The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-13
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RECRUITS FOR THE SOUTHERN ARMY.-A large bo-
dy Of recruits-some hundred-left
the Seaboard road for Charleston this morning.
The most of them came from Baltimore the
Georgiana, while some of them, it is said, were
deserters from the United States ship Cumberland.
Thousands of our own young would flock to
the standard of the South, if it was not for lin
gering hope that Virginia will secede. In that
event, Virginia might require their services and
they prefer to rallv around her standard.-NorfoLb
Day Book, april II.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.--Married on the 2lst
instant, at st. Georges, Hanover square, by the
Rev. Sir (. Gore Ouseley, Bart, the Hon. James
T. Fitzmaurice, L. N, son of the Right Hon. the
Earl of Orkney, to Frances R. 0useley, daughter
of Sir William Gore Ouseley, X. G. B., LID.
The above marriage notice appeared in the Lon
don Times. Sir Gore Ouseley, the father of the
bride, it will be recolected, was the late British
Minister, entrusted with the settlement of the Nj
caraguan difficulties. The mother of the bride was
a daughter of the late Gov. Van Ness, of Vermont
at one time Minister to spain.
PAINFUL CASE OF DRowNING.-At Portland, Me-,
on Tuesday morning, as a mother, with her child
a bov about three years of age-was crossing the
P. S. g. p Railroad bridge, the little one became
unruly and refused to proceed. In the efforts OF
footing on the bridge and fell into the water draw
ing her child with her. An alarm was given and
the workmen in the Kerosene works fastened to
the rescue. The mother saved, but the poor
cnllu was CrOWneu. lHe mOtneF was the vile OF
one of the workmen in the Kerosene works.
PREPARING FOR IMMEDIATE ACrIoN IN KENTUCKY.
The Louisville Courier states that volunteer
regiment of Kentuckians is very nearly formed for
the purpose of immediate action, hostili-
ties commence. 1t is under the command of an
army officer of distinction. The Courier presumes
there will be several others soon formed. The
term of service will be for twelve months after they
care regularly mustered in." The Courier gives
also the names Of the recruiting officers throughout
the State,
DEATH OF VETERAN EDIroR.-Tbe telegraph an
nounces the death of Jos. T. Buckingham, of Bos-
tom who died in that city yesterday morning, at
the advanced age of 81 years. Mr.. Buckingham is
hardly known to this generation, but well known
to the last. He achieved great notoriety editor
of the New England Galaxy sharp, pithy point
ed weekly, that cut into men and things without
much mercy. In his latter days his pen became
soberer and sounder, and well honored the journal
he edited.
REouIs1rioN ON ILLINoIs.-At the last moment be-
fore going to press, we obtained information which
we regard as reliable, that requisitiOn on Hi
nois for troops is expected from the President
Gov. Yates, who has been for the past few days in
Washington, passed through this city yesterday on
bis way to Springfield. He expects Illinois to be
at issue his reclamation calling for the drill
ing and putting in readiness for active service that
number of men, Chicago Post, April 9.
New JERSEY CHARTER ELECuoN.-The returns
from all the wards in Jersey City show the Almost T
entire success of the Democratic Aldermen me
Republicans are nowhere. Out of ten Aldermen tns
Republicans have elected but one, by majority OF
three votes In Hoboken only two kepuDhcans are
eIacted ont of forty-nine municipal othcers. In
Hudson City the full Democracy u'Ae' " "s eleo'e"
bv nearly three hundred majority.
! Rarger. the French billiard champion, has been
;un;,aS to visit California, and upon being request
IN 10 make known his terms, responded that he
I'D make an engagement for $4,000 and his
trovellpg expenses there and back; also the ex-
nanses of his nephew, who accompanies him, and
IF gentlemen who acts as his clerk and inter-
prefer.
Among the passengers to sail by the steamer
Fulton, for Havre, on the 9th inst, are General
Miramon and Albert Lombardo, from Mexico; Hon.
W. l.. Dayton, United States Minister to ETaneei
Mr.. William Pennngton Mr.. J. s: Piee;& M Snrteu nar
States Minister to the Hague; Mr.. w. D in"fe''
United States Consul General to Egypt
The Committee of the City CounciI na'e
Mr. King the aeronaut, to make tMo 10 Vt
| from the Common on the Fourth OF ou1y, III tne
| hsuoons ssOueeo of the Air" and "Star Spangiea
p Tte sum of 81 900 will be paid for the
| same-BoSton Post.
| MI .Isvandria GazeHe of yesterday morning
I,s. nno The m all for the Orange and Alexandra
SasS from this city and the North laid over in TINS
citv Yesterday morning, in consequence oi the az Az
sence of the route agent to take charge oi 'us
mail.