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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-02
From Richmond,

LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-The Richmond Eramfner
says the Confederate forces have been removed tor
ward far beyond Manassas. Prisoners are still be-
ing brought in.
thousand of the enemys dead still remain un-
buried.
General Beauregard, it is said positively, is not
at Manassas.
It is certain that we captured 80 000 hand
cnfft, with which the Federals expected to manace
prisoners!
Davis has telegraphed to the Georgia regiments
to come on.
We have taken % ODf stand or arms
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LoUIsvrL,E, July 3l.-fhe Janraai copies the
fo'iowing despatch, dated Culpeper Court House
July 9th, from the Southern papers:
whole regiment of Indiana troops were cap
tured yesterday. They were caught in the moun.
tains near Leesburg, and wore nearly starved out
we also yesterday captured Major Potter, and a
party of New Workers.
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From New Orieans--The Confederate Con-

New OaLEANs, July 3l.-Congress was in secret
session all day. The following business was made
public:
resolution passed permitting the lst regi-
mept of North Carolina volunteers to be mustered
into service for the time agreed upon by them when
they volunteered and to be paid for services already
rendered. This includes the pay of private debts
from the North Carolina Military Institute
The President approved of a resolution making
disposition of the dons made by the churches,
on fast day. to relieve the wounded at Manassas.
The amount was S5,27S co.
The Louisiana State Bank declares this evening
dividend of per cent. out Of the profits for the
st six months and reserves a large surplus.
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FRom FORTRESS MONROE.

IO'TTFNF'HutHCe OF HSSOCluItu
FORTRESS MONROE, July 3l.-Leutenant Crosby
left the fortress yesterday an expedition with
300 men and several pieces of artillery distributed
on board the propelers Cadw alader, Fanny and
Adriatic. Their destination was I'D the bay. They
have not yet been heard from
Professor La Mountain made an ascension with
his balloon this morning. He attained an eleya-
tiun of 900 feet and was able observe circuit
of thirty miles in diameter, making recouuois-
sance " hich may prove of some service.
There ale no traces of the Confederates in the
vicinity of Hampton, which is in truth deserted
village.
Hon. John Tyler's house is occupied by large
number of fugitive slaves.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE Army,

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1861.
General Orders No. l3.-It has been the prayer
OF every patriot that the tramp and din of civil war
might at least spare the precinrs within which re
pose the sacred remains of the Father of his Coun-
try; but this pious hope is disappointed. Mount
Vernon, recently consecrated anew to the I'm
mortal Washington by the Ladies of America, has
already been overrun by bands of Rebels, who,
having trampled under foot the Constitution of the
United States-the Ark of our Freedom and Pros
perity-are prepared to trample on the Ashes of
Him to whom we are all mainly indebted for those
mighty blessings.
Should the operations Of war take the United
States troops in that direction, the General in
Chief does not doubt that each and every man will
approach with due reverence and leave uniriured
not only the Tomh, but also the House, the Groves
and Walks which were SO loved bv the bast and
greatest OF men. WINFIELD ScorT
By commands
~E. ID. TOWNSEND Asst Adit Ganpral
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From, Cairo,

. CAIRO, July 3l.-Two steamers arrived at New
Madrid yesterday, with a large number of Con
lederate troops, wagons, guns, and ammunition
Il, 600.
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Result of the Destruction of the Tinh-
Houses ON the Caast Of Nirginia-EIeXeI

NEW Y oRK, August 1.-The surveying schooner
vixen, from the Capes of Virginia, reports seeing
eteren vessels ashore between Cape Henry and a
point ten miles snuth-five of them ships! All
of them more or less stripped, and appeared
to have gone ashore recently.
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FROM WASHINGTON,
Military Orders.

WASHINGTON, July 80, 1861.
General Orders No.l2.-Searches of houses for
arms traitors, spies, and arrests of offenders in
such matters, shall only be made in any depart
ments by the special authority of the Commander
thereof, except in extreme cases admitting of no
delay.
BY command of LIEUT. GIN SCcTT.
E. d. TOWNSEND, Asst. Adjt. General.
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Prince EapDieOn,

PHItApELPHrA, August I.-Prince Napoleon ar
rived here last night. He is stopping at the La
Pierre House. He visited the Girard College and
renl'entary to-day. Tomorrow he will leave for
Washington.
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New YoRK, August 1.-The steamer Africa,
from Liverpool on the Goth ultmo, whose advices
have already been teegraphed via Cape Race, ar
rived here this morning.
The English Mission had been received at Pekin
in friendly manner, and there is a satisfactory
w;,b China on a better footing than heretofore.
Adyices from Vienna state that Count Morites
Esrherhezy has been appointed Prime Minister.
freat Paris, destroying the Grand Opera
House, caused the loss of property valued at l,ooO,
600 irapcs Six persons were injured.
Count Torzacb, the new Chancellor Of Hungary,
has declared his determination to act according to
the wishes OF the nation.
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The efficiency of navy is nothing to biDn for
A'half dozen vessels have been out ses,tnS ave
the privateer jeff. Davis, and most o' nntb;ng OF
her, Yet vessels arrive daily who repOg. hsT on IN
1eps .poPts e0 S sued
STdsy sh'P n 1Ft the goth inst, in lat 84.6O, long
II, ,2o.-Pitsburg foss'
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ErOin Northern 1IissnIsri

