New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-23
FROM MARYLAND.
From Our Own Con sposdent.

From Our Own Con spO,dent.
BALTIMORE, July 20, 1861.
Gen. Banks has very properly refused to aceede to
Mayor Browns modest request to give him command
Of the Police and Flre-AAIm Telegrsphor, in other
yyords 20 give the Rebel Junia the Of commu-
pction between the different parts Of the city and tho
heaf Of the Government, for such would 30
the actual result if the Mayor had the appointment OF
the telegraph operator Marshal Dodge tie mat
ter now in its true light. Meantime all messages from
the Msyors Office sre transmitted promptly over the
wires.
Ex-Marshal Kane las been really indicted for
treason, under the maln promptings Of Judge Taney
who is working the wires of the Federal Court through
hs facile instruments, Judge Giles and the District
Attorney, into whose hands many Of the Grand Jury
IRE unwiitinslY playing, by finding indictments 70
hastily against tic prsoners at the fOTt~ The Chief
Justice, whose eympathies with the rebellion are no
Longer Secret has had objects in view Ia this thing
One l. 10 bring Tie civil and military authorities into
conflict again. as in tho Meny1nan haLeas corpus case
should tho Government refuse to suuend.r the in-
dcied 10 his clutches. TIE other and the main H.
TO release Kane and his co-workcrs in iLluiiy on br,
which il equivalent 10 an acquiual, fOr It Ii known
that lhiuss will be managed TO prevent eonvie.
ton in every ease. We shall see which horn Of the
dilemma the Government will take IN Kanes esse.
Hi release on bail just would be fatal to Tho
peace OF baltimore the presence Of brigade Of jeff
Davis's army in the tear Of tue city.
TIE appeal Of the ox.Polico Commif ioDers for re-
lief, TO The very Government which they sought 80
eunetty, for months part to oyenurn strikes every
eoDsdtHte and rejecting man with amazem, Mt, and
more than justiRes the WELDON Of tina. Government in
~ IL. Il
the military power in order TO prevent The oOnumuA
ton Of The second rebellion. which they were NJ
urgent and 70 busy in fjmenng and bringing TO head.
Tie memorial is regarded by everybody even BY the
rebels themselves, as a confession Of the crime Of
which he petitioners stand charged to Wit; treason
against the Government
Regiments " three years men, to take the places OF
the three months men, who return homo next week,
have already legbn to move upon Baltimore, 80 thai
the rebels who have been chuekng over the hope that
Gen. Scott Will leave unprotected, may rs well hitc
their guns again in their wives wardrobes as they will
not be allowed n chance Of using them Against their
Upiou neighbour The force in and around Baltimore
win not be diminished, but n,tber increased.
The good people Of Frederick City resolved, they
say TIA, the rebel Legislature shall never meet there
ogain. Every room Of Sufficient capacity 10 hcd the
two Rouaes has been disposed o. 30 that IL they meet
at all /, viii be in tho open cir. Even in hat easc
they win most likely find themselves headed off, in u
way they little dream OF. j do not learn Of any vio-
lace intended to be used bat rebel legislatures may DO
ex ngnished in hundred other ways Is Is believed
that tire Union membcrs win no, attend. shall not
ray any nore except 10 express my belief that the
Mar land rebel Legislature wilt never again on
the Ece of this earth as legislative body. See If i,
does nOt turn out W.
Tie crops Of wheat and rye in Maryland, eurpasc
those Of any past season, in the em,mbance OF Old
Erners. Even tie poor land sem to have rtcciyed