New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-09
FROM MAINLAND.
wiunus on the Anxious Bench Arrests for
TrcEson-Eorfifying ihs Relay uonse-Se-
cessity for OoenpJ ing the Ciiy-Gontinuod
Feeling OF Uneasiuess-Crysinii'z OF
Rarties.

From Our Own Correspondent.
BALrMoRE, Tuesday, May :, 1861.
Thomas Wnaus is on the aI1jous bench. He re-
pents Of hi. completely wild the iato Gorilla rebellion,
and protests his innocence Of any design 10 engage IN
war will, the United States. Cesf troD fa.dl The
record Of stubborn facts il against him. Public justice
will not be content with his special pleading, 10 clear
away that record. The Government Will soon afford
him chance to yndicate lie conduct before Judge
Giles.
Arrests for treason Of some Of the guilty parties IN
the raid Of the 18th Of April have already been made,
but IA vet none Of the rngcades have heen touched.
MANY of them have cleared out but enough Of them
are le to make bright examples Of Aperfee stampede
of The minor offenders has followed the rst movements
of the officers Of the law Tie general feeling is that
nothing serious will como of tie matter, until the
United States shall be in position 10 insure the free
operation Of the laws.
The occupying forces at the Relay House fortify-
ing that position. 1t lie inpregnable and commands tho
approach to the city from tie west. We are anxously
looking for the coming Of friends from the Fact aud
North and from what learn, il is probable that
the columns from those points will be in position by
Thursday at furhest
The desire Of tie ysntborries that the United States
forces shall pass through town in small bodies,
said to have been communicated 10 the Government,
should not receive moments consideration. 1t is not
sincere if it has been made. No Official either in tire
State or City Government, ia entitled TO the confidence
of the Federal Executive Nothing short Of the occu.
patton Of the city by corps darm6e by Genera Pater-
son aud Butler, will insure the loyalty Of Baltimore
and enable il ~ crush OFT the rebellion Of the men now
in place.
The feeling Of uneainess has not abated since yester
day. Loyal people still apprehensye lest they may
be betrayed into the hands Of the revoutionists by
Frederick Legislature.
Everything from Frederick looks favorable for tho
suppression of the rebellion but there is no knowing
what turn things may take Royerdy Johnsons flag
speech at Frederick is an ouspoken effort in behalf of
law, and order, and Uniontm. On the other hand,
Bob McLanes speech before the caucus Of conspira-
tors is full Of maligny and mischief. Nothing, re.
peat, but the presence Of the Federal power in over
awing force will rescue the city and the State from the
grasp of the Secessonists Once let them get into the
hands of the loyaiss, and there will be speedy end
to them.
Parties are fast crysallizng ia this quarter into two
FORMS the one for and the other against the continue
ance Of the Federal Government. As force is used by
the latter in its organizations and il Is in possession of
arms is necessary for the Federal Power to enable
the former 10 marshal lis strength and 10 that it is
armed also. TO this end the Government will accept
the quota required from Maryland in the penons Of
loyal volunteer regiments now in process Of forming.