The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-06

e'o are many more whose designations are on
ME In the War Department and have not vet been
MADE public; also, many whose intention it is to
resign in a few days, or as soon as the border
states shall have withdrawn from the Union.
D. Col: ;. Cooper, Adj. Gen, Va
~ mmaJ. leo. Deas, Asst. Adj. Gen S G.
Capt. D. X. Jones, Asst. Adj Gen, Ca
NaPe. John Withers, Asst, Adj. Gen. Miss.
oTai MIJoT W John F. Lee, Judge Advocate Gen.
g. Gsbsr.I GbrisadeE- General j. E. Johnston, Q. NJ.
:. 1t. Col: A: c. Myers, Asst @. NJ SC
g. Major Il. c. Wayne, Asst o. Ma w. ?, "
49, Capt. Eugene E. MeLane Asst st. @ uI NJ. Md
~. Capt m. l.. Cabell, Asst o NJ v. VI '"'
IL. Major Richard B. Lee, Commissar,y Dsr,rt a..
H. Dr. David G. De Leon, Med Dept, sc
10. DR.. Edward W. Johns, Med Dept. Md
"a a. Dr. Charles Brewer, Med. Dept, Md.
10. Dr.. Andrew J. Ford. Med. Dept, Ga.
10. DR.. Charles Ii. Smith, Med Dept. Va.
II. Major Lucktield Mackln, Pay Dept, Tenn.
10 10 mal1r george Z. Hutter, Paw Dept. Va
80 49, Major Robert H, Chiffon, Pay Dept, Va.
81 5g' MAJOR Thomas G, Rhett, Pay Dept, S. c.
81 81. captain I. q. I. Beauregard Engineers La.
u. Gaptan William I'll. c. Whiting, Engineers,
2s Captain George W. c. Lee, Engineers, Va.
~ a. Lieut.; Samuel H. Luckitt, Engineers, Ala.
90 ao' Col. Benjamin Huger, Ordnance. s q
@ a6. Capt. Josiah Gorgus, Ordnance Pa
-. capt William r. Boggs, Ordnanca 60
Is. Capt. j. NJ. Galt, Military Stnrekaenor ~a v,
'' Gol' lhomas 1. Fauntleroy, lst dragons,
80. Capt. Lucius B. Northror IT, a.
81. Capt. R. S. Ewer, lst dragons, Va
'-' Lieut.. William d. Pendee, lst dragons.
SO. Lieut.. Alfred B. Chapman, LIST dragons,
"a. Col, Charles A. May 2nd dragons. DC
80. Capt. Richard H. Anderson, End d1agoons
'o' Lieut.. George B. Anderson, End dragons,
81. 81. Lieut.. John Pegrum, I'd Dragons. Va
90. Liet. John B. Villipique, I'd Drarooas' : n
90 lieut. J"hn Mullins, I'd Dragons Miss
~. Lieut. George Jackson, I'd Dragons. Va.
20 lieut. lnomas D. Berry, I'd Dragons, Ga.
a. Lieut.. Solomon Williams, I'd Dragons.
43. Col. VIM. J. Hardee, lst Cavalry, Ga.
a. capt. M ID. DeSanssure, lst Cavalry, s. C..
1S S TIapt. george H. Steuart, lst Cavalry, Md.
40. Lieut. Alfred lverson lst Cavalry. Ga
Al. Lieut.. Philip Stockton, lst Cayalry' : G
40 Lieut.. G Richard H. Riddick, lst Cavalry,
49, t9 Lieut.. Andrew Jackson, 1st Cavalry, Tenn.
o. Lieut. Lunsf0rd l.. Lomqx. LIST Cavaiyv Va
81 Col. R. Z. Lee, I'd Cavalry, va.
2a' Maj. Earl Van Dom, I'd Cavalry, Miss
81 C"Pt' nm. H. Braofute, I'd Cavalry Tenn,
9t. Capt Charles W. Field, % Cavalry, XIV
90 Capt Nathan g. Evans, I'd CavaIry
5G Lieut. Walter II. Jenifer, I'd Cavalry. Nd
o. Lieut.. John I. Shurf, 9 Cavalry, d. G.
