The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-25
05VY NTELLiGENCE.

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chargeu' hnut IA wears of age, son Of Mr..
Rnbart G. Sousuum, who resides d. No. 100 I b
49, he limb so to check the HOW OF p'ooo,
dage" ,u' an, ceIow was removed to his hone.
Wne" yig,r Kelly and Bsltz- attended him.
p,,o .arrd is quite serious, though 1t NAV not De
i ~ anputate the limb. private OF the |
n;,,apt named John Buck, also received the load |
=; his leo The surgeon dressed the I'M ury, and he
Was taken along with the regiment. 1t was stated
that man named Bundle had been slightly wound
ed a!.a but he could not be found 1t Is prooaoie
that nothing serious happened to him.
Another SOLDIER SHoT-Great CONF Among
yben rs Nh. 6th Pennsylvania regiment wa,
Yesterday pas,ing down Euta@ street, near Madi-
SON a soldier tripp-d and tell, causing his gun to
90 off In n Instant a great portion of the line
Gas thrown into the utmost confusion. The men
.c,tt,r,d in every direction, and the general i'm
rsssinn seemed to be that some one had put his
T,ot on q IN a ked battery and that an assault was
immineat. II was with great difficulty that the
lin. WAS re- Gi d; indeed, not until the officers
h "A COIL red several of the men and led them up
A lputeuaDt ot one of the Companies, it is stated,
was SHOT in the ankle, and qusntlv had his foot
ampu,at-d As the regiment moved off, the men
apn-tred u view the ground with a suspicious
glance but ao of them fell down.
Hoa1wAED Bound TRoops.-Three regiments of
Pnn., wanna troups yesterday passed thr0u b this
city on their return home. The first one was the
4 h, which arrived during the early part of the
,nnrD;ng At later hour the the 1st regiment
arrived A portion of this regim. mt had already
a. h IL the afternoon tba I7,h rs,;na,t;
G,I Patterson, also passed throu. h. They carried
win tb,u, an Gid cannon which they stated thew
captured al Charlest0wn, Va. 1t will probably be
recOliectrd By persons who visited Chariestown
during the John Brown raid as having been lying
on the g.olnd beside the Court House in that
town, ald 'here 1t has been ever since, until this
regiment took il.
IRoors FOX " AsHINGreS.-Tbe Pennsylvania 9Th
aud regiments passed through here Yesterday
ior Warrington. The 6 h, Commanded by Colonel
w " KcKet's, Is the first regiment which has
g'ne IT, ashlngton since the defeat OF "the grand
army. IL numbered 995 men, who were very well
tquippeu, ne go regiment was Imm anded by
C'' Il. D. Harvey, ana numbered 9Oo men. The
~ h regiment from the same State, commanded
D 20. Noh,oei' when arrived IN tals Guy on
,stI,i ''' wv yesterday i'efnooh ior 'he
p''''
COMMITTED FOR CoURT.-l esterday afternoon a
man naned Thomas Norris entered the green. gro
Gerry Kept by Mrs. Ii. Weighorst, corner of Canton
a.e"uu auu Donu siee', anu commenced helpih2
nih'em 10 sausage meat ana nther articles. When
Mrs "e'gnorsI se,zSd MIN by the collar and com,
mahueu nim u Jay down ms plunder motifs dropped
Tue " 'ees, a"u 'nen SUI ucA nrs. several Doms.
ne was a'ter"aruS arrested anu justice GrlHln
committed MIN I" JAIL Tor Court.
Severely lNJUHtD.-On Tuesday afternoon a
man named ROBERT b Besson, In attempting t. get
oil a tram OF cars at the Intersection of Canton
avenue and Bond street. fell vioently to the
ground, by which he sustained some internal in
Jurles lie was taken to bis clearinghouse on
Bona street near Shakespeare street, where DR..
DAsniell at'eIusu MIN.
The THREE MONTHS SOLDIERS ABOUT BALTIMORE.
1t appears that the various reg iments about Bal
timore whose term 0i enlistment has expired, have
determined to remain In the service OF the Govern
ment lew days longer. There are, however, some
OF 'ASpsuu' ~ al ~, 'us 'eginen's; ano o,
as n,onr n - N $500 ,. '' h'su'' anu
40 many h''e al { eApee'eu VI 20 to-uay.
The CASE OF Mr.. BAYEE.-The examination oil
VA " ','an neyne, upon me charge OF giving
a. - ~ ~ W VIC eoemS, was yesterday IN
IL ,6a ITniniss"ner hlngeley, and resulted
Ibar. HAM, mo 1884 usoaee u, Una. gentleman
'ne.e Icing ne eFiueEce to suostanuate the cnargt
against ulm
Gen. BANKs.-This officer left the city yesterday
altei noon about ha-past three O'Clock, in specir
train provided by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. lie will proceed to II ,rp, RS Ferry
where he command of the remnant o
troops formerly under Cen Patterson
AN OUTRAGE By A So1Drp-Abont IN o,o,o,L .,
Tuesday nIoht. MIR l. HnI-on vs. ,a.s;. ' 49,
Fa,.tt. s,roeI mar Iba hr,dr n ~ fs , GU
when A : ldier apnroachsd S;nn d -, ',I ~
siiht. arP. 49, 49, MINI anu without 'h'
upn him Tnere wars nons of t5s
near to arrest the scouudreI.
