Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-29
Affairs In BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, June 2S.-The city is quiet,
but there is good deal of subdued excite
ment. Crowds are assembling along the pc
lice stations and al the marshaPs office. The
work at the marshalps office is going on, and
large quantities of arms and ammunition have
been found secreted in the cellar walls, be-
meath the floor &c.
A case of valuable pistols, and over Z00 mus
kets were found; 25 Of the latter were MIN"
ME, and some Of them are supposed to nave
belonged to the Massachusetts soldiers VINO
were disarmed by the mob on the 18th OF
April. Immense quantities of percussion
caps, estimated at million, have been found
also 300 ball cartridges, 5000 long Minnie
balls cartridges, and various other warlike
articles, including balls for a steam gun. Inc
search is still progressing. 1t is supposed
that considerable quantity OF arms VIII De
found secreted in the various station houses
A number of families have packed up their
furniture, expecting that martial law would De
proclaimed. Marshal Kane is confined WIN
Merriman at Fort Mcllenry. The rowdles
are beginning to show signs OF license; 1weh'
ty recruits for the rebels were stopped on the
steamer Mary Washington. Col. Jones regi-
ment with two others have arrived from the
Relay House 1t is reported that entrench-
ments are being thrown up at Rock rlver,eight
miles east of the city. Three hundred and
sixty out of the four hundred police have re-
signed. The provost marshal is swearing Ill
the police. There is considerable CONFUSION,
but no riot yet All bar rooms are ordered to
be closed.
The rebels intended by the sudden issue OF
a proclamation, announcing the defeat OF the
federal forces, the capture OF Washington anu
all public officials, and then by tearing up the
railroads and cutting the telegraph wires to
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against the government. Large numbers OF
arms are secreted in Baltimore. Gen. Banks
has discovered plan to destroy the railroad
between Baltimore and Washington. His
course is highly approved by the government.
LATER.-Among the articles found at the
marshal's office are two six-pOund and two
four-pound cannon, half a ton of assorted shot,
four hundred weight OF balls, and eight hun
dred rifle ball cartridge. They were secreted
beneath piles of coal, some under the flooring
in the back building of the cd city hall, late
" occupied by the marshal. The search for
arms is still progressing. The United StGtes
Marshall having information TO justify it, is
sued writ on Adams, Denmead Sons,
where the officers found five field pieces, SIX,
eight, and twelve Founders, all new and well
mounted with carriages, ETC., and three siege
guns which have been manufactured at the i'll
stance it is stated, of Marshal Kane. These
arms, it is supposed, were designed originally
for operations against Fort McHenry. This
afternoon the Twentieth New York Regiment
came to the city from Annapolis Junction, and
encamped on Baltimore Park.
The First New Jersey Regiment arrived at
ten tonight. The Sixteenth New York Reg
iment will arrive from Harrisburg at mid"
The Fourth Michigan Regiment will arrive
about daylight-two other New Jersey regi.
ments in the morning