The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-03
The CatonsvilIe Guns---Their Removal to

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| Court, John Hinsley and Henry Stockbridg
called on the Marshal of Police, with an order from
the Board of Police, directing the Marshal to de
| liver to Mr.. Petherbridge the six small cannon
| which were formerly in use at the school at st
Timothy's Hall, which after the 18Th of Apri hat
been brought to this city and taken charge of b,
the city authorities, by whom they have been helt
subject to the order of the Rev. l.. Van Bokkelen
| OF which he was fully apprised.
| On Saturday evening an order was presante,
| from Mr.. Van b. directing the Police au,horiti.
to deliver these guns to Mr.. Petherbridge, whict
was accordingly done. There was no order recei
| we'd by the Police Board from Governor Hicks q,
| mas been stated. Col. Kane complied with the or
der from the Board, and the guns which were
stored IN the rear of the MarshaPs office were taker
| out. John Hinsey had four wagons and several
nnrses IN attendance, and the battery was removed
Coi. Name, In conversation with Gen Cadw aIader
some days SINCE in ormed that officer that the gun,
were at MS disposal, and if he (Cfen CadwaIader)
uesred TO remove them it would not be necessary
~ =" sehu squad ot soldiers for that purpose, as
thelr appearance would only have tendency tc
create an excitement, and that an order f r their
| removal directed to the authorities of the CITY
| would be respected '
when the guns were taken by Col Petherbridge
Col Name deemed it bis duty to inform Gen Cad
walader that the guns had been taken ont of hi.
keeping, and accordingly he sent a messenger tt
Col Lewis, Federal Hill CAMP requesting him +,
| so MORN zen. Cadwalader Col. Lewis not being
ordered squad of men to enter the citv and tax.
| possession Of the guns wherever they might ht
1unu' Inc soldiers arrived at the Marshaps Office
| ABOUT eight o'clock, p. NJ. Their appearance ir
che city attracted large number of persons W he
| IoiInwed them, and when it was found that thei,
| destination was the MarshaPs Office much excite
| ment was created, and it immediately noi>eC
about that the object of the visit was the arrest n
| the marshal. In a few minutes, however, the
crowd was informed of the object of the visit and
! the excitement subsded. The guns had been con
| Veyed to Fort McHenry, and the soldiers returned
| to camp.
| Citizens Disarmed b,, Or,.r oc,,. ,.,,-o,,.-,..
The muskets in possession of the Rev. Mr.. Mel
son. rrinclpai OF st. Johns College, Annapolis
nave been delivered up to the United States Off
| GERS by order of Governor Hicks.
From Fortress Monroe
The news from Fortress Monroe is almost desti
tute OF interest. There are daily arrivals oftroops
who are assigned positions in the vicinity of The
iortlhcatlon. One or two of the regiments recent
y arrived are without arms. Much dissatisfaction
| exists on this account. Many of the volunteers
nave acted In disordery manner and A number
oil outrages have been perpetrated on the property
OF citizens IN the neighbOrhood of the fortress
consequently there Is very general indignation
| expressed against them. Gen. Butler has connie
OF regiments engaged in erecting Qualifications al
NEWPORT NewSpoint. 1t is expected to have ten
| iortlhcatlons completed within few days. 1t i.
Salu that mere runaway negroes have entered the
Lines and claimed the protection of the troons.
lucy were set To work BY Gen. Butler.
1ho|eiheh'S OF Gen B'itier--The Fugitive
FoRTRFss Novpor Inn III. 80.
! ry movements to-day, of importance Tho EAdara,
troops are transporting heavy cannon to the Rim
| onnn,itn 10y 0Gt"eeh f"rtress Monroe and the
campments One-tentb of 1bn VornnI, ~ iS aHe en-
are on the sick list, mostly with the measles The
.eSine1ts at Newport News are to-day literally
sPP',e" Win lresh provlsons from want of W hi ch
10y 10y H"Et SFeaty suffered Notwithstanding hard
49,. ~ ~ nc ''ehchtS, lne massachusetts and err
mont Regiments yesterday sent down nearly one
'".usahu iet'erS Tor their Northern friends.
gentleman VINO leit Yorktown at Z. NJ. yes
taS 10y tnerT were ABOUT 4,ooO Confederate
i"oPS assembled there put that none had been seen
between that point and Fortress Monroe distance
W 3l - miles A stand is evidently to be made al
yorktown, whl'her the slave owners in Warwick
rt; " anu E'|apetn Clty counties, have sent hal
! o -, "''n 'nlee uHys provisions, TO work
| 80 % ~ 'hehtS' j. ID. Magruder is in COM
IA odey Jones, asecessIonist, was arrested at
i"inPtoh yesterday but was released this morning.
Troops for Washington.
