New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-09

tho uisIoyaItv Of the late Police discor.
ered-Firs, REGIMENT Maryland voiun-
,ccrs and Cnpt. j. q. acknowledgement
tude OF the eAdminisirasion-New Be"ro
Of Police, &c.
Corr,spondencs Of Tho N. Y. Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Jnly 6, 1861.
The Message of the President Of the United states
reached our city by telegraph yesterday hfteloon anu
was very soon after its receipt printed ana puoSea
by the different daily journals in extras and was eager
lv read by thousands of citizens. need not say
that all loyal-hearted warmly approve the fproi
the Message, and ardently pray that congress may
give speedy evidence of its wishes, by promptly re-
spondup afrmatiyely to the patriotic and manly recon-
mendations of the President The copPer-hesd seces,
sioniss, as Frank Blair aptly termed our Maryh'nu
trtors have been scotched, but they are not Dead
tbey have holy horror of all lawlessness Jnst now
and particularly object to the tyranny OF " Military
Despotism" poor souls their anguish s awful 10 VIII
ness.
ANOTHER ARSENAL POUND.
II any additional evidence were needed 10 prove 'ne
dsloyal tendencies of the late police force we nave III
for
"Tbis morning, between 8 and o'clock, q tearch
was made in the Western District station honfs oy
Can't. Bishop with a squad of men, ana the i1iioWnB
meath the floor and also the cilng: Three hhl5 lns
kets marked +. WI itley, with brass guards ana per
cussion caps new two rifles old siyiei one io"h
pice; lot Of cartridge boxes one eineeh Iou' hese
of powder. marked II. G. Rowe Commerc1oi, vd.j
ore box of Dur onts rife powder; twenty-five enc enc
pourd carlriiges marked &. II. Hunt, Ftedotef, MAJ
or box of Baltimore +. F. g. rile powders hud I9I!
five ne-half powder canister, marked nays AZ @
,bouQht there is still more arms aud munitions OF Wh
hidden in the Station House. and further seltch WI"
be made this afternoon
Three or four days ago q large number OF arms
were found slowed away, and at that ume " Mas
thought that all had been found, but now the opilion
has become general among he officers eonDecteh VIVA
this Station House that are hidden IN every l
Of the ceiling as well as powder mine not ir di'-
tant."
THE FIRST REGIMENT OF MARYLAND VoLUS-
TEERs.
This regiment vas raised by Capt j. G. Mcdonnell
and in the face of extraordinary difficulties a, may
add dangers; for when the Captain raised the United
States Flag, be done it at the hazard Of his liie-a
Secessinis deliberately attempted TO blow his brains
out-yet the Captain persevered and in short time
his regiment was full. Every here expected, M
a matter of course that the colonelcy would be
promptly accorded the gallant Captain to which posi-
ton ne was elected on THREE different occasions by the
regiment
But at this stage some ambitious parties succeeded
in poisoning the mind Of sIr. Postmaster Blair against
the Captain; il was alleged that he was an eraie
man. aud it was necessary to have scholars for colo
nes"-men who could elegantly round period, who
could shine in parlor," and make the most ado
about nothing" IL further ated tbh the Captain
bad run the Government in debt enormously, and be
must be oversaughed / am sorry to say that Gen.
James Cooper was a party to this gross injustice
toward brave and loyal soldier.
Major John r. KeDly was garetied an the fortunate
recipient Of Secretary Csmeron's favor. And will you
believe il, Mr.. Eashan T. Durham was honored with
the Lieutenat- Colonelcytis man, who, on the ever
memorable 18th of April musket in hand with
the other dsloyalsts TO assist in driving homo tho
patriotic New-York 7th, who were eagerly rushing
10 the rescue of our mpeied Capitals this man, say,
has been the one who bus received this mark Of Secre-
tary Cameron's favor oh, consistency thou art in
deed jewel" can't permit myself TO believe that the
Hon. Secretary Of War could have been aware OF the
facts in the case, or AFR. ID. would never have been
commissioned.
rtIR GREAT EXPENSE.
The following reference 10 the let Md. Regiment is
from The Baltimore Patriot Of to-dsyI copy entire
az il is but milk and water ustce TO most deserving
man:
F6a Moryland R.gins nsntrhi' rsdnec Of voan,e.n wa
raised by aud hro1gh the uniting ehIa OF Capt j. e. cCon
nell and face of extraordinary difficulties consequent upon
the doys demonstration Of city on the ever msnofbe
heoenh Of April A. many runors have gone abroad . to ne
extraordinary CURED In rsng aud nu''etog ti
regiment the United state. service pleased be ibis
state from uDqusousble authority the. ths e1te .rnount
thousand aud dollars and piDcty hys
or tho OF Eight dosr and nine,y6ys cents 5f eanl
colder This IL certainly mach lees than supposei
and viii most probably the Government EveTy
hesrted vii accord Capt Mcconnell their wsrmcs GO
te, m beg recogOn Of his valuable services
/ By the General Government
THE FOURTH IN ANNAPOLIS
Ernri OnrS rlnl Corr spondent.