New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
From Oar Own CorcsP0r

BALTIMORE, jane 20, 1861.
Two nights AGO rs he train Of than 100 carts
laden with saItpeter, powder gum &c, firm the dis
mantlcd Pkcsvle Arsenal passing gaong the turn-
pike through what is called iioUkstown, the guard
from Col. Moiehead's Pennsylvania Regiment, war
grossly nsnted 10y bodies Of Svcesei nsts, who used
their foul tongues without restraui, accompanying
their abuse with drpays Of the 5e Davis pirate flag.
The bsolence OF ihese rebels was insnIerabe, aud
their boldners unusual. And YET Mr.. Winter Davis
wrote before his defeat that the Union sentiment
had crushed out secession! just r-moye the 5000
bayoneis now brising around Baltimore, and "a second
81. Bartholomew would Instantly ensne.
visited the four camps ut tue west end OF the city
yesterday morning Ctl Kenlys lst Mar, land, Col.
Srtb's 18th brooklyn Col. Morehsads 20th Pennsyl.
vania, und Col Cook's Boston Light Artillery Of eight
pieces. They are all within stones q throw of each
other. The ID Maryland will soon be complete. Col.
Kenly hs. brought order out Of chaos. The great
drawback of these camping positions is the want Of
water close ut hand but this will be reneded by the
city, the authorities Of which will speedily conduct its
pipes 10 this locality Yesterday afternoon regimeu!a
flag was prescnied by Morris Corkran to Col. Keny's
regiment On behalf Of the donors. Great multitudeS
were present to witness the ceremony, and see the
dress paTddeb OF Inc ulllrltnt ftSiuitutc.
Not less than 5000 men have passed through town
In the last 81 hours and the cry is "Still they come"
God grant the stream nay never stop until the whole
Southern country il vi the civilization Of the
North by the by, would suggest to Gen. Sickles 10
march his brigade through Baltimore street. when be
stars for the seat Of war Nothing instructive
the pornp and circumstance Of military pewer. Wars
a civiIizer, when waged by civilized people, let the
Peace Society cay whit IL may. Half million Of civ.
ilized meb under arms passing through Baltimore
would utterly ex,ingsh rebellion IN mems minds, just
as eectually as it would crush to death tho Rebellion
itself in the field
Two witnesses Of veracity, Union men both and
prisoners to rebels at Hnrpers Ferry, have arrived
in town, and they confirm to the letter tho plans Of
Gen. Lee which were shadowed forth in this CORES
pondsnce days ago. on Secession authority, and
which threw many Sccessionss hero into b. sterics
ss we'll as pretended Unionrts. The rebel army was
to make descent On Baltimore, and iIs approach was
10 be signazed by bloody uprising Of sympathi,ers
in the city, But Gen. Scott was too much for Lee,
and the rebels plans were all frustrated.
have only heard this morning, in conversation with
some luuacious rebels that not only s the masked
battery pfall and ambuscade system 70 be resortedto,
wherever il can be used but that the advance OF the
United States army to be resisted BY hidden Mines
under and across tho roads and highwaye which 10
be blown up while our forces crossing them. The
generals and other officers ,houd take not 70 be
caught in such traps. They have already been need.
lessy surprised by plasked batteries, and little more
caution will do no harm. They have the devil 10
fight, and ought not to be outwit,ed by his satanic
majesty. .'tA
While our unrelenting and rash savage foes in tie
South ae ipveutiDg the noss datoes apd pnheard.of