MEXICO, Mo-, July 80 - Brigadi-r G eneral Pope
has Issued q special order assigning Brigader Ge-
for ces along the Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad
Col Grant will command at Mexico, Col. Ross will
occupy Warrenion, and Col. Palmer wi post his
regiment at Renick and Sturgeon, making his
hcaGouarters at Renick. These several districts
do nrt exceed seven miles in extent and the com-
,narGirp nicprs are entrusted to report to the dis
trict headquarters at Mexico the names of persons
suitable to be appointed superintendent and as
sisiant supernteudents, whose duty 1t shall be to
protect the railroad property in their respective
divisions.
Men of property and respectabilitv, without re-
gard to political opinions, are to be selected Tor
these positions. All illegal assembiages VIII pe
promptly broken up, and all persons taken in arms
against The United States will be sent to Mexico, TO
be disposed Of bv the commanding general. No
arrests will be made for opinions sake, unless the
parties are engaged in open acts OF hostlity, or
are stimulating others TO such acts by lnhamma-
tory wcIds or publications. The restoration OF
peace and safety to a region distracted by civil
crmmotiun, and the punishment OF the infamous
assasins ard incendiaries intesting the country
announced to be the mission of the forces in North
ern Missouri. The troops are cautioned against
excesses OF any kind and especially of depredaton'
on the possessions and property OF any citizens oi
Missouri, and any niractOns of military discipline
and good order will be visited with the greatest
severity possible under the articles of
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ing the bridge at Monocacy and withheld by Gov

Leave was granted Mr.. MILLER to introduce
bill repeating certain sections of article "a of the
Gode OF General Laws relating to the Baltimore
Female College, Referred
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From Kansas.

LYAvExwonTH, July 3l.-The Conservative has
sdyices trom the Usage Indian region, that Mr.
Shoemacker, the chief missionary of that tribe,
has been compelled to leave By the secessionists.
force of one hundred men under Judge
the Usage country, to dsperse the Cnnfederates.
The Times says large body of Pawnees and
Cheyennes are in the vicinity of Marysville, Mar
shall county, Kansas, and it is thought they Will
iDaugurate bos,ilities, having been tampered with
by the secessionists in that region.
After the recent skirmish at Harrisviile, Mis-
souri, and the dispersal OF the rebel forces, Jenni
SON and his men robbed some stores of clothing
nc which he distributed among the troops Jen
nison is not in the United States service, but IN
this skirmsh acted in concert with the Fedora
troops. -
The trial of DR.. Anthony, publisher OF the 70"
serrotire of this citv for killing +. c. Satteree
editor of the HeraId closed yesterday. The Jur
were out but twenty minutes when they returne
with verdict of atquittal.
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CorroN GINs.-The Savannah Republican Of the
Goth ut. states that large mandatory of cotton
and agricultural implements is now in course Of
erection in that city. The mandatory will give
employment to two hundred operatives, and will
cost several hundred thousand dollars.
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tiHn i'm Col. Nann's Regiment
SANDY HOOK, August 1.-NO important move
ments have t"ken place on the part of this column
Additional forces have been sent up to guard th,
fore at llarper's Ferry. Scouts sent out on Tues
day night report considerable bodies of Confede
rate ioragers within six miles of the Ferry, which
gave rise to suspicion Of a much larger bod,
beirg nearer US than Leesburg. Some think thai
JOhnstnu's army is on the move norhward
Three hrfgades of the Shenandoah column have
already been formed The first will be command
ed by Col. George Ii. Thomas; the second by Col
j. }. Abercrcmbia, the third by Col Cha les l..
Stone. O;ber brigades are now forming.
The Massachusetts, 18th regiment at H Hagerstowp,
is expected here tonight. The 5th Connecticut re-
ginent arrived here this morning.
There Is much dissatisfaction in Col Mann 3 re-
gment of the Pennsylvania Reserve. A large
number were missing at roll call yesterday morn
ing, and yesterday about 800 refused to be sworn
IN. The men assign various causes. Some saw
that they are not armed as they were promised to
be hy their State authorities, and that they have
scarcity OF food, from the want ofmanagemapt and
inexPericEca OF their Commssisrat but the real
cause is believed to be want of confidence in their
officers, added to aspiI atiOns of subOrdinates for
higher grades.
Col Porter, of General Banks staff at the in
stance, it is presumed of the commanding General.
addressed them last night in a patriotic strain but
the disafection apparently still exists This is the
only known instance of any dissatisfaction in this
army. The health of the column is good.
Scouts frequently bring in evidence of secession
combinations in this section of Maryland as well as
of ire quent cCmmuncations with the Coniederstes
in Virginia. Stringent measures have been insti-
tuted to stop such corrpondence, if it really exists
Also, to break up the organizations. Nothing is
positively known outside the staff of the enemy's
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

CITY CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE KREBs.
Mary Ann Croft US. William Croft. Complainant
divorced mensa ct thoro from defendant.
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FROM NEBRASKA.
Movements of the Indians--Attempfs of tli
Seressionists to Procure their Aid.


