The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-22

DEPARTURE OF "YoUNG GUARD' OF RrCH,
MoND-The fIoung Guard" of Richmond, Va,
VINO nave been on visit to city since Wednes-
day last, the special guests of the Battalion Balti
more City Guard, left here on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock, on board the steamer George Peabody,
Captain Pritchard. During Saturday morning the
visitors, under charge of members Of the City
Guard, visited various places about The city They
also made calls at several armories of the different
military corps, where they We're always kindly and
Hospitality entertained AT . o'clock they formed
INTO line in front of the Gilmor House. from whence
they were escorted to the boat by the 4th companv
of the City Guard, Lieut.. Commanding George
Walter, who paraded in their overcoats Arriving
at the wharf, the usual military sautes were gone
through with, and the "YOung Guard" marched
upon the boat and took position on the upper
deck. AS the steamer moved off they were loudly
cheered by the crowd on the wharf and the CITY
Guard, which was returned from the boat. The
"1 oung Guard' then fired three rounds of blank
cartridge and the escort returned to their armorv
The Richmond men expressed themselves as HIGHLY
pleased with the attention shown them by the CITY
Guard, and the military and citizens generally
BREcKINRlDGE AND LANE Mass MEETING.-This
evening the grand rally of the friends of Breckin-
ridge and Lane will take place in Monument Souare
which, it is expected, will be the most imnosinG
political demonstration of the campaign. Exten.
sive arrangements have been made to make it n
great success. The new organization, known as
the National Volunteers, and which, it is now said
numbers near two thousand men, will turn out with
equipments and lamps. Among the speakers an
nounced are some of the most distinguished orators
in the country. 1t is confidently expected that
Hon VIM. L. lancey, of Alabama; Hon. Roger A.
Pryor, of Virginia; Hon. James L. Brady, of New
York; Hon. James B. Clay, of Kentucky, and 9th
erS, will address the meeting.
SERIOUS ACCGDENT.-On Saturday morning about
nine o'clock, man named Adam Brenner, an en-
ployee OF MIR. Nicholas Stine, on Broadway, near
Thames street, at Waters wharf, with his
horse and dray, and when he started the animal
took fright and dashed off. Brenner was walking
at the side of the dray, with the lines in his hand
and tried in vain to stop the horse The animal
continued down to Fells street, where the wheel of
the dray struck the curb and B-enner was pulled
directly under the wheel, and it passed over the
lower part of his abdomen, inlicting very serious
injuries lie was picked up and taken into a house,
where DR.. Evans attended him, and he was thence
removed to his home on Wolf street. where he lies
IN very precarious condition.
RESIGNATION OF A Police OFFICER-Serpeant w
j. Cochran, of the Middle district police, has re-
signed his position, and policeman AIdrich, an in
telligent and efficient officer, has been apnointed
Sergeant in his stead. Sergeant Cochran was one
OF the best officers in the department, and resigns
to accept of position rendered him by the Messrs
Winans
GAMBLING ON THE SABBATH.--Y esterday three ne
groes, named Isaiah Handy, Samuel Lovegood and
Edward Dorsey, we're arrested while in the act of
playing cards. They were taken to the Central
police station where Justice Hiss imposed thirty
nine ashes apiece, which were promptly and prop
erly administered, and they then discharged
BURGLARY.-AbOut o'clock Yesterday morning
the tailoring establishment OF George w. Sanders
No 294 West Pratt street, entered by thieves
through the transOm of the rear door, and robbed
OF number of read y-made coats, vests and pants
the whole valued at over one hundred dollars
FRIENDs' YEARLY MEETING-The yearly meeting
of the Society of Friends will be held this morn
ing, IN the meeting house, corner of Saratoga and
Courtland streets. The hours of meeting are II
O'Clock A. NJ, and 80 O'Clock p. NJ.