The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05

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issued oraer 20 day 70 ospai ae'gs iisoaua and
oIsrse ioa four canpsuies named and 10 i. sas
the horses and Other property oaInrgug - he
inert did MT fag into their b5nis, This order
promptly lted.
TIE tScntg eaysret;s 20 the rebels 10 dispers2 VII
p're morrow when the pi.kst sords Of tha rebels
VIII be driven in on the Vugio ide Of The Long Bridge
snd The secession hag which has BEEN waving
within teas,opic sight OF the whte House
at Aexapdra for several dys will bs struck otp.ared
by Of The galan troops wh3 anxious
contract
Major Anderson viii he promoted to the posis,n Of
Bri.s her General In toe Army
THE PLOT OF THE sECEssIOyIsTs IN THE
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.
FREDERICK, Nay Q, 1851.
The senste has be, IN since three ?. NJ. The
fri nds of the Military Board Bill have detc,m,ned put
through tonight Protests against the oi pouring
from all parts Of the sate and the Senators warned by
eheir constituents not 20 vote, ad even hanging is
threatened ts enforcement is to be resisted by the
bayopet The Union men are preparing 10 meet the mob
Its passage by the Honse s doubtful.
BAlnacRz, May 4, 1851.
There Is nothing from Frederick this morning Private
par profess to information the defeat the
Public safety blu in the Senate II s also reported that
the Union of Frederick threaten violence the
bers Of the Legislature they tempt to pass the bill
The sentiment in th city is very generally against the
measure
BALTIMORE, May 4, 1861.
In the Maryland Senate to-day the bill providing for
Committee of Public ssfey with such that
1t was snaly Yecommis,ed. The Union consider 1t
as good lost. The Union feeling evidently gaining
gronnd throughout The State.
BALTIMORE, May /, 1891.
The recommitment e the Safety Committee bill ia re-
garded here equivalent to killing it, Intelligence from
ihe secession counties Of the State indicate strong
vusion in popular feeling against secession and the
members urged not TO press the present
The Union men Tn the city are jubilant.
McKsf and Gordon of Allegheny, aud Heckert, of Cecil
counties leading secessonsts have left Frederick for
home, fearing violence from the Union They
believed to be IN equal danger from their constituents
mass meeting VIII be held bore on Monday afternoon
From Peter COckey Of Ccckeysville learn that this
morning the government employees numbering nearly
hundred carpenters and borere had repaired the bridges
on the Northern Central Road far Burnss and would
have the road recpened to Cockeysve ny lay and
all the bridges rebuilt by Tuesday or Wednesday The
wo' men unsccompanied by troops-the people Of
Baltimore county being all friendly and aiding them all
they can The ecession sentiment il killed out between
this city and the PenLs lvsna line.
The present indications arc, that when the Panusyl
vsra troops arrive they viii leave the at the edge
the city and march round the outskirs distance Of
three miles TO the Baltimore and Ohio Road, and
thence 70 Washington unless prominent Union men here
think 1t perfectly safe TO marcn through the city.
But few vessels arriving, and very few clearing for
Northern ports Three valuable cargoes arrived since
Wednesday, and finding market, left for New York
and Philade iph without breaking bulk.
eYcept four crmpanies of tha State mitio In tho
city discharged from duty by order of the pooe be
cause it believed that they could not be made
available 70 accomplish recession, and the cos. is TOO
great for purposes Of show.
Tw$ thousand rifles from Harpers Ferry for ~ardei by
the LrrniA authorities to the leaders here
Sk since are al mtted by member of toe eoli d
Beard TO be IN their possession but it is denied by the
others It is sad they will be med ~ thu United
States Government.
No New York papers received TO night. Tie rider
OF the Pony Express states that has al
steamers so that there is communicative By water
from Havre de Grace TO here. Tho steamer lancaster
lying at Port Deposit and passengers Offering high
rates to be carried TO Baltimore, but refused
snow fell here for three hours rhs mornipg.
FREDERICK, Nd, May 4, 1861
The safety Military bill is withdrawn. The outsife
pressure against it was too strong The people Of
pgton county armed aud wanted to break up tho
legislature. The public excitement is aoaripg. IL
is not probable that the Legislature Will call
convention.
UNION REJOICING IN CUMBERLAND.
CusRKnAsD, Nay 4, 1851
There s great rejoicing here the defeat OF the
Pubic ssfetyio!l PROFESSIONS and otner demcns saons
are being made.
UNION REJOICLNGS IN HAGER5TOwN.
HAegRsrowS, May 4, 1861.
There e great rejoicing here the of the
Union ticket at the special election for Of the
Legislature. Fiery Union candidate, has majority OF
over 1900. PROFESSIONS and bonfres the order Of
he evening.