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The flight of Mr. Lincoln. His Passage Through Baltimore — Marvellous Sensation Stories, &c. The flight of Mr. Lincoln from Harrisburg to Washington has been noticed. The Baltimore American has the following account of the trip: The Baltimore Committee, consisting of Messrs. Gunnison, Beale, Snethen, Gleason and others, being anxious to have an interview with Mr. Lincoln, applied at the door of his room on Saturday morning, at Harrisburg, and it, was then announced, for the first time, that, in consequence of dispatches received from Washington, he had left in a special train; but that Mrs. Lincoln and the suite left behind would proceed towards Washington at 9 o'clock, as originally arranged. This announcement created much surprise. The Baltimore delegation were in particular very much mortified at the want of confidence displayed in thus avoiding a public reception in Baltimore. It is, however, stated that Mr. Lincoln was opposed to any change in the programm