The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-21

H., n.,uey 1oi'wed them, and Light street, oppo
o..e e 'Ie rouhtain Hotel, came up with them Pea
IoIA T u'ew pistol to shoot Mr.. Il tinev when Mr.
hooer1 halney seized him and disarined him
rntce.pohceman came up and Mr.. Rainey di,ectet
e'cock 10 be arrested, which the vice refused Il
o"' ooe t"ok John Rainey into custody, and Pea
TpIh pFgierred charge against him of assault
Robert Rsiney kept the pistol which he took fron
rescpck, ana an hour later Peacock agcin wen
lnto Tue irgnia house, aud offered to settle the
P'i Pat'er II the pistol was returned, which Mr.
rai.Sy reused to do. Peacock then procured a
wa '"ht 0r The arrest of Robert Raney on the
Gmnarg' m oi feoniously taking his pistol. Justice
mss he'd MIN to bail for Court. This disturbance
was provoked by the custo,n-housa official.
Acc,DENT-Y esterday afternoon an accident oc-
cuiFeu al the camp of the 10Th Massachusetts, repi
~ wHich, ~ feared,o one certainly, and per
naPS wv" mHn will lose their lives A private was
hahuiing his musket carelesssIy, when itw ac.
clueItaIy discharged. At the time there was a
"oIuea pug Ia the muzze, and both plug and bail
so;h meet. Ihe plug entered the right thigh of A
private and passed through the Geg. cansing .
iriShtui wound The ball struck another private
IN tne right side, and passed THROUGH his bodv
"hich will csrtaioly cause death. ' ''N''
rlonr IN DANCE House "A bout one o'clock
yesterday morning, officers Tolson and Croxsrd nF
1no we ponce, were attracted to the house of Her
nlah "oliingh0use, on Bond street. near A licaaun.
Dy 'ne cry OF murder. On entering the house thaIy
iUuhu TI Tree night going on among dancing party
:" "eu the oihcers attempted to dueli the distnr
Hg"no1' tne pelllgerenrs of both sides set upon
1em, ana used chairs, spittoons and other missile
me following parties were finally arrested and
GeI" IHr court:-HeTman Gainghouse apd-Uife
"e"' hovecost, Henry Stanley, and Henry Mevers
MORE STORES FOR WAsuMGroN.-Yest after
no"" tue steamer Columbia, Capt. Harper left this
Po't ior ashlngton with a cargo of army stores
c1Hssting principally of sugar c6Gaa taa srd 80
2ne st pped at Fort McHeury where she took ON
board several rife cannon and an armed ouaTd II
CnIro tnst the Government has purchased the
service. '' "S " suit Tue
piscHARGED. Mr.. N. L. Berry, who was arrestad
Sy FEDERAL authority at Annapolis Junction on
ouauay evening, has been discharged, there being
no eSidence to justify his detention.
An examination Of the case Of Mr. William II
Phelps, who was arrested on Sunday upon the
charge OF being concerned in the affair of the 10th
OF Aprli, was had yesterday before Justice Hiss
ana resulted in his discharge.
MILITARY MATrERs.-There was no considerable
m"ve ement men OF troops yesterday. The only arrivals
were l6O men in the morning, l4O of whom were
sent TO w Washington, and the remainder to General
bahhs column; and about l60 in the afternoon
VINO went to Washington. Only portion of these
men were armed and equipped.
train of cars containing about 800 horses for
Washington N't' "
The SHIP FAIR WIND.-The ship S. R. Spaul-
ding, Capt. S. Howes of the Boston line. has left
70 : assist the ship Fair Wind, aground on Hog
hA
ship oil, and her condition will permit he will tow
ner into the port OF New York Should She he
damaged to any extent, however, he will tow her
to this port.
- lhE SECOND MARYLAND REGIMENT The War
Department, haTing despaired of raising a third
regiment in Maryland, even under the s,liberan ar.
rahgement already noticed, has ordered that the
e" recruits intended for that regiment be added
20 20 tnose OF the second regiment, and appointed
U,aP'' ). =. Mcdonnell Colonel of the so-called I'd
Maryland "regiment."
EXAMINATION PosTPoNED. examination of
1ir' Jphn Bosley whose arrest was noticed in the
hsc""nJe yesterday, which to have taken place
Yesterday morning, before United States Commis
Honer Hanan, was postponed until Thursday morn |
ng' In consequence OF the absence of witnesses
DISPLAY OF ARTTLLERY.-Some excitement was
treated Yesterday afternoon by the appearance un |
IN toe streets of battery of artillery from Fort
aehenry. large number of persons witnessed
s passage through various streets; and there were
parade. " 'A''
HOME GUARD PARADNG.-Last night comrany
u the nome Guard, about fifty in number par AIDED
hfongn Baltimore and other streets. They were |
lot nniformed but wore black pants and were in |
he1T shirt sleeves.
ARREST on CHARGE OF RIOuNG Yesterday Will |
a NtnnE n was arrested on the charge of being
'ageu In the riot of the 10Th OF April He WAS |
'ommitted fora hearing by Justice Welch.
AsSAULT.-WiHiam Clancy was Yesterday taken
nto custody, upon the charge of assaulting Georee
Slementlng with billy. lie was taken before
ustlce Logan, who released him on bail for court
IHE MELoDEoN.-Leutbecker, of the Melodeon.
as suueu another attraction to his already excel
ent company. Miss Ledie White, the celebrated iio
ancer, has arrived, and ber reception on her first
ppearance, is the best evidence of her popularity
ms Is her third engagement in this city, and the
land ndgement VIII find that she will prove no ordi-
arg attraction. Miss Miles is winning fast he
avof OF the public She dances with much skill.
TIE CoNTINENTAL.-The enterta inment at the
onslnental is excellent, and the manager is deter
am to make his place favorite place of resort.
MSS aeen Smith is well worthy the plaudits hich
he tly receives. This is her first enpagem
fnls city, and never has young lady of her |
afs appeared here, who has exhibited SO much |