosed for the camp
Of the Virginia Rebels
The Nor bern Central Railroad lie now open for
travel end transportation The trains VIII leave regu
larly tomorrow. The wires on this rou,e and tie
whole road sef in possession Of the Federal Gov
ernmeni and Will henceiorth be worked by ts own
ocals as well us guarded by its troops the whole die
lance No reliance whatever will be placed on the
friendly dposion Of the people along me lire, or any
wi ore else in Maryland at least for the present. The
public mind must f.st be educated " TO realizing
sense Of ia sacred obligations to tho Federal Govern
ment. This will tax, some time.
We are in hores that heavy column Of Federal
troops will reach tn city by this road tonight or TO-
morrow, on iis way to Washington, and that portion
Of /, will tarry with US as rieuds, for part of the
United States army can be anything else 70 loyal citi
ren.. We loyalsts want an .portunty Of manifest
ing oar loyalty to the gallant men who have taken the
Geld in defense of our glorious Government. Tho ru-
NOR thai Gen. Harvey had been assigned % The COM
inand Of this city does no' appear TO DO verified This
10 no Ii tie disappointment 10 Us, for he the yey man
TO deal with Gentlemen rebels. Iy tIe by, Good
rich and Quncey OF the rowdy riB leaders Of the
sixty Of their chums ard gone into Virginia. Gentle
man Bradley johnson Of Frederick has ALEC gone the
great relief of the peaceable residents OF that town u
would be source Of high qualification II Thomas vi
nans, Mcmahon and other II their ilk wou1 follow in
the Frederick rebels footftels.
Some 800 United States dragons arc on their way,
through the upper part Of Mary land 70 join the army
ut Washington. They have received, ~ far as heard
from, the cordial sympathies Of the people on tho
route. Nineiy-odi rebel members Of the Maryland
Guard On their say to Virginia, have been arrested
by the 9Th Massachusetts, Regiments picaets at tie
Relay House. They held as prisoners, and, It is
thought, 1, will 60 hard with them, for they were
found in arms against tie United States. party of
atscondng rebels, their way hence TO Virginia,
seized yesterday upon the Western Maryland Railroad
cars, bound from he Relay House the Northern
Central to Westminster, aud compelled lao conductor
to cary them TO that point.
The attempt to burn down Wizards Hotel in Wash.
ington yesterday morning, The fortunate eStinguish
ment Of tie flames by Ellsworths Fise Zouaves, the
shooting Of colder by of Mayor Bere..s Seces
sion police in Washington, the vaporings of JEFF Davis
and Wigfall about the capture Of Washington and
Philadelphia, the Of the raisng equipment, and
feeding Of an army of 100000 Buckram in negro
DOM and the expiring efforts of our Legislature to
crcae civil war in Maryland, together with the I'M
wise toenition by the Government OF the Kane des-
potism in our town, baye formed the STAPLE of town
denurcation and ridicule to day. The bright side of
the picture The peaceful passage of Federal troops
through the city, despite the rownG and cgcusuess Of
Kane and his sympathetic police.
The report Of the Committee on Federal Relations,
in the Legislature at Frederick culver fnl of Par
thian arrows, which Mr.. Teakc Wallis inpotently
fhoots over his shoulder at the steadily advancing
majesty and power Of the Federal Government. II
declares the execution Of the laws of the United States
by the President, and the suppression Of the rebellion
against their authority, 10 be unconstitutional repug-
"nani to civilization and sound policy and subyersve
Gothic principles Of liberty" bu, he leaves US 10 infer
that the JET Davis rebellion against the United States
is holy, righteous, and noble GAUGE. He has hogs
heads of sympabes to pour out for JEFF Davss rebel
lion, bu, not drop for tie imperilcd Federal Union.
He would have Maryland to withdraw from all its
duties 10 the Federal Government snd to take no part
in putting down the rebellion, eince he finds that he
and his brother traitors not able 70 promote it, lie
gives the assent of Maryland, before being asked to
the recognition of the negro republic-but Mr. Wallis
will find that he does not hold in HIS hands that
power. Finally, lie advises all good citizens Of tue
State TO abstain from resistance the Federal forces
passing through quaered in the State, and declares
il Is nexpedient to call Convention or 10 arm the
State And yet, in the face Of this latter sensible
recommendation the Senate sought 70 get an act passed
giving power TO Committee to distribute arms but Il
was soon choked TO death. -.a....
The gallant and loyal Captain Robinson, recently in
command Of Fort McHcnry, has been ordered to De-
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