The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-24

| MORE FEDERAL TEoOPs RETURYISe FROM TIL
| WAR.-The stream of three months troops return
! ing from the respective commsnds to which they
I have been attached, sslil continues. On MONDAY
night and yesterday three PENNSYLVANIA regiueat.
| passed through this city their return home
They were the Eighth, Fifteenth and Twentv-tbirt
! regiments. In passing through the streets yester.
dav, member of the last named regiment wa.
killed, the particulars of which will be found else
where These men express the greatest dissatis
faction at the treatment they have received. Som.
OF them complained bitterly o; being forced to paw
their own travelling expenses home, which the Gov
erhment Is bnund by law, to pay. Several Of the
regiments were requested to remain, and large
! o3untY offered; but on ang the rolls, only an in
! significant number would agree to volunteer again
| The regiment OF Pennsylvania troops commanded
oy Coi. w. ID. Lewis, Jr., which has been encamped
! on Federal Hill, was expected to leave for hons
| last night.
The two regiments of Colones LYLE and More
head are also expected to take their departure to-
day. Orders to this effect however, b ID not been
received last evening, but were anticipated.
ENCAMPMENr OF TROOPS IN MISUNDERSTANDING
Monday night and yesterday four regiments of Fed
era troops arrived in this city. They came over
| the Northern Central Railway, as usual. The first
in order is the First Pennsylvania regiment OF re-
serve volunteers, under ommsnd of Colonel 4. b.
Roberts; the Eighth Pennsylvania, mmanded hy
Colonel Hays; the Fourth Wisconsin, Colonel II
r. Paine; and the Tenth Pennsylva commanded
BY Colonel McAlbeTt These regiments number
about about enc thousand men each, and are gene
rally very well equipped Upon arriving in the
ci ty they proceeded to the Southwestern suburbs
OF the city, where they are encamped on
either side of the railroad. Whether they are to
remain for any length of time cannot be ascer-
tanned,
The CASE OF Mn. BAYHE.-The case Of this gem
tleman, charged with "giving aid and comfort to
the enemy" yesterday ceme up before Commits
soner Ridgeey for investigation, but after the
examina ton of one witness, further proceedings
were postponed until to-day at l o'clock The
specific charge is that he attempted to send several
bottles OF quIhIne, concealed in barrel of lime, to
some point down the bay, from whence, it is al
legged, 1T was to be shipped to lrginia.
STEALING CLoTH.-William H. Barrett and Ed
ward johnson on Monday night taken into
custody upon the charge of stealing quantity of
cloth, the property OF Dr.. Rich. Upon being ar
raigned before Justice Showacre, they were COM
mitted for a further examination.
PROCEEDINGS or THE CITY COUNCIL.
Special Session
FIRST BRANCH.-P esert, JoHN c. BLACKBURN,
Esq President, and all the members
Mr.. Dixon presented petition from Mary E.
Seguin, asking for remuneration for damage done
her property in November, 1859. Referred
Mr.. ALLEN offered resolution requesting the
Mayor to furnish the Branch with detailed state
ment OF the amount of money expended out of the
appropriation of $500 600, appropriated for the de-
fence of the city.
Mr.. NICHOLAS moved to strike out the word
Mayor and insert City Register. Carried
The resolution then passed BY vote of 10
yeas to nays; ard after the vote was announced
Messrs. Hay and Nicholas, who had voted in the
affirmative, changed their votes, ard Mr.. Thomas,
who vted in the negative, changed his vote to the
affirmative. BY these changes the resolution was
lost
MIR. BLANCHARD called up the resolution author
iZ'ng the presentation of memorial to Congress
asking relief from the wrongs which have been in
h!cted upon the city. Some of the minor points of
the report and memorial elected considerable dis
cussion, although all the members OF the Branch
disapproved Of the action Of the Government in re-
moving the Police Board and the substitution of
the present system. The vote finally stood as fol-
lows:
Yeas -Messrs President. Bandel. Bogiano. Staylor
Brown, Nicholas. Blanchard, Hay, Tegmeyer Crout-IO
Nays-Messrs Yeisley, Wolfe, Meyers, Thomas Phelps
DGakely, Allen, Chase Dixon.-9.
We give the report in another column.
Adjrurned until to-day at o'c lock p NJ.
SECOND BRANCH Branch met. CHARLES j.
BAKER Esq., President, in the chair, and all the
members present.
An amendment to ordinance making appropra-
tions tor 1861 sppr0priating 81, 500 to deirav the
expenses OF the State elections, was received from
the First Branch and passed
The Branch then adjourned till this afternoon at
8 o'clock.