NEW l OkK, June 2-evening.-A Maine Ropi.
ment arrived here this morning and were escorted
! 10 the Astor d1use by the ''SOns of Maine" who
| presented nag to the regiment. They left bv rail
| al o C'ocK Tor asblnGton The New York 10Th
| N.'c"tcul Regiment lett here for Washington at
! O'Clock.
Special COrreSpondence of the Frcbcn,e
S,;,,o 90 $
TowsoSTowv lima 1eeI Nh :.
| - ,oo, 80. - ine ISL udy o
'uue' lool, Will oe a day ever memorable in tht
mlltary annals of this nation. On Yesterday tn,
strongly fortified and almost imnraGnobIa o;tr =
/ Towsontown conto;,ir,. .. H.. -
| - az leasI one hundred citi
ZehS anu countless multitude of the canine species
was captured by the inviucbe heroes of Ab~ahau
/ Lincoln led on by that able evneriancad ord ,oI
,ont onioou ~: c., " ""N r a.
nrn
| w III ~ LII MS n'!i'i'is,Ta head.
! indonitohI pioaIro ,''I"' s"'ulerS, IN
| d;stingni.b,d So P'u'e GU pump; put tE'
iftv npn has ,aka . ,til ";. o; w. NUM- cu ah'
| ensd t,vn nId ,:l t - - :, anu ! nearly II ,gh,
| nast ty l,,, ~ l @ uV VI '.e'r WIS. AL hai'
coInmn adyancinn. Fy, me- 'nelr apPrarance; "n
about one hnndrtd stronn 5 y tne heIay House
| direction of Cnckarsv;IIs' '.n;,'nei rom rom 'h'
! hundred and 6ny Tb iS ."S ap|uI % on
wards tba nrhIio 80 '""'eu "o'uy I"
rho ,racartinn - -, ",'"S n'st .aNei
cbaint oc ,ao " Su' n nunu the city win
i "ulP"S'>' ricNets Were stationed
ond g.. II o IL 'l"S u 'ne C"urt mouse
u us il"h"', 'uuEe TTlce, having adjourned tn
t"u't; was stopped oY sentintl as he attempted
| s. S 10y I'"il "e sanctuary OF Justice
."ie % conversation enSued, and the gallant sOldie
'y - PI Ps'"I'Gu n'S i"h"r 10 pass; otherwise tn
IG h ~ nave l"St MS G.hher. One ot tn
/, 80, ~, n'S e'e'' was not SO ortunate, Tor as b
tr nd i,s n"use seht'nei opposed his en-
oe' anu i"Iceu MN 10 last TIL supper time.
mruiorr OF the Bar attempted to deposit let
t III ''e "E' OI,ce, out was driven back by
"!""e' AZ rs breast. lcng-legged Union
could 90 where he wished. bnt sS sp"s tna1 Il
of hi error. AtJemptinp to mass sentinI b NJ
charged upon and pursu ID through n.rrn., olI
with the cold steel in an unnIeasant nro.i,,,' :
the caudal appendape to his coat III H 10y =
| saved his invaluable carcase. -
Thus was our civ canrured a,d tbo o,uor
Straw HAVING inmurtaIi1.d bi, saIF ,ko.fE : "a H.
sword and went into tho Towson Uotni 10 49,,
| ink no ,
affair was tho noncL oI,oa f - - VI ~: ~. " u W VI
who sat ON the porches. smokipg tbeir ci,,ors o.,
putting the vapor in their enemies ewes The
ma e but few remarks but ma of tbo,1 nhsorrad
''let them 90 on. if thev think thara is M bara
after" which led me to infer that he believed !
future state of rewards and punisbments
The immortal Straw and his gallant hand of off
GERS having taken their drinks nrocaadad m hrs
ness. They seized on all the arms in and abou
Ady's hotel, which were put in possession of
squad of heroes. Having robbed the people of thei
property, they proceeded to evacuate the city
which they did in two columns one moving tow
ards Cockeysville, and the other towards the ella
House.
We understand that the indomitable Major Stra,
will soon march upon our city again. He has bee
authenticallv informed by the faithful Union me
of this vicinity that there quite a number G
ugly weapons in the novels of certain old women {
tnis place. VINO nave organized a broom stick br
cnnseonenca ~ thi a. "t;ac" On MS camp.
, ef the valiant Maior To disorm the ola La.
if he can. Should the latter rout his forces, | wi
INFORM you OF the TACT. Y.
latest frem Western VIRGINIA.
, The Wheeling InteRi0encer confirms the nravio,
statement that the United States forces hava tat
possession of Grafton and tba taIarnh a.;
a there and adds that they also how. co,toI t ~
r Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad at that nIace ' =,
Sisterve, Va the federal forces cantnred NV
riled cannon, and a number of muskats
The two burned bridges near Farmippton ha
been so far repaired as to allow OF the nsseaqa
the cars.
Captain Trimhla had sent tbroa nrisoror, ,