New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
FROM MARYLAND.

(anf,s Energy and Actiyify-s. II. Handy
On thc ssnrnp-Winisr Bn'iss nehnnf
Attitude Emerson EtberiJge speaking in
Town-The gscbels still IoPing-APPre-
hcnsions or Trouble on Election Day
Gov. seward and Count Guro~ski.
Frem Our Own Correspondent
BALTiMoRE, june 6 1861.
The heavy rain for the last twenty-four lours has
had no influence in checking the uanst Of troops
through our city. This morning the 9Th Pennsylvania
Regiment from Newcastle, Del, took the care AT the
Bolton depot fo Chambersburg, 70 join Gen Patter-
sons Harpers Ferry column. We are IN hourly ex-
nect .tion Of the arrival of Billy Wilson's Zocaves, to
see whom every body il up-toe. Col. McConneis
new MARYLAND regiment reached town TIN morning
from the Relay House and took post on the western
confines Of the city, where they 10 remain for the
present. They are now the lions of the town, and their
presence must tend to oyale the halfand-half Rebels
lust lingering ON the brink
Marshal Bonpfant deserves the hearty thanks Of
every loyal nhabitant FOR the energy and bolin'ss eI
hibiSed by him in lay ing before Tie War Department
the exact stale Of ,hDgs here, and asking for and Oh
tanning the requisite military authority tocrush out
treason and traitors. Ny word for il, he Will exercise
his au hory in the tue spirit Of loyalty, AMI viii not
be terror to any but the guilty. The closing OF The
gun mandatory oi Merrill a Ihomss, over The San
iron building IL Of the irst and Just frliis OF ms
new authority The arrest Of Anderson, tho epgraver
aud printer and the seizure of large anoini OF nn-
signed Winchester, Virgins, bank bi's Ut hc Relay
House are further evidences OF his renewed vigilance
But this s oaly The beginning u the good work in
trusted to him Of roofing out tie mischief and the ma
| chiei-mah ers in midst.
| H.uJy ~ n N ali D0lQlqs M
ocrat. presided ut a large Union meeting la,t night and
made one Of the daring ana heah.ul speeches IN
favor OF the Union and against rebellion that has yet
fallen from the ps OF any Southern man. lie put hls
sword up to the hkt right through tie of Sc
cession Winter Davis followed him. ana took stronger
grounds than any he bad previously taken. lie maohed
right up the responsibility Of the cis, and told the
audience that if they wanted any 'A and rater body
to represent .hem not TO for biu that he for
erusIing on, the rebellion with the shoe power Of the
Government and leaving sgreasespot 10 ell where
il stood That's the way TO talk in these rebeiious
parts He il hourly gaining ground
Emerson Eherdg. speaks tonight il tie open air at
the Richmond Market in the northern part Of the town.
right in the heart of the Secession quarter lie is 10 be
followed by Wiater Davif. The excitement is up to
white heat TO hear Erherdge the noble-hearted hon
est and faithful Etherdge the fugitive patriot OF Ten
neesee-God bless him He will give good account
Of hmsef The occsdon will be rich one. for rarely
has it happened that two such soul-sung orators
Eheridge and Winter Davis can be heard on the same
night. Tie 1t alter Of Secession tyranny that pursued
Etheridge erv.ly out of bis native Stale viii have
no horrors for him in Baltimore noW.
The reLes of city stll hug the idea to their bo-
SONS, that jeff Davis will get some advantage Of Gen.
Scott which will enable them 10 rise upon the Oyabss
of Baltimore and take their vengeance on them. They
are not 20 clear the Lo but they that
will be done. From certain Whispers that reach me-
think they are looking for a Ranking movement that
will turn Gen Scouts right toward Leesbnrg and throw
them over INTO Maryland and down upon Washington,
but zee that the old Hero has fortified thst Hank i'm
premaby. Others think that movement of tic rebel
army will be made TO their right upon Dumfies
TO yet over the Potomac at that point bet where
their boats
II il said that the Rebels and their mob will be
suffered by the police parade the streets the day
of tue coming election in this city, TO shout for Jeil
DAVIS and 10 make such other demonstrations will
alarm timid voters, especially the Germans and keep
them from the polls. The Commissioners hear, are
en.rging their police force and swearing IN specials
by the hundred They could not find any specials 10
protect United States unarmed soldiers passing through
the Town on the lgib of AInl Oh, no Not they
Marshal Bonnifant it is said, intends TO swear in
hundred deputies in each ward Of true and loyal men,
80 that tue police will not have smooth time as
the Secessionrs think. But apart from ell the dis
tlays OF power by the Commissioners, ostensiby 10
keen the peace and insure fair election, the only
sure way TO secure those ccs would seem 10 be for
the Government 10 step in replace the Police
Board by tie appointment thereto OF loyal men, who
have the confidence Of the entire community and leave
the responsibility TO them TO keep the peace, and zee
Justice done TO all Glasses Of voters
am reioced TO see il stated that Gov. Seward has
called into tue service Of tie State Department Count
Gurowski, for though / have not the pleasure Of II
personal acquaintance with him, regard him one OF
tic first men OF the day in point Of scuolabp and en-
lareed stai sInanlike views. No mana writings have
afforded me more pleasure and sounder instruction than
his Having myself pretty extended knowledge of
Russian history aad Russian authorship, as well as OF
the Greek.lk language of Russia, have foowedih The
Count 8 writings, in all that pertains 10 the Kingdom
founced by Rurc, with the ayidity of noyehreader,
and am therefore somewhat gratied 10 pronounce the
hiah Indictment. which here record, in favor of his
powers as pubcist. congratulate the noble minded
and emiuently appreciative Secretary upon his good
fortune in being able to avail himself Of the valuable
services of 90 distinguished gentleman a. the Count
Gurowski