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

messed it viii ever remember, and which awakened
/ within a sympathy, which fou6d expression IN
tears. When abop. six wears of age, the boy wan
dered from his home, and after diigent search the
mother came to the conclusion that be was drowned
and for wears mourred his death. The boy states
that he has been living with many different families,
who kept him to run errands and do light work,
but lately he has had no home and was cancelled
to beg during the day, and the money which lie
collected he gave to German family, who gave
him in return lodgings and food.
MILITARY MATTERs.-The only movement OF note
/ yester Jay in military affairs was the passage
through this city, about noon, of the 1s Penusy J.
wanna Artillery regiment, commanded by Ieuten-
ant-Coionei Campbell U. s. A. The regiment
carried with them thirty-two brass pieces six and
tweive-p0unders, with caissons, etc. The men are
but poorly drilled having been but short time
organized. large number of cars were occupied
IN their transportation, and they proceeded to
| Washington
| The Sd Connecticut regiment were expected to
arrive here during last night from Washington en-
| route for home.
ExcUnsIoN PARrY.-An excursion party, number
Ing ahGut thirty persons, arrived in this city yes
! terday afternoon their way to Washing ton
The Directors Of the New Jersey Central Railroad
with few officials of other roads in the North and
representatives. of portion of the New York and
Newark, n. j., press, composed the party. They
occupied two cars, one as riding and sleeping
| car, and the other for refreshments. At the Cam
den station Mr.. Prescott Smith introduced to
were very agreeably entertained by that gentle
man.
A NEGRO RECovERED.-Mr. Joseph Richenburger,
No. lS4 Light street wharf, days since lost
negro bay, who was bound to service to him. He
suspected that the boy had taken refuge in one of
the military camps; he stated his belief to Pro-
vost-Marshal Dodge, who detailed two of the vice
police to visit the camps. The boy was found in
the camp of the Attn Pennsylvania regiment, and
after trouble he was delivered up to his mas
| ter.
| CoMMITTED FOR COURT.-Y esterday afternoon
man named John Rote entered the house of Solo.
mon Eagle, No 25 Douglas street, where he acted
| in very diSorderiy manner. He attempted to eu-
ter one of the rooms, and finding the door
| locked, broke it down. He also choked severely
young woman named Mary Moore Justice Hiss
committed him to jail for Court. Rote mem
| Der of the rice-poiice, but was discharged some
days since on account of disOrderly conduct
| PERsoNAL.-The following gentlemen arrived in
this CITY Yesterