New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
Conduct of the Rebel Police Board.
RIfl!NG THE GRAVE OF WASHINGTON.
ROSS WINANS A DUPE.
The Ruined Business of Baltimore.
From Oas Special Correspondent.

NOilB Tor heltYhub 70 Llc HppTDdchHb toh8t'trI'hii
aud State Conyentiouf All former party ties seemed
10 be elced and Breckites and DoIg-s and Bellies
and Linconi;es were striving who should be first 10
sacrifice their prejuces upon the counrys altar. IL
was an exhibition Of brethren m,eng in unity of pur
pose and that purpose not pa ~ ole, but patriotic
one No dirty r,ousies disturbed the surface.
learn that the att. ndance at all the Wards Of tbe
same cha scter. How different MI this from the state
of things here during the late reign Of terror
Tue probabilities that John B. Selman, near
Annapolis a B'eckile Democrat, will be the Union
c.,udldats for Congress against Col. Hughes, Rebel
that Reverdy johnson, Union man, will be returned
frum Websers District; that Cornelius w. Leary
will be run by the Uniouists in Morrison Harriss
Dsrici that Col. John Pckell. Republican Uniobst,
will carry the AIlegany District sgainst Kunkei,
Rebel, and that Winter Davis will be the nominee in
Ivth Dis'rie. Henry May, conditional Douglas
UnioD man, ID cut in this last District. Inde
pendent candidate. Probably Teake Wallis, mod
crate Rebel, will also run in This District, with the
further probability thai there will be straightOut
Union man in the field on the basis of Gov. Stewards
letter If instructions to Mr. Dayton 40 that there may
be quad angular tight Col. Cisfeld, hot Unionist.
uil no doubt be in the Somerset District but who
in the Caroline District, it 10 hard TO predict.
All the fri,nJs Of the Union deeply regret the return
Of Cen Butler 10 his headquarters nt Annapolis,
though We have every confidence IN Gen. Cadwaader,
ho assumed The command Of the city yesterday even
ing Butler had taken light hold Of the public heart,
by bis manly bearing AID his efficient dealing with the
rebels; but il is sill consoling 10 10 know tha, he
still retains command of the whole district with Gen
Cadyallnder as bis right hand in Baltimore. They
who know The htier gentleman assure that be is
not whit behind Bui,r in all that goes 10 make up
| the real general What The loyal people Of Baltimore
want mot Of all, and before everything else now, Is
the suppression Of the Board OF Police and their rebel
M.r-hni, by the strong Of the military power
Then, and then only, shall we have pence and safety.
After my letter of yesterday was mailed, at 2:ij,
large bodies of Federal troops arrived u the city, Of
which the wires will have given you the details. Many
Of them, learn, destined To occupy Paitenons
Park and the other strategic points clearly pointed
ont in your recent map Of Baltimore. Their recep-
tion, yesterday, Of the most cheering sort. The
and southern parts Of the city begin TO hook
though the love for the old flag returning with its
former ardor, for il is futtering tbis beautiful
morning from bou,es that were yesterday blank. But
the fashionable and mercantile show 40 sgas
yet of patriotism. Rebellion continues % hold its
court 10 those quarters.
The telegraph Offices under the supervision OF the
United States and il IL pleasant to officer
toned the counters TO prevent the issuance OF rebel
and traiiorous messages their delivery when re-
ceived The new Postmaster has 30 arranged things
that the GnhaniZng Of the mails at hs office has
rely cesseJ So you see, Baltimore is get
ting back il, wOnted civilization in the matter Of
trlegrsphipg and the mails The Dispatch too, Of the
stter Norrhward is longer obs,ructed for of
transportation.
Gov. Hicks has at last called ont the Federal contin
gent imposed him by the Presidents first proclama-
rion but they come clogged with tho condition that
they are not to he removed beyond NJ Hand ana the
District Of Colunbial What is this but armed neutral
ity Nay, il is worse. For IL any reverse should
happen to the Federal arms these Maryl, md regiments,
with arms in their hands, and quartered the Fed
ers treasury, might turn against the Government and
seek to unite our State with the enemy There i, no
predicting what Offices and men may do representing
the feelings and symTathies of Governor who has
acted as Governor Hicks has done. hear sony
stden and true friencs Of the Union here, deprecaug
the reception 10y the Government Of Gov. tlckss
tiugent and of their demonstrating with the Govern
against The mastering such troops into the service
up,n such nanfestly rebellious condition. Ii they
are received and put in command of Baltimore, in lieu
OF the Federn troops here, would not guarantee
for I'M hour the safety Of Baltimore.
Tie authority given to Gov. Cooper, Of Frederick
late Senator of the United States from PENNSYLVANIA,
raise independent regiment for three years from
Maryland ia capital move, for the General will bring
none but loyal men into the service. In the way
there arc numbers of other faithful men in this State
who wOuld gady riise similar independent corls
Iook al Il good results from the volunteers received
in ST. Louis independently of the Rebel Governor of
Missouri
The Board Of Police continue to dismiss flithful
Union men, who dare rise their voices in favor oxhe
Government and tolerate the existence in of the
prn, ipal tLorongbhres Of the headquarters and az. |
mory OF the rebel body OF men, calling Themselves the
National Volunteers whose recruits daily sent off
10 on tie Virginia rebels at IIarpers Ferry, and yet
th Board of Police are suffered 10 exist. People are
hoping that Gen. Cadwallader VIII promptly abate tho
nuisance.
The city IL s,upeied with the news. that c ]. John
4. Warrington, who tod bis ancestors bones for
500 O0O las actually removed them from their resting.
place at Mount Vernon aud LETT te huyers OF that spot
the bag to hold. should not be- surprised 10 find that
bns been guilty Of his black deed bat would il be
apy bncker ,han the rebellion of Washingtons State
10 be Union which he beped to lay the stone OF
Men who could % down the depths of that niquty
which would restore to life the principles OF tie Age-
rne corsarr, in Offering twenty dollars head for The
scaps Of u cir enemies aud twenty-five dollars head
for their live bodies, as JEFF. Davis and bis advisers
have done ould stop at riing the grave OF even
the illuslrous Washington.
The attempt OF the Rebels to galvanize into official
life the body Of Ross wnans the traitor by running