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

SION Our Own CouespOndent
BALTIMORE, July 5, 1861.
The first grand and substantial victory Of tie cam
ssiu bas been gained Ly Gen. Banks In rescnng Bal
uore from the iron grasp Of the desperate couspira
org now imprisoned in Fort McHenry, and, as Gen.
sott has well said its boodlessness does not detract
rom its brilhancy, but rather adds TO its glory.
And the truly loyal men of the town have ample
cause of gratitude to the giyer of all good that they
were permitted, through the agency of their benign
and benefoent Government, to assemble yesterday un-
is- their vine and fig tree, without fear or favor
90 celebrate the egbtyfth anniversary of the mper
ishsble DeclaratioS Of Independence, and TO renew
t5sr VOWS o'uphod the cardinal principle, that all
s2eo sze rfested equal not even excepting the black
7 Notwithstanding four millions OF this Pariah race
sre still bsd in bondage by lees than half million Of
white despots who in rebellion againstthe best
Government under the sun
ryh4 fS three days and nights have gone of qui-
'seh tbst strange, would have imagined himself n
some Northern loyal city, bad there been correspond
ng display of the national ag but its general absence
sfcm the outer walls indicated too painfully the deep
srated disaaection 10 the Government However,
there were other agreeable symptoms of returning rea
~ The soldiery moved among the loyal people more
freely, and fraternized with them more lovingly The
roakngs of rebellion IN the form Of street cries or the
sale Of reasonable rash were less frequent and, when
Asscd, subdued, except when the hour came for
he boys to announce the publication OF the pestferous
orator sheets in our midst. Rebels than
usaa on the thorOughares and when seen their faces
w0re meeker aspect than formerly, with few eXcep
SONS Searches continued literally uDearth buried
and concealed weapons of Tuesday night told of
but attempt burglary. which the vigilance of the
police arrested coming within an ace Of catching
the rogues. The owner Of the house. rank rebel,
vas 20 grateful thank Col Keny for the success
of bis police in preventing his house. which is first
e.Rs brown stone one, from being robbed. There
Col Kenlys table 200 applications Of respect-
able working profering their services in the
,Ohoe without pay reward, ar long needed, and
tuis s in addition 70 the thousands who eager 10
ysrve 10 the usual way, having been thrown out Of
ofk By the rebellion. The whole force 600 all told
Comprises good and az are 10 be found in
any community, and though there may be few WHO
obnoxious TO the sk-soekng rebel gentry because
Of their former connection with ex-Mayor Swans po-
lice, yet Of them have lifted up their hands
sgsinst the dear old stripes and stars attempted
impede the march Of United States troops to the de-
fense Of Washington.
Or Wednesday, the sensation organ Of the rebels,
IRE South started out on foray upon the creduy Of
syupatbizing readers as TO scrspe together few
ray dimes for its exhausted exchequer, by the ex-
usiye announcementof terrific battle Mar ins
arg in which Gen. Patterson was beaten back into
Maryland with the loss Of many thousands The
dsbecal hendshne that certain rebel faces put on al
21s fAlse announcement and the hoarse chuckle and
denouisc rubbing Of hands told unmistakingly where
fAe heRrt Of rebellion beats in this town. II is under
the Testnens Of whose toilet speaks of the para
dse OF fashion and folly Of fast horses and yellow
wheel buggies, OF Southern trade and contrabandism
fsPeedations in Southern stocks and readiness for
rgandsge IN general But this state Of things did not
sst long. for Ihe ClspT and The Americo which are
ubiquitous and the only reliable vehicles Of correct
Intelligence in the city, made their appearance
With Cen Patiersons official announcement Of his
iumphant march upon Martnsburg his route Of 10 900
tebss and bis occupation Of the enemys camp. Like
owls fitting from the light of day, 10 hide their ugly
fAees In dark nook corner, fed the discon
atted rebels from the streets and street oornersl
day or two ago a steamboat left the Fort with
'mpany of armed men on board. Ii returned on
wednesday evening, bringing prisoners of war--a
captain Lloyd 1ilghmann and another Rebel-irom
Talbot County, who were at once put in ward at the
tort This Captain had organized a company Of trait
es against the Government refused surrender the
state arms under the proclamation of the Governor,
ana was guilty OF many other overt acts Of treason.
foe Arms were not recovered but it viii not be long
eeiore they will be. The prisoners very n-olent
% sse officer in command Of the expedition but their
arfoet soon cooled them down.
Chrsto2he once said Of the white man, that he
"a's Descend TO the hottest Of The internal