The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-22
MONDAY, JULY %, 1861.

MORE FEDERAL TRoors FOR THE wAH.-At an
early hour on Saturday mcrning the Tammany
reg ihent OF infantry from New York city, arrived
at the depot of the Northern Central Railway and
maFGning to Camden station, proceeded in a train
10 W a. hlDgton The regiment numbered abOnt
! ! OUO men, and was commanded by Colonel w. ID.
Kennedy, who is said to be Batimorean. One o.
the privates was accidentally killed Harrisburg,
ana they carried the body with them to Washing
! ton.
THEFr.-A negro named William Harris, alias
Cults, was arrested on Saturday the charge ot
stealing from Henry Spouie, negro, gold watch
and iortr-nine dollars in money. The two negroes
attended the Herring run course Friday in
hack. Spoue being drunk, fell asleep in the We
hIc'e, %hAn he was robbed. Seventeen dollars
were found on Harris person, which Spoule ident-
he'd as part OF the money stolen from him. Har-
ris was held TO bail for court.
ROBBERY. Lieutenant Carmichael and Sergeant
COOK, OF the vica-Doice, on Saturday arresteda
man named VIM. Roe the charge of stealing
sou, the property of Martin Clarke, living at No.
Oh Davis street. Roe with his family, lived in the
same mouse, and the money vas taken from Ciarke's
trunk while he was absent from the citv for a few
days Roe was examined before iss who dis
charged him, there being no evidence to hold him.
CHANGE OF ORDERs. Orders were sent to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company on Satur-
cay evening. directing the company to have in
readiness sufficient for the trauspor tation of
tour thousand troops from the Relay House to Har
peI's Ferry. Yesterday morning, however, the
order was countermanded the Government de
sirng to wait the result at Manassas before send
ing troops from Washington.
A SLIGHT DECEPTION Yesterday afternoon, in
formation was received at the camp of the Sth Mas
:achusetts Regiment, that secession flag fly
ing out the Cuiverton road, and squad of four
teen men were despatched to capture it. On reach
ing the locality, the ouly thing to be found was
weather vane on the barn. which they kindly per-
mitted to remain.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A Young man, about 81
years of age, named George Mckenzie, who resides
on Preston, near Garden street. accidentally
shot bv a cnmrade named Christopher Sterling, on
Saturday evening, between and 9 O'Clock. The
ball entered his leg. causing painful but not dan
gerous wound. He was taken to his home, where
Drs. Greentree and Brown attended him.
NAIL Facilities FOR HARrER's FERRY AND CHAR
LEsrOwN The Postmaster of this city has received
orders to make up daily mail for lIarpers Ferry
and Chariestown, Jefferson county, Va, the same
to be directed to the QuartermaSter of General
Patterson's army until pnstmasers can be appoint
ed to serve in those places.
DEPARTURE OF GEN. BAHKs.-Et is understood |
that Gen. n. p Banks, now at Fort McHenrv in |
command of the division Of ANNAPOLIS will leave |
his morning 20 supersede Gen. Patterson in the |
of the troops in the vicinity of Charles |
own, Va. Gen. Dix, it is stated will assume
command here.
The New York THIRTEENTH.-This regiment,
SnOse term OF enlistment will expire tomorrow,
xnect to leave for home the same afternoon They
Vil be welcomed in Brooklyn upon their return, by
demonstration gotten up at the expense of the
lty But few of them will re-enlist. They have
'een Tor some time stationed at Bellevue Gardens.
CHARGED WITH INSULTING SoLDrERs-George
jurIlnger and John RUNNER were taken into Gus.
ody on Saturday night by vice policeman upon
he charge of melting riot by insulting Northern
oidierS upon the street. They were taken before
ustice Shipley, who released them bail to ap.
ear at court and answer the charge.
RESISTING CE-PoLICEMAN,-During Saturday
light vice-pnlicem arrested Edward jackson
pom the charge of being drunk and disordery and
essting him in the discharge of his duty. He was
ommitted for court by Justice Shpey.