6CcDrvr rroy E,p, an,,, yu.u,
Mr. S.n1ra T. H. a. -; 1 e,"aS hornint
F.y.,t. yr.u'.b;y ~ ~ , - rr w puru s'reet, nea'
dixch,, a.. -. = ;,"i - - aim oy 'ne acciuenIH
Reed dTe.sed ,h. wmu m''1 n' was nah'i'hs' Dr
Ca, '"e "ou"u.
go; NJ bEi"AN :-3eh. E. b. Mcclellan, &C
r;r. -; 'L ~ "n "u-ue.camP, Is expected to ar
on tni' Ivy aoou' eisn' q CLOCK this morning
{" '""'e 'i " ashihgton.
DEATH OF A SoLDIER-A member of the o.
NARY regiment, named George Bruce yester
uay uled al the Lombard street IDtirmary n
NPhoid iever
FInE.-1Le alarm of fire last eva,i,o a. soror
o'clock was uccasiopea bv The martial hSS; w .
frame shed attached to Bennett's nnttarr go -
Eastern and Central avenues Damsge sl;gbt
GotNG IN WAsurxsrov T.; -,
Eigh Pennsylvania regiment now ,adt ns n
McPnersJr'. - in on r., ", to euoain peu nea
rn1rEgufyIIv SIk 70 ~ .1 LIN enls moIh Z
Sneci,, Sass;o, oOoHoi"
FEST BGAYCH.-P.ese1t, JOHN G.. R1AcKprpx
Esq President, and all the members
81, Rpnyyy ,r.s.,,ad IN, =, So; r. m:u:
Schnsulfer to b.. indemni6.d fdr dana. ,,,,a
ing to $3.50 sustai ed +, his bnnsa on Edr,ot
st eef near b ,Iiuore street nv a moh nm RI. On n
Of April. referred
Mi NICHOLAS called up the ordinance authorizing
the Mayur AID Civ REGISTER tn ISM tho h,nds ,s
the CITY to the amount of SI5O 400 :, .r.bIo 81.
Water Board to comple,e the wa,a- no,Ls
Passed
Mr. yr,,,py ,,oro3 ,hot .,.-,.,
+ba So, u t ~ 10" ee''u'i"p pe sent Ut
adj ,urn nm Tbnrsdap, - ~ =, 80 'e d a"ci
until the ID Monday in San,anb J' ne'
Mr. Bori pFN csIi.d mn Tho -, d;aa,o, - !.
the ordnance directing th, n,,dn;n - T.
street from N,rib tn C.,v.-t Ot,aa,s r.;i y
1868 Passed ~ ~
Az Sr,vIop o.id ~ 49, 49, a;
TIM 81 600 a. h. axn.nG.d 49, 'h app,op' Id
the Mavor in das,r,vino dafs 60 ee:ion y
large in the streets e 0NNN "nH'ns d.
mr. NIcuoL,s moved to s,r;ro nm, q nm o.s :.
a.. zoo iio,eu u sTihe out 9l,oOo and IL
The ,esoution was the, .don.od
MIR. BouIpry nrasan,sd n,.i,i, c.o.., Ill.,.
Suer. antor to ,hs titv Iii '' a.p;n mot oeorge
CREASE nj saI.rr p,y, NAM ''s io' au iu'
Mr. MFvrpscoIIad -, ~: o,...:
the subi ct MT ,r.,Ii e'oh r :!
sangsr i iI Re. !" Tue N,y as
- - , " uu cars on sunday,
NJ t,a,,r 80, ~ "a . .1 i "a eiecuon.
~ oi,; " 'ie ihuenhlte postponement OF
~ i: 'u'ion' Nar['eu.
n! d. w.
SECOND bkANCH-Brauch met. CHAS J. BAKER,
Esq President, in the chair, and all the members
present;
M'. hoBB moved message be sent to the First
Drahch, proposing that when the Council adjourn
thls evening, II az urn sine die Carried.
a message was received from the First Branch,
c Cg the report from the Joint Special
oommt'ee 10 whom was referred the Mayors mes
III lelal,"h 10 recent acts OF United States
~ E nen' oiue ~ ms Guy, Win memorial
in ,ha pram;sas '''A '"e eonp'aih' VI tnecity
Ill .ue premises
49, no h"Hb aa"e lew remarks, IN which he OPP
poon,G ~, ~ VI ne neinorla', upon the
s' "' N'"S 'esS hdu direauy received with
~ ,Sa a. lHeorla, rom one department
80. + rsGr.,s f ;;ni~ a; s "as no. .he line 70
was over Congrsss n;aht Is,an a. ,'et tne nsns
shouId keen siIsnt Tor tbara ns . d;;t -.
silence. As IN ta. ststaments "f Tho s,;at ho
had no doubt as he had raad than go and a. n
again. And as to the acts of Marshal Kone tbsr
would soon, in all probabiIitv he tho snh;;sc, ~
judicial investigation
Mr. GEORGE agreed with the gentleman who had
preceded him, and thought Congress was no Mac
to send such a memorial He tbou,h that tho
Legislature OF MARYLAND would b. the nroner bodv
to which this memorial should be presented