3S. Eieut. Joseph F. Minter, Cd Cavalry. Texas
3d. 90 Lieut. Charles w. Phiter, I'd Cavalry, Miss.
o. co. Lieut.. James P. Major, % Cavalry, Miss.
81. Lieut.. Fitzhugh Lee, I'd Cavalry. Va.
Mo. '"'y'
O5' Lieut.. Geo. H. Cunningham, I'd Cavalry,
Ga. Col. John H. winder, 1st Artv. Ma
G3. Col John B. Magruder, lst Art'v., Va.
66. Lieut.. Abner Smead LIST Art'y Ga
g.. Lieut. Frederick l.. Childs, lst Art'y., N.C.
Go CO. Lieut.. Samuel NJ. Cooper, lst Arry., Va.
69. Capt. Arnold Elzey, ID Art'y., Md.
70 Maj. Sam'l. S. Anderson, "a Art'y. Va.
~. Lieut.. Anderson Merchant ID Art'y' Ga.
a.. Lieut. J. p. Jones, % Art'y., n. G.
~ Lieut. st. Clair Denning, % Art'y., Ga.
"a. Lieut.. James Howard, Sd Art'y. Md
I9' MaJ. |. G. Pemberton, 4th Art'v, Va.
10. Capt. VIM. G. Gill, 4th Art'y., Ga.
a. Lieut.. Chas. ID. Anderson, 4th Art'v.,
78. Lieut.. Jas. H. Halnquest, 4th Art'v., s c.
20. Capt. VIM. NJ. Gardner, 2d IpiantTv Ga
SO. Capt. VIM. b. Johns, 2i Infantry, Md,
81. Lieut.. Richard V. Bowman, I'd Infantry,
s. c. 'N''
81. Col. Daniel RuggIes, 5th Infantry, Va.
% o. Col. George W Lay, 9th Infantry, Va.
~. Capt Henry Little, 7th Infantry, Md
90. Capt Lafayette McLaws, 7th Infantry, Ga.
So Capt. John NJ. Jones, 18th Infantry. Va.
81. Maj: Theophilus Ii. Holmes, Sth Infantry,
v.
80. Capt. Charles :. Winder, 9th Infantry. Md.
80 Capt. JohE NJ. Frazer, 9th Infantry, Tenn,
81 Lieut. +. W. Carr 9th Infantry, Va.
~. Capt Barnard E. Bee, 10th Infantry, S. C.
93' % Col VIM. ii. I. Walker, 10th Infantry, Ga.
"a. Capt. Harry Heth, 10th Infantry, Ca
w. Capt. Alfred Cumming, 10th Infantry, Ga.
30 Capt. Crawford Fletcher, 9th Inianlry, Tenn.
81. Lieut.; Walter II. Stevens, Engineers, La.
9S. Maj Lloyd Beai, Pay Department, Md
~. Lieut.. Horace Randall, lst Dragons. TEXAS.
100. Capt. VIM. d. Smith, ID Dragons, Ga.
lQl. Can't. Il. k Smith, "a 6'UavaIrv"S ~
1n@ Lieut.. A. p Hill, Ist Artillery. Va,
iO4' ' Lieut.. William Butler, I'd Artillery, s. c..
iO5. Lieut.. Stephen d. Lee, Attn Artillery. s C.
i00' Lieut. Geo. s. James, 4th Artillery, :. C..
lo'' Lieut.. Alexander b. Montgomery, 4th Ar
tillery, Ga
los. los Lieut.. Henry B. Kelly, 4th Artley, La.
l09. Capt. John Dunovant, 4th ARTILLERY ! r.
ITO. Col. VIII. Emory, lst Cavalry, Md
Ill. Major R. s. Garnett, 9th Infantry, Va.
