New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-27


friend, is Of the things that expect to do"
wGs conyerSing this morning with Major Ames Of
Massachusetts,, who provides supplies for the State
troops at Annapols aud who makes bis headquarters
at the Continental and in reply to question concern
ing the necessity Of concentrating troops at some point
this aide of Baltimore he said 1--WE must Grs, secure
Washington, Of which point we arc not yet fully ad
"vised, and then if Baltimore has not returned TO her
senses, We will march 1900 troops to her gates aud
force from her what she ought peacefully 10 grant"
And il is very evident that something must be done
with Baltimore. The euine line Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad is in the hands of the traitors and il is
asserted by scouts that there at least 800 men
placed along Il line who but the advance guard
of others yet 1t lie evident from retrospect
Of the donqs Of the Secesonss that they net able
TO move with comparative rapidity large bodies OF
troops even if they had them They bold no point at
which it would be advisable, in a military point
of view, TO concentrate armies, unless we concede
10 them the City Of Baltimore. To that place
il seems to me they preparing to co. there
they can obtain provisions, there are machine
shops and powder mills and there they can be IN direct
communication with every desirable point IL VIII not
answer our purpOae to simply threaen-ihTeats OF
bombar1iDg the city OF CORNING 1t only exasperae
the mob. They need tho aid OF sense-,hey need the
proIeing power Of cannon balls and the convincing
arguments OF 5000 muskets Why cannot this matter
be pressed home presented to and dinged at our mil
tary boards Ten thousand are not sufficient 70
force a way through tina, city. boy with revolver,
standing in second story window, If more thhh
match iO Ten men with musktts In the street. ana the
mob there are prepared for just that thing lhey have
the arms and terrible will be the day when the Govern
ment attempts with but 10000 men TO sahjugate the
place Judge PerreVont Of New.York, and his con-
freres Of the New-York Committee, were here this
afternoon lie says he goes prepared 20 take on be-
half of ork the responsibility OF saying that that
route mnst be opened and must be protected and az
he said 80 in the corridor Of tie Continental hfwords,
caught by the listening crowd were echoed again and
again, demonstrating clearly that the people are
uuessy, aud viii not long be held in check, even II
heir being checked FOR the very best interests OF the
country TIE fiat has gone fortbtLero ID no al'erna-
tive. Baltimore must be open to the people OF the
land and If grass won't effect The result stones must
Among other arrivals here to-lsy was Mr.. Thomas
Rawlings who for twenty year,s-s been resident Of
the City Of Baltimore. He is s-roug Union man, and
the usJs.tive given by him. concerning matters IN
that cayis most Interesting, though not particularly
new. n cosroborates the various statements pub
sbed in THE TEiBusE concerning the disturbances and
The reign Of tenor that rdes rampant in the Monumen-
tai City. lie states that lsst Sunday morning at
church, the clergyman had but given out hymn,
when upon a signal. he pronounced the oeuediciion
aud dismissed tie congregation. The reason wac that
q report was brought to the church that the Federal
troop, numbering TO- 900, were at Cockeysyile, and
that with 10000 more, who were momeniarily e1-
pccted 20 arrive, they were 70 march upon the ety.
Every man rushed TO bis home guns and pistolsyere
oaded positions on the tops, aud in tire widows Of
houses were taken, and the universal determination
was 70 defend and die need be, but to defend and
protect ii possible.
The next day all the military were under arms and
everybody was enrolled into tue hone guard which
war swo1 IL Ly tie Mayor All the Union flags were
pulled down aud either Secession state hags AOied
in their places Every yody wore Secession badges,
stores were closed, and one feeling Of hatred TO the
coming forces and an uneasness for the hour Of trial
seemed to perysde the entire community. An order
wAs ssued prohibiting the removal Of provisions, while
Immediately -four so per barrel aud coal to the
same price per tun. 10 consequence Of numerous
anonymous letters Mr.. Rawlings became convinced that
Baltimore would soon be too bot hold him. and with
bis family be came EorhwaFd. II cost him 80 for O
single hack from the ouskrts Of Baltimore 10 the land
ing al Hayre Dc Grace. He sates thst the Baltimore
Banks rW no, par gold on The eiS-k 0fdor d,pos!9Ts,
and o.H oaly ptpe gOd forytcly ovG bs, less tE PR
c-atul diso5Ynf The stores and 5Lsiness places Of
persons supposed TO favor the Government are broken
into and their contents rudey treated and IN eveyPos
siole and conceivable manner the residence Of
ULion.loyer il rendered most undysabla in the city
He thinks TIA. Gov. Hicks means well, and expresses
the belief that one Of the earliest actions Of the Mary
To-, III Ia ifuUgtcl h n
Mayor Brown he knows to be- not q Sece--ionis bui
merely inclined 10 the States Righr dcctrne-a doc
trne which canuo, avail him much If the Massachu-
sets gimentr arr sent that way again. But however
these statements mas be, one thing il very evident
and that il tha, the mob has sucl entire control Of the
defrnscs Of the city, such commau 81 The police, aud
such influence with the authorize that thoy DO what
they please, and ask permission Of % man.
The feeling OF relief experience mere and OF course
in your city when for the fret time i was definitely
known lat night that The gallant 9Th in Washing
ton was very great The dispatch says they marched
~ Pennsylvania Avenue 20 the White House and then
to the War Department where they took up their quar-
ter but eners into no deals a. 10 their reception
which must have been fairly sublime And now that
we have definite information that the 9TH regiment left
Annapolis on "Wednesday morning, reaching the
Junction Thursday morning, and arriving at
Washington not until "Wednesday noon, il IL
lit time TO d,precate the practice which some of
our sensaton papers have been 40 largely indulg-
ing in during tie las week, and which has caused
20 much needless trouble throughout the hnd-l
refer 10 the publishing Of pretended Washington dis
pacbes-dispatohes that not written et the Cap
ital, which conld not, by any known physical means
have been through in for the mornings ID
cue and which contain only much Of truth az IN &C
,,dantal guess NAV afford think nearly all Of the