New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-11

TO fois himself upon the Government as Union man,
into Whole hands the administration Of the Police law,
now admirably executed by Provost Marshal Kenly,
wonld be safely intrueted The whole of Mr.. Browns
public record ia adverse to his unconditional fidelity to
the Government and his affiliations 80 strongly se
cessiona that it would be miracle fer him to act In
dependentIy of them And yet he has proposed to the
Government TO let him the Police law, rs the
only surviving Commissioner by virtue of his Office as
MAYOR and which lie will undertake. if LEFT fee to act
according to the dictates Of bis own judgment AND 70
show what he would do, he is said to have indicated
the appointment Of Mr. A. Sterrett Ridgey as Marshal
of Police Secessiondom may well clap ts haLds IN
ecstaces at the prospect of such arrangement Our
excellent and legal yoce, improyised 80 uy
by Col. Kenly, would soon disappear under suoh a
regime, and Kaneism would speedily be rampant IN
the restoration of the late obnoxious force. But Gen.
Banks is not to be deceived by any such masked
battery.
The capture, last evening by two Of our new police,
Messrs. Carmichael and Homer Of the ten pirates who
stole the steamer ST. Nicholas has given intense sas-
faction. The only regret that HolDs is not among
them. The ringleader, Thomas, is arch-thief. lie
was found bid away in the lower drawer of bureau
when taken. Your steamship masters viii have to be on
their guard or tue St. Nicholas trick will be played on
them too. Had Collector done bis duty the 81.
Nicholas would never have left the harbor With the
party thai captured her. with dry goods boxes filled
with contraband Of and directed TO Washington.
Immense qualities Of conaband and other goods con-
tnue to leave this port right under the nose Of the
Collector and yet nothing is done TO stop it, notwith-
standing his instructions are imperative in the matter
The lack Of common sense exhibited by the House of
Representatives yesterday in tying its own hands BY
the passage Of the Holman resolution with the HEX
amendment, is tie subject Of general ridicule.'
Here il House nearly all ono way Of thinking, and
master Of It's own action deliberately resolving 10 do
nothing but legsate upon three classes Of things,
aud when it proceeds to take the first ordinary step In
legislation il finds itself precluded from moving an
inch. No wonder the traitors laughed and enjoyed the
dilemma And then there is the selection Of Mr.. Crit
tenden an chairman OF the Committee on Foreign Az
fairs. Surely, JEFF. Davss emf saries in Europe will
have no cause for obeetng. Or has Mr.. CrIttenden
given in his adhesion to the policy proclaimed by Mr.
Secretary Welles in his speech on the 9TH OF July
ave will pursue the rebellion, feow-citizens, SAID
Mr. WeIos until shall crlsh it out aud hang the
traitors" Three cheers for that sentiment" said the
gallant Scott standing by aud removing his chapeau.
And they were given with IN earnestness that spoke
volumes.
Dr. Thomas f. Bond ventilated bic Sscessionism
with considerable gusto, at celebration IN Hartford
County, on the ith inst He could not have done much
better at Richmond. 1t aqueer juxaposition, the
doctors speech and the Declaration Of Independence
lie il the IIildebrand the Maryland Secession from
the Methodist Episcopal Church, but his late organ,
TIE Baltimore Christian Adc0cotc, is dead.
CRUELTY TO MISUNDERSTANDING TROOPS INTO
BURDEN CARs-sToSISG AND INSULTING THE
SOLDIERS.
PSI ask the attention OF the Secretary Of War
and the to the condition Of the
horses brought by rail to Washington. Several hund-
red passed through here Sunday last without hav-
ing tasted particle Of food drop of water for
ne .rly is hourr One of them died in consequence.
The excuse il that there is nobody to attend TO them,
and no food provided. Surely there is no need OF
cruelty TO animals the part Of the employees and
officers OF the Government.
The Baltimore Relief Committee have great cause
of complaint against the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad
managers, for attempting TO impose the troops on
their way TO Washington, by cfowding them like
brutes into burden care. They would not allow this
10 be done on recent ison and the consequence
sta Of war between this committee aud the officials
Of the road. The committee have properly brought
the subject TO Gen. Cameron's attention.
As Dr. Chase, Of the Brooklyn l3sh and some OF his
brother officers, were passing through the Eighth or
Irish ward on tue ith inst, they were salued by
volley Of pretty big They Instantly stopped,
and bid the rowdes repeat their odense, bat they
sbstaned Every now and then Seeessionism splits It's
spite upon passing officers and men by insulting re-
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