New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
OT 2lcBnL ARMS.
GEN, BUTIER'S PR0CLAMATIGN.
From ON Special Correspondent.

glowed in Spring green. The line of road 10 Perry
vile waD fanked by our gallant soldiers defending i
from he snicdl hands ortho people Of the country.
AZ =. uyeille, ard at Ha,r3 dc Grace, Col. Darc's
fai'hful Tegineut wai doing duy a-d tie mcn, ~ |
Iassol between heir Ianls and gave them " God
bless you, boys' responded hearty " Thank yo',
Srw The barrachs al these two points, ss,ns o.
the Railroad Company extensive shed houts, were
almost as comfortable a5 ordinary hou-es, llgt Wcrc
flying a lla,Ie Ge Grace aud the Annapolis boat,
John II. Warner, went on. in inc syle, as ,ho Mary
land took soyor be river
81 along The roa6 to Baltimore there were signs Of
loyalty in the y ing IasF that frequently met tie eye
Tic locomotive made he try-hree miles in an hour
aud qrar;er Tho bridges are thoroughly repaired
They were only burned it he daws, and short d.s-
tauce at each end. Tie draws now dispensed
witl ant the work made 'old. The workmen finish
ing oF the repairs fhoutcd bacL ITuuah for the
Union from the ear windows. Squads OF Col. Dares
men guarded the road all tho way to Baltimore. The
military defense o. this road and he Northern Central
has been determined on and suryeys are now making
for .he erection Of earh-woTA ba es the whole dis
,ance so arranged as TO rake he longct reaches with
guns OF sufficient caliber. In this way the defense will
BE- complete with tho least number OF men, who will be
sheltered.
The Harris Creek Bridge has been rebuilt by the
city, As We got into the city, crowds Of curious people
were out en- the pavoucus gazing at the train Inc
streets had quite sprinkle Of flags Fell Point but
visit 20 Baltimore, AFTER soourning in the Cities Of
EewYorA and Philadelp lphia-he mir Of which il kept
in storm Of commoiion b. tie tapping OF the eagles
wings a transition from life TO death. The spirit Of
dulress rocns supreme tic streets in the shols
in the Offices and everywhere else. am told that II
I has ghtenod up somewhat since the occupation. BE
that ~ may, ~ he slsuny cent It's suliry rays
down Baltimore street, hat evening" felt rs though
had got, no. into al cncnys country, bat into tra-
torous and rcbcous atmosphere for mems faces Wore
the expression OF sIlonuess and revenge Here and
there, however there sauutored squads Pf tvos and
tIccs OF The NasE.olul,tts 9Th, who were gazed at
with uoci.cn by All loyal uien, but scowled at BY the
! di.afected. Two Of them were passing up Charles
street. and 40 civil question TO two men at liamp-
sons fashionable grocery, AID received an uneNh r.
ply. ~ tley turEOI 90 90 on iAciT way soue INSULT
ing remarks were made, when they instantly came
back. and demanded whether il was INTENDED for
them but u prompt disclaimer rescued the Off nder
from trouble. Another Of the 9Th, walking by himself
near the scene Of the bloody Friday, was ac-
costod BY rough in relation thereto but tho manner
aud matter Of the soldier of such character as
10 silence the intruder. This is the spoi where you
murdered my comrades when we Were forbidden 10
defend ourselyes and Il you have any wish TO repeat
that gamc Just try Ii sn5ly again. am alone, and
am ready for YOU
Night before Inst while the rain was pouring down
in torrents mob of some 800 attacked the quarters Of
Capt McColrcls recruits for the regular arm. at the
National Hotel, but they were rudoy repulsed. The
Maryland Guards, corps Of Scccssion'sts, with few
exceptions, Were raTped up aaer midnight aud having
assembled at their arInory they were ordered, each
man, 10 carry home tAci- arm', which was done, in
order 10 protect them Gom the Union men, who !, was
feared, contemplated an iruPtion into their army.
They viii have to surrender them, for Gen. Butler Is
not The nan TO be trilcd with.
Yesterday Il sloop laden with rebel arms was seized
at the wharf consigned to James Moore OF Worces-
ter County This seizure led to the discovery Of a
depot Of siuilar arms at the warehouse coraer of
Second and Gay streets. Gen. Butler Instantly de-
tailed command Of 60 mcn, under Capt. Hare, 10
seize and remove them 10 The Fort, which was promptly
done They took away OO0 stand, consisting Of guns
and Ross Winans pixies made by lin, since hc rebel
lion of the 18Th of April. Marshal Kaae, with his
usual yoporng, tried TO prevent Capt Hare from
cutting bis Order and boastod tiat he could raise IN
army in this city which would sweep The troops on
!
Captain cooly took ont his w.ch, and gayee Marshal
- minutes within which open the doors Of tie
house. and il is needless to say that the warning Was
reluctantly complied with.
Gen. Bnilel's Proclamation IS the very thing for the
OCCASION az far as il goes 1t only lacks thing to
complete the safety Of our city, and that is the an
nouncement Of martial law. 1lis must Of necessity
follow, and think to-morruw's will not go down
without lis being made. The existing police must be
removed, or there is certainty Of peace and quiet
This can only be done under martial law. Everybody
is in favor Of It who loves the Union and is loyal at
heart The arrest OF Ross Winns for high treason has
carried CONSERVATION into the ranks Of the Rebels. #
Is to be followed learn, by arrests OF oiherandhghcr
parties. Let tie law have its swing.
visit to tie camp Federal ll founi tie soldiers
all ready for duty. The tents when tie Hi, and
crowd, Of lookeron line the outskirts leaning loyalty
and drinking in inspirations Of love for the Union. Tie
army ia a grand teacher in rebel country.
Large bodies Of troops expected in town tc-day
to complete the patton Of the city and curiosity
on ptoe. The Rebels tied last NIGHT TO blow up sew
era cuyorts on tho Baltimore and Clio Ralroad west
Of Monoweg, but f.ilcd. One Ivan Dorsey was tie
ringcaier.
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS IT BALTIMORE
TuR REMAINS or WASHINGTON.
BiLTinoHr Thursday, May H., 1861.
The New. York and Massachusetts troops withdrew
from Federal Hill this morning. taking half of their