The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-05

under General Patterson, made a speech recently
at Union meeting in tina, county, in which h
gave an account of his campaign on the upper Pc
-tothac, under General Patterson, proving cOnclu
SVey that he was fully able to have detained John
ston and his command at Winchester a. he had
peeh ordered and was expected 70 do and having
lalled to do this, through cowardce or incomre-
tency, the great battle of Manassas was lost Capt
paws stated that General Patterson declared, in
the presence of his men, that he was afraid to an.
pr0ach JohnstOn's camp at Winchester thouph he
had over 1900 highly efficient men at his com
mand. lie considered Patterson entirely responsi-
BILE tor the defeat of the Federal army.
The state Prisoners and Prisoners or y.r,.
d. y. Raining, merchant doing business at
NO 50 South street, New York was arrested night
before last on n charge Of endeavoring to send
cannon to the Contederates at Wilmington, North
Ndtoiiha, from Nassau, New Providence. lie was
sent to Fort LtfavetJe
German named John A. Hefner was CHARGED
oay before yesterday, in Philadelphia, with trea-
son under the recent law of the State The onIv
witness against the accused was a woman who
Kept store at which Hefner was in the hahi, = r
making purchases. The woman testified that the
prisoner bad said in her store that if it were in
his power, he would blow up the Federal forts
TdISc men ana arms and join the Confederate army
IL seems that He:ncr had made an applicstion At
:" ashinSt"h Tor a commission in the army which
ne Jailed to obtain, and became sore-headed in
cons quence Alderman Remick held the accused
IN ,Voo oall to answer Bail was promptly given
Frederick MaYer, also a German, who had been
captain IN three months regiment lately rc
turned from the seat of war was Ekeyisn arrestod
ID fhliadeiPhia. He was charged with conspirinr
WIN Partles In the South to recruit men for the
reueral forces, and then to turn them over, with
lher equipments, to the Cnufedcrates letter
written IN German, and intimatin the existence of
some such arrangcment was found unnn his narsor
The accused was held in s., 900 bail to answer.
Day before Yesterday, United States Marshal
iurrsv arrested The editor OF the Greeoport M I
~ u tort Lafayette. Some davs ago, the Marshal
received several copies of the paper from arties in
accompanied by an inquiry to wheth-
er tne . United states Government ought not to
rest the editor. The copies we're sent on to Wash-
lngton, and soon aterward the Marshal received an
order for his arrest. He was seized lust MS he was
getting on board the cars, his way to the Demo-
cratic State Convention.
The prisoners taken at Fort Hatteras and NOW
on board the Tigate Minnesota in this barbor, are
to be transferred, by order of the NAVY Depar;-
ment, to the frigate Brandywine, lying at Brook
iyn Navy Yard. When the Minnesota has depGsi
in the bIockadiog squadron
, hchard Harding was arrested in Cincinnati on
Friday, on the suspicion that he was a Confcder-
ate; ana hfd money in packet.
Henry j.. Reynold, OF Mobile, was arrested in
Norwich last Friday. Letters found about him
prove him to be carrying on an extensive sediious
Committed for Treason.
ohs OF the Lincoln family, Thomas B. Lincoln
has been committed to Jail at Cincinnati on y
shaTge OF treason, although the United States
commissioner before whom the charge was made,
admitted that the proofs against hin might not
convict him.
FFom ne ST. LoniS Hestiicse Post, Aug. Il,
nv, they are in Earnest nj Last.
me thlrtecn prisoners taken at Pilot Knob are
low diilgentIy swe ping and working in the arsenal
g Is also SAID that Fremont as given orders that
n fature all those low American women who deal
n secession and shout 'hurrah for jeff Davis" out
II the windows ot their houses, shall be treated
ust as the male scHundres. and be sent to the ar
enai likewise, where these fine ladies NAV take |
essohS IN sweeping and other useful occupations
From, tie Cincinnati Gazette
Defense of Cincinnati
Professor Mitchell, lately appointed Brieadier- !
Ieheral III the regular army has been appointed to
ne command OF Camp Dennisou, and will have |
hsrge "i all military operations for the defense Of
MS ctty. THIS places safety in the hands of "A |
borough military man. He will be supplied with |
o9ndaht war material from the eastern arsenals |
no will have under his command at all times a force
or active operations in any emergency.