The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-08

Champagne. The negro acknow ged that he had
stolen the basket and gave as a reason that he d..
sired to live ike gentleman for day. Justice
Hiss. ordered him to receive thirynne lashes which
were given him.
REINFoRcEMENTs FOR GEN. PArrEgsoN.-During
Saturday night two regiments of New York Vol.
unteers, from Washington. the Nineteenth and the
iwehty-elghth, passed through this city for Mar
.lhsoufg, y'o Chambersburg, to reinforce Gen. Pat
terson. 1t was very gene ally rumored that Gen.
Mansneid had accompanied them, but this proved A
mistake. The Twelfth New York regiment also
passed through last evening for the same destl-
nation A bout eleven o'cOck last night the New
York Filth regiment also passed through from
Washington for Martinsburg.
DEPARTURE OF THE FIRsr MARYLAND REGIMENT -
Inns regiment yesterday morning received orders
to prepare Tor departure Six O'Clock was decided
upon as The time fer leaving. About that time the
regiment embarked for Frederick much to the
qualification of numerous citizens who have been
annoyed by their depredations since tbey have been
IN camp 1t is believed that they intended to
REINFORCE General Patters n, near Martinsburp
Lieut.. Col. Nathan 7. Dushane was in command.
Col. henIy remaining to act as Provost Mar shal.
CHARGE OF STEALTNG.-A colored womgn named
Matilda Anderson was arrested on Saturday night
by vice-poceman Smallwood upon the charge of
stealing the of S20 from the trunk Of
Black, colored, who resides at No I3 Jew aIiev-
Upon being arrainned before Justice ShipIey she
was committed TO Jail to await the action of the
Grand JGry All of the money with the exception
81 s. was recovered.
CHARGE OF TREAsoN.-The Grand jury of the
United States District Court having presented
Lewis Bitten upon a charge of treason he appear
ed IN Court on Saturday morning and gave bail in
the sum of 81 600 to appear from day to dav until
discharged. Should the Graad jury find an in
olctment be will be committed to Jail to await his
trial, as the case will not be bailable one
MORE Troops FOR "AsHINGroN.-About five
O'Clock Saturday morning the Mozart regiment,
from New York, passed through this city en- route
TO the Capitol. The regiment was commanded by
HoioneI Edward F. Riley, and came by way of
Harrisburg.
The twenty-third regiment from New York also
passed through about eleven o'clock on the morning
OF the same Gay.
RETURN OF SECRETARY CAMERON The Hon.
SIMON Cameron, Secretary of War, ACCOMPANIED
by the ladies Of his family, reached here on Satur
day morning in the steamer Louisiana from For
ness Monroe. After stopping a short time at
Barnum's Hotel, they proceeded to Washington
In an extra train.
BOY KICKED BY NEGRo.-On SATURDAY. igbt,
a BOY named James Clarke was on Iibert, street
when negro named Mace Dixon, passed along
ana without any PROPAGATION, gave the boy severe
Mck' & oxen was arrested and taken before Justice
mss VINO ordered him to receive thirty nine lashes
which were efiectuslly administered
Hor WEATHER.-I esterdav was one of the warm
est DAYS ot the season, the thermometer ranging
between el%n'y and ninety during the day. In the
morning aud evening it close and sultrv.-
ScarceIy breath of wind was to be felt The SOL
oiers stationed in the city suffered severely
RoBBERY.-On Saturday night vice policeman
hchter took into custody Rose Smith, charged
with robolDg Mrs Little, No. 432 West Saratopa
street, OF So. She was taken before Justice
ShIpIey, who committed her for Court