OUTRAGEOUS TREATMExr.-A gentleman on HE
Eay to W Washington city yesterday morning was
topped by an armed guard at the bridge, and in
eTTogated as to his business in the city. when he
old them he was in search of his runaway nagrn
e was warned to leave immediately. Sncb yio
alton OF the rights of our citizens is base Otbe-
itizens have been insuted
Mr.. Thomas Miller, of Charles county. wasopiot
eating meal at restaurant in Washington a
ew days ago, when he rudelY accosted by
hree government menials, who asked him where
,e came from; and when he civiv informed them
hat he was from Maryland they abused and drevr
revolver on him. He defended himself success
uliy with bowie knife cutting one of the soldiers
everely. The examining justice dismissed Mr..
ilIIer on the ground of el-defence.-MarIboro'
iazeHe, Nay l.
AREvAL OF SOUTHERN TRooPs AT RICHMOND
IN Wednesday last there reached Richmond from
he South two companies of rihpmen, numbering
50 men, the vanguard of the Third Regiment of
ieorgia volunteers, expected to arrive also in a
eW 0aFS; and three cDmnaniaS OF Snuth
mans, an aggregate of 300 men, the remainder of
he second South Carolina Regiment already quar-
cred In Richmond. despatch to the Ecamirer
tateS that one hundred and eightv-nine troops,
onSIstlng Of the Confederate State Guards Capt
:. j. walker, eighty-eight men, from AUGUSTA
ia, and Capt. Pennyman's company, from Hayer-
MI district, 3 G., numbering one hundred and one
Hen, were TO have left Wilmington on Friday after
oon for Richmond.
The following telegram from Philadelphia ia
published in all the New York papers of Satur-
All travel to the South is stopped today. No
communication with Baltimore or Washington ia
ermitted by the military authorities. General
'atterson refuses to give travellers his pass, and
oIdS the roads exclusively for the transport oF
roops and munitions of war
THATCHER's CoMEr.-This fine object is now plain
: visible to the naked eye. Star-gazers will find
In the quadrangle Of the Clipper in the Great
'ea-a hazy star, nearest the brightest of the four
I already shows tail three degrees long in the
eescnpe. 1t moves rapidly from the northeast
nd in a few days will be conspicuous as a aaming
word from the north, advancing into the south
western skies.
SOUTHERN l,ANDS.-A letter from Richmond saws:
The United States Treasury realized over $780,
100000 from the sale of lands given by Virginia
md Georgia. This is more than all we paid to
france, Spain and Mexico for territories At the
BEGINNING the Union had no territories but those
,iven by the South" 1t is also said that judge
tobinson goes to Washington, on business connect
d with Virginas share of the territories and
ublic property.
SOUTHERN DIRECT TRADE "A Manchester house.
n replying to some orders from dry goods house
this city, remarks: owe are pleased to find
our proposed Tariff so liberal. If YOU keep clear
Il protective duties the trade between this coun-
ry and the Southern States will soon became large
nd very profitable for both sides Charleston
Courier.
Gov. Letcher, of Virginia, received on wednes-
lay last $500 muskets from Gov. Ellis, of North
jarohna. They are portion of the arms seized
~ the North Carolina authorities at the Fayette-
lille Arsenal, which proved of the rarest prizes
Tet captured in the South. Nearly all of the arms
eized at Fayetteville of the best description.
The Lynchburg Virginiam of Wednesday, saws:
The Tennessee train brought last night about five
,r six hundred troops from Alabama They were
luartered in the depot for the night and will we
presume, go to their encampment at the Fair
IT"uhu 'hls HoIhing' oLner troops VIII arrive to-
lay, and every day for some time to come.
The Boston Post understands that a committee of
about hundred persons has been organized to
wait upon those who decline to express their senti-
nents in the present state of the country. num-
Der of politicians who have not vet committed
are on their list, and will be visited.
The election for members OF Congress for Virginia
to the House of Representatives of the Congress-
of the United States required by law to be held on
the fourth Thursday in May next, is suspended by
ton.
The steamship Great Eastern, which is expected