, 1861-05-06
FROM BALTIMORE.


Correspondence Of the N. T. Tribuue1
BALTIMORE, May 2
I notice that people abroad are rejoicing
over change Of sentiment In Baltimore
This is mistake Seven out Of every ten Of
the people Of our city have never been rebels,
hushed by the violence Of the city authorities,
that allied themselves to ferocfous mob, In
order to precipitate the State into rebellion,
They are far more devoted to the Union since
the outrage Of the 18th Of April than before,
but the fomenteE8 Of that deed Of blood, and
the actors in it, have not changed one iota.
Their hatred Of the United States has been
intensified by failure All that has taken place
Is the bursting Of the Union feeling through
the barriers which Violanee had set up for It's
destruction Let no exile return under the
tiea that the city authorities have abated their
hostility to Union men one jot or little. He
would be even more obnoxious to the powers
that be than before he mas forced to fly.
The mob are all armed still. They have not
surrendered single weapon. There Is q
house On Green Mount Avenue, pretty well
out, in which are eecrcted several large pieces
Of ordnance. A large quantity Of powder has
been stored in the vaults Of Green Mount
Cemetery! 50 that not even the sacred pre-
cincts of the dead are Tres from the intrusion
Of the conspirators-: House after House In
the Five Points quarters Of the city is stored
with murderous We8p0u8, and what fs more
these depots OF arms and munltlons are known
to the Chief Of Police and his men. While the
mob, OF Col. Trimble's un4n1for9ed men, %
they ara dlgniAed with: the title OF, IRE thus
maintalned BY the city authorities, In an atti-
tqde Of terror and hostility to honest citizens,
they are spending borrowed treasure hy the
thousands, to increase the military force to be
used against the United States This Is the
real purpose OF this city rebellion, covered up
though It is by the speclous title Of defence,
hurea 4 3Nrf fo1s{y,
OF the hour, If that were possible. Some fifteen
| Of the staunchest houses In town vent over
| board to day. The 4th instant will see hfteeu
| timea fifteen, it Is feaFed, and the hanks have
been let loose to run the path Of shlnplas te1s
| down to insolvency, unless the United states
shall speedily saye us from ourselves. And
still there 1s no let-up among the Winansea,
and the satellites that revolve these moneyed
suns, They are driving the city to insolyencv.
already bnrdened With = heavy debt. me
azming Of the city IL not suffered to abate, and
the Winanses' FORCES and fonndries are going
night snd Day. The only hope Of the honest
i and loyal citisens is In the speedy occupation
Of the atty by the Federd Government -an1
the displacement Of the Rn.-a =, po,,,. =, ~
make r's,r. .or M peaceful Officials, Who lii Iii al :
Deposition j. p1aSsd fol 3 nsatlY every cstissn
Tie capture of ode Of the police bpccaneefs
sailing under 8 rowing commission Issued and
signed By Col Tr1mbie, the commander Of thf
Baltimore Bash. .BazoAka, bY q United stafet
Yessal in the by, has created great coastezna
tion u the ranks Of the rehela. The commie
siou, duly sie1ed By Col. .TTtmbls, was ae
cuFed, and thM he u caught in his own trap
Il has been sent to 'Waehington, with othe
proofs Of his treason, and In DAY or two a
furthest, you may expect to hear Of his arrea
for t1isl befor Judge Giles Of the uaiIed stafe
District Court In this citv: Hls nonuiot,ons
unavoidable TT.Es IN. 6sek Gpen :tti1a Hs So1d
u tho Polioe Board, which claims infisdfctio,
oyer tie W9teb and shores of the CheeapeaF
under the Police law, then tha eonsti t{ona5
ity Of that oppressive aet VIII be tested In th
q. g. Supreme Court, which will speedily iil
aolqe 1t, for It cqnfers authority rIght Ia fh
!, teeth df the provisions Of the Constttutio
regulating commerce and the frs passeee q
|. ciHzens- It is amatter -uf great rejoicing ths
the wsy ls now open to convict ons- az fh
+ rebels, and oTeI turn the yezy law under HhIc;
the 1sts riot Wae fumenfed and eartfed pn!
and which stf haugs About our uecke Wit
Il mill stone Wedfhf, !:*::'; IT,:
: The blockade Of this port was estabaanha
: / this morning, preparatory to the tuveetmeu
OF the city with the Federal foreee. -Thev ~
Il speedily occupy Mmray'ss Hill. Patterson
Paxk, and Federal Hlu, peaeeabiy Il fhey car
, but forcibly II they must The general in
f'pFeea1on now. is, there win he-iao fesi6tRnc,
i thsEe is, there EiAh be ire IN tho Teer fh,
1.-THE rebels little a!eaxa Of tn slsw Wi1l !