The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28

Prompt Action Of Gen. Baidn for ~
Suppression Of Treason.
Arrest Of MARSHAL Kane, the
Chief Of Police.
THE CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW,
nAImons, 3uns ~, 1867.
Karshal Kase was arrested this morning "a three
o'clock By hsse fse OF Union troops, and carried IN
close carriage 70 Tort Ncsnry. All tho police officers On
the route were seized to prevent alrm and carried "
Federal Hill, where they were released.
General Banks has issued proclamation naming John
r. Ksniy, Of the Maryland regimsnt, Provost Marsha
supersedpg aso the powers Of the Police Uommisouers
Keny d 70 exercise supreme control over the Police De-
paSsment until sone known loyal citizen appointed 70
act Nashal Theprocamstss gives the reason for
the arrest o. Kane, that be IL known to DO aiding and
abettng those IN armed rebellion against the government
and at the bead Of armed orco which he used
Conceal rather than detect acts Of treason to the 60
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Considerable sxctement has been occasioaed BY the
arrest Of ha1sha Kama The Union are pleased and
the rebels indignant
Col. Kenly, Provost Aarsha waited the Mayor and
Police Commissioners when the latter asked time to
slider the matter. Keny replied that hi orders
Immediate, and he proceeded 10 the karshas office,
taking possession thereof.
The Commissioners then directed the officers 70 obey
the military authority and declared their intention to
prepare protest against the action Of the government.
number Of FAMILIES have packed up their goods
ready to leave the city, In expectation Of Gen Banks
proclamation Of martial law. Some have already fed
terrified a the prospect Of being ruled by hose they
have confidence In.
Provost Marshal Kenly assumed charge Of kr. Kane's
Office, with Adutant Tarr, Of the Baltimore regiment
Assistant Provost Marshal.
Positive orders have been given 10 avoid irritating the
popuAcs and 70 arrest Unioniss who mako violent
demonatyatieae.
Fort NcHenYy - Mr. Nerriman The Marshal writes to
his wife that no well treated and ~ comfortable
circumstances will admit He Ia stn ignorant OF the
cause Of hi arrest
No new eaths have yet been administered 70 the p>
lice, who continue on 6uty ~ usual but tho rowdes
beginning 10 show signs Of license.
United States Deputy karsha have instituted searches
for arms In private buildings. lot was seized in
lager bier saloon Lexington street, between Eusw and
PaeA
company Of twenty, destined for tho rebel &my,
was stopped ON board the steamer Mary Warrington
A small occurred at eleven O'clock In front Of the
San Office. msnber Of the Baltimore regiment
named Nanley, abused the rebss, when the latter
opened On him. Further disturbance was prevented by
the Interference Of the police.
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arrived, and Colonel Jsnea regiment here from the
Relay House.
Reports current that the United States forces
throwing up intscnchments as Book river about eight
miles east Of Baltimore on the Baltimore and Phadei
phia road.
Deputy Marshal Thomas clifford has just promulgated
the following:
BALTIMORE, June, 81, 1861
TO The DIFFERENT STATIONS
The police jorce will continue discharge OF their
duty heretofore. No military force is intended to
take the psce Of the present force without there be
THOMAS CLIFFORD, Deputy MARSHAL
The people continue to be much agitated especially in
the nekhborhood Of the newspaper Offices Yoc-
pendent has just returned from visit to distant parts of
the city, where every thing appears quiet as yet.
The Police Commissioners still In secret conference
Nothing az yet has been d,vulged It s understood
their powers are to be stripped from them.
The Police Board has dsbanded three hundred and
sixty out of four hundred of Marsha anes police have
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Provost MARSHAL kenly now swearing IN new police
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The following official communication has been made to
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OTcE BOARD PoltE, BALrsoRE, June y, 1851.
Colonel v \. kENLY, United states Army -
am instructed Dy the Board OK Police 10 transmit 70
you the enclosed copy OF preamble and resolutions this
day adopted by the Board.
have inc honor, &c
CHARLES HOWARD, President
The following are the orders above referred.to:-
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