Seressionists to Procure their Aid.
BROWNSVILLE, n. T., july PA large number
Of Indians are now on the publican for k and the
Platte river, ostensiblv on their usual hunt, but
really to light the Pawnees.
Runner states the strength of the Chevennes. Ara
pahnnS and Kowss to be nearly 60OO, and that
the Chaypnnes who were nearly 500 in number
were seeking the aid of the Potaw atomies and At.
tOas. .
some political contentious have occurred in
Southern Nebraska.
The settlers in the Big Bone are in great alarm,
and many Of them have moved away with their IA
miles and stock.
Scouting parties have been sent out from Kansas
and some nf the eastern counties of Nebraska, to
assist the Union men, and prevent the commission
of cutrares b7 the secessionists and Indians.
The secessunists have been in constant commu-
nicstion with the Indians of that section, and the
Attoos acknowledge to having been selected to aid
the Southern Confedrracy. majority OF tht
warriors were at time in favor OF rendering the
Cnnfrderates assistance; but thay had been dis
suaded from doing so.
Three wagon loads of arms and ammunition ar
reported t. have crossed the Big Bone some day
AGO, for parties in the interest of the Southern
Cunfcderacg.
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From the NelU Fork Herald.
THE HABEAS CORPUS IN NEW =
~ i4+hplIfAN SONt OO IN NEN OGh.
THE UNITED STATES COURT REFUSES THE MOTION
EXECUTE THE WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS.

IITT' WI MOTION
EXECUTE THE WRIT HABEAS CORPUS,
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
Before Hon. Judge Belts
july SIN the Matter of the HaJeas Corpus of
Purcell NcQaiIam.-The amendment 70 tbp retnro
in this case was ordered for this morning.
The Court asked if the case of McGuilIan was
ready for hearing. " 80
Mr.. Edwards, advocate for the prisoner. asked
Tor the return upon the writ. He said that be did
not appear officially in this case, but he under
stood that military officer was in attendance with
return, copy of which would be laid before the
court The paper was presented, and read as fol-
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SANDY ilO X, August |, p. M.-About 300 of the
disarcted men OF Col. snn's regiment, having re-
fused to be sworn in, were to-day disroled and
sent to Harrisburg under a guard. The scene of
dsTolement was one Of humiliation to the men, be-
ipg considered light punishment for their dsaf.
fec ion
1t is not known whether the remaining men will
BE- attached to some other regiment, or sent home
to recruit or BE- disbanded.
Citizens Of Harper's Ferry report seeing Con-
fcGeratG pickets at Charestown in citizens dress
Col. Gesrish's Pennsylvania regiment was in
srectrd this afternnnn.
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SAFETY on RAuRoADs.-The annual report OF the
New Jersey Railroad Company, presented recenuy'
| says:
Upwards of three millions of passengers nave
been transported safely since the last enumeration,
making more than thirty-six millions VINO no
been carried without loss of life or lmo IN 'ue "a"
] since our organization.
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This officer, who figures conspicuouslv in the
late official repots of Col. Richardson, publishes
communication in the Washington Star of last
evening for the purpose, he says of correcting the
errors he (Col. Richardson) has com mmitted, and
adds in conclusion:
Col Richardson states conversation with Lieu
tenaut-C Colonel Stevens, of his command. | never
saw Colonel Stevens, to my knowledge. ! never
gave him. or any one, the order to depoy his col
umn; the order must have emanated from some one
el,e and hence my misortune for on his impression
that was drunk those not Immediately connected
with me rung it the field, without inquiry or
investig alton. This is all that is proper for me to
say at this time, have called for court to IN
! yestigate the whole transaction. Those who nave
read Richardson's report will confer favor 60
compare this statement with 1.-THE discrepancies
are glaring, the errors by deductions apparent.
! L. S. MILES,
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Tur New B1ocKADrSG squApR9S.-A NOrtherner TU;r
SUCCESS siding them with stone ballast and sinking
u ON the inside of the bars of the rivers to be
hiockaded Charleston, Savannah and New Or
leans (if the wrecks were sunk at the head OF the
passes) would require but a small blockadipg
squadron.
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- at the meeting of the wives of volunteers. in
Turner Hall, Cincinnati. on Sunday afternoon, july
ZS the following resolution, together with Others.
was pass-d
Resoc d. That every wife and family Of volunteers de-
prlVed OF support of livelihood shall receive no
less than 80 weekly for their support
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The Fruits of the Contest.
Relief for the Poor

. Inc Americans, who were but n small prono--
uon' We're matrOnely in appearance and their INV
siognomy showed an expression indicating that
they were not accustomed to such errsnSc =
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