The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-02

party are open and earnest in the expression o
their dissatisfaction.
ANOTHER ARREST.
MT. Edward Slicer, sub-treasurer of the Custom
mouse was yesterday arrested at his desk and tax
.G tue Central Police station. Tire charges apains
MIN, we learn, that of giving expression +,
sentiments deragotary to the present administra
ton -
IHE CAMDEN STATION ATFATR-The fright O
Colonel Phillips New York regiment on SUNDAY
n'gnt, at Camden station, appears to have been at
tehueu with more serious results than. WAS at frs
ascertaIned, and which facts, from the latenpss n
the hour at which the affair occurred we were nm
aoie 10 obtain In addition to the killing of one al
tnelr own men, who had his head literally blown
on, wbich is noticed by telegraph man n namad
Frederick Uber, living at the corner of Tit,IG
Green and Barre strents, was shot in the right arm
Dr. w II Baltzell attended him. and it is believed
t"at amputaton will not be necessary. young
man named John f. Patton, twenty-tbree wears
OF age residing at AZ n Calvert street clerk with
thomson Block, wholesale druggists was also
shot through the left eot. The foot was amputated
m Ins morning BY Drs Smith, Dunbar and BaltzeIl.
me oail struck him on the inside of the middle
OF the loot, shatering the instep, and coming ont
at the ankle joint. He also struck by a buck
shot between the ankle aud knee 1t is matter
u surprise that more persons were not injured iu
the scanperng that ensued from the depot unor
the regiment firing. The cause of the frino ba,
been variousy stated, bur the fact appears thai
"hen the drunken soldier Iell, he shot cpmnanion
ana not himself first stated. Several of his
comrades immediately fired upon the crowd which
surrounded the regiment. The Colonel then gave
orders to the first company to fire in the air q
c0mpllance with which order it appears had the
ehect ct frightening the rest of the companies SO
paaiy that they also obeyed the order
n ANOTHER REGIMENT FOR WASHINGTON The
Fourth Michigan regiment, numbering l 14Oman
unuef command of Col. ID. A. Woodberry arrived
at the Bolton depot between 4 and 5o'cIock last
evening. They Immediately marched to Camden
st,"tlon, Where cars were in waiting to convey
.nem . to Washington. They were from Adreon
MMlchigan, NJ where they had been encamped for some
ume. They left there unarmed having been
promised supply at Harrisburg. Upon arriving
az that place they were supplied with the common
nint-lock muskets which represented to be of a
worthless character.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-About one O'Clock on
monday morning an attempt was made to rob the
uWelllng OF G. Morton Stewart, ESQ on Charles
near Eager street. The thieves succeeded in gain.
ing an entrance, but the noise occasioned in doing
50 woke mr.. Stewart, and they fed without secur-
ing any booty. One of the vice police came up to
the house just in time to allow the thieves IN es
cape. W
oUtCIDE-A man named Joseph Maderstacher.
ageu ABOUT thirty years, a well digger bv trade.
committed suicide on Sunday night last at his resi-
bence; bt no. S6S West Baltimore street. He hung
hlhSeil 10 bed-post by means of piece of fuse
coro, such as is generally used in blasting An in
quest was held by Coroner Greentree The de-
ceased had apparently been depressed in spirits for
some days T "
Boy SHoT.-On Sunday night last, a boy about
seven years OF age, named Robert Reppie shot a
lad' named U. Dubral, in the right leg, by the
careless handling of pistol. The wounded boy
was t. Ken to his home, No. 155 North Paca street
where his injuries were dressed. The other bow
was arrested, aud held to bail for further hearing
by Justice Shipley.
SHOT FOR TEEsPAsSlNG.-George Gerhardt, resd-
ing at ~ johnson street, was on Sunday last shot
whist trespassi0g on the farm of Mr. Crisp, in
Anne Arundel county. The ball took effect in the
right lung, and the wound is regarded AS a very
dangerous one. Ha is attended bv Dr.. w. H.
Baltzel " L.
ARRESTED ON SUsPICIoN.-John DevalIan. James
McbrIde, Charles Fay and James Roberts were
arrested yesterday on the charge OF robbing the
shoe store OF VIM. Williamson, 90 Ensor street, on
Saturday. They We're held for hearing bv Jus
tice Hiss.
AssAULT.-Chares Scott, colored. was Yesterday
arrested by policeman Gaines, upon the charge Of
assauiting Peter Butler, c0lored Justice Show
acre committed him in default of security to answ er
at Court. ~ "'"
:, MEETING OF THE CRY Council His Honor the
Mayor has deemed a special session of the Council
necessary, and has accordingly called the BODY to-
gether on Wednesday (to-morrow) at five o'clock
BASE BALL.--A match game of Base Ball was
PLAYED on Saturday between tha Roval and Bolton
Clubs, which resulted in the success of the ROYAL
CIun The score stOOd--ROyal 39 Bolton I5