New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-29
MORE OF KANE's TREASON.
THE WILL AIN HAS ARMS CONCEALED-HIs CELLAR
AND VAULTS FULL OF RIFLES.
BALTIMORE Friday June % 1861.

NUKE OF kANES TREASON.
THE WILL AIN HAS ARMS coNCEALED-HIs CELLAR
AND VAULTS PULL OF RIFLES.
BALTIMORE, Friday, June %, 1861.
The city is quiet, but there lie good deal Of
excitement. There are crowds around ~ police sta
tons and Marshals Office. search at the Marshal's
Office is gong on. A l,uge quantity Of arms and am
munron have been found secreted in the cellar in the
walls beneath the floor &c, A Of valuable ps-
tolls and 80 rifles, 2j Of which Mimic, were
found also, several supposed 20 have belonged 10 the
Massachusetts soldiers who disarmed by the mob
the lgh Of April. Immense Quantities of percussion
caps, estimated at 5000, found; also 3, 100
ball cartridges and COO long ball Mimic cartridges.
Various oher warke articles, including balls for the
steam-gu,, were found two 6.pound and two 4-pound
guns, hall tun of assorted shot, 400 weight Of balls
800 rife ball cartridges were among the discoveries.
They were secreed beneath piles Of coal, and some
under tn. flooring in the back building OF the old City
Hail. which was lately occupied by the Marshal.
Two guns, l2.pounder, were seized ths afternoon
at Denmead's foundry, and taken to Fort McIIenry.
They had been sent to the foundry by Colonel Huger,
who was in command Of the military Of the city, after
the afiir Of the 10Th Of April. Other arms wero
seized amounting in the aggregate to two Lsndred and
eighty.
They were concealed to prevent seizure by Gen.
Butler, when he had possession Of the city. All the
arms seized have been carried to Fort MolIenry under
orders Il Gen. Banks
Tier, seems to have been pos and counterplot, 20
far i-m5 concerned since the 18th Of April Tie
Government mder Cen. Banks, is Gpprised O. a.4terS
which future events viii disclose.
Reports from Richmond to the 9th inst, announce
the arrival Of Prince dc Polgnac which is, perhaps,
nom de gueyr,, and Senator Chestnut. They quar-
tered 1t the Spottwood House.
Thomas Clifford, The former Deputy Police Marshal
of Baltimore, positively refuses 70 take Ser7ce under
the new rhyme.
The seizures Of arms in the cty create no disturb
ance. Everything works a. uaua., except drunken
nt-s, more arrests fo.. which crime have been made
within the last tweni -four hours than for weeks pre-
ri)us.
The search is still progressing. IT fsuppo'ed tha
considerable quantity OF will be found sccreted at
the various Station-lIouses.
This morning General 8anksissued an order directed
to Col. Kenly in reply to the protest q Tie Police
Co7mi.soners in which ne says
- You will take special notice that by ny procisra-
ton Of tbs day, neither the law nor the Office appontd
t. execute the law, nterercd with in any manner
except ~ il operates on thu neabers Of tn Beard Of
livery officer aud man, with the exception, Of those
persous above named will be continued in tins service
10 TIE positions they he'd unless they shall refuse
In such case the ProyosMGrha is to select o.hers TO
Ill tloir places
Among the articles found Gt Marshal Kane Office
was q l2-pound cannon ball, bearing the inscription
81 From Fort Sumter TO Marfanl Kane"
Thia afternoon the 10th New.York Regiment csrie 20
10 the city from Annapolis junction. and proceeded to
patters0n's Park, where they now encamped.
The 9TH Maine Regiment PASSED through here this
afternoon.
Tho let New-JeBey Regiment arrived about 10
,'clock tonight.
TIE lCth New-York Regiment will reach this city,
via the Northern Central route, about midnight.
The 9Th Michigan Regimons will probably reach
nero about daylight.
Two other New.Jersey regiments are expected in
lac morning
The funeral of ID. Thomas Hurley, private Of ,Col.
b regiment, took place to-day being escorted 10
he cars by two companies from Camp nnsylyana,
It Locust Point, with full band. The body left by
ho evening train for PHILADELPHIA with detachment of
weuty men.