The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-17
CITY LVI,ELLIGENCE.
Departure of Troops.

In pursuance of orders received bv Col Jones,
on Wednesday evening, the Nj Massachusetts, and New
York troops, who have been encamped on Federal
Hill, struck their tents at early hour yesterday
morning. They proceeded to the Camden station of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, where two trains
under charge of Conductors Shut and Armstrong
were IN READINESS to convey them to the Relay
House. The entire body embraced about 45O Of
the New York Eighth Regiment and 500 of the
Massachusetts Sixth and Eighth Regiments, all
commanded, in person, by Col. Jones, of Massa-
chusetts. There was large crowd assembled to
witness theiT departure, but very little enthu-
siasm was manifested, notwithstanding there were
several attempts made to excite some demonstration
OF friendly regard. Federal Hill after their de
parture, presented quite n dreary appearance in
contrast with the gaety which has prevailed there
&oouts lor two or three days past.
Arrival of More Troops.
considerable crowd collected at Bolton depot
Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock, to witness
the arrival of more Northern troops, portion of
whom were from Michigan, and the balance from
PpennsEivan'a. The Michigan troops were the First
Regiment OF Infantry, numbering $50 men, The
oihcers were Col o. B. Wilcox: Lieut. Col. L. L.
Comstock; Major Bidwell; Adiutant j. ID. Fair
banks; Surgeon, DR.. Brodie; Assistant SURGEON.
Dr. Smith. The band of the regimen T. led bv
Capt karn, accompanied them. The Pennsvlra.
mans embraced two companies of the first advance
regiment, from Reading, under command of Col
IL. L. Cake, who We're proceeding to W ashington,
10 JON the rest of the regiment, which is already
there. The RiDggod COrnet Band of READING
were also on the train, and Company of ununi
formed men from Montrose and Luzerne counties
fenbsylVanla. The entire number about one
THOUSAND. They proceeded to Mount Clare depot,
"here they embarked for Washington.
The Pennsylvania Troous
- inc camp near the Fort, consisting of Gen.
Cadwalladers command, presented very auima-
tea appearance yesterday morning. At an early
hour there were large number of visitors present
1updI in tru obi
with the soldiers. All along the line near Fort
avenue, wagons filed with lager were ARRANGED
aho large quantities were disposed of to citizens
and soldiers. When the encampment was first form
ed on Wednesday evening the greatest freedom
was allowed the people, and no difficulty was ex-
perenced in passing in and out the lines Yester-
dsy morning, however, the strictest camp discip-
line was observed. 1t was almost impossible tn
gain ADMISSION into the camp. few persons were
passed by order of the Colonels of the regimen
put with this exception all citizens were excluded
Inc order OF the day is as follows:-Reveille at
four O'Clock; company drills from to 7 o'clnck:
guard mounting at eight; morning parade at nine;
company drills from three to four: evening pa
rade at sunset; tattoo ten after which hour all
lights must be extinguished in camp. No one of
tue command can leave The camp for the city unless
ne ne mas written order from the commanding
General.
NoRrH-WEsrERN You've MEN's CHRISTIAN Asso-
cIATloN.-At the annual meeting of this association
held on the 7th instant, the following gentlemen
were elected officers for the ensuing wear: Presi
dent, Thomas NJ. Johnson; Vice Presidents, Josepb
Nelson, W. Il. Crawford; Recording Secretary,
). n. Myers; Corresponding Secretary, James II
Ball; Treasurer, job Scott; Directors, Edward J.
Green, Fl. d. Shriver, w. A. Beaman, H. Woods.
JF., Joseph P. ShipIey, WIN. j. Hiss, Thomas H.
Taylor. "
PROPERTY SALE.-Col. s. II. Cover, auctioneer.
sofa yesterday, on the premises, lot of ground
situated on the North side of Willow street near
Brltton, with front of Is feet and depth of AZ
feet, improved By twO-story brick dwelling. and
subject to an annual ground rent of Sl3.75. Pur-
chased by p. Mcguire, for S2O5.
Acc1DENT.-About o'clock last evening. as tvo
men were driving rapidly down Warren street, in
buggy wagon, little girl, daughter of ,john
Muse, ran under the horses heels, Receiving. how
ever, but slight injuries. She was taken to the re-
sIdence of her father corner of Paca and Warren
streets, where physician rendered his services.
MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL.-A match game n
base ball will be played this afternoon on the
grounds of the Excelsior Base Ball Club, betweer
the Maryland and Peabody Clubs. TIE play
Will commence ct three o'clock.
SALE OF ScHooNER.-Messrs r. Lennon & Co..
auctioneers, sold yesterday the schooner Seaman
Purchased by Pendergast Bro., for 1,G75.
NoTIcE.-Tax PAYERS are requested to take potIc,
OF the advertisement in another column of tn.
Auditor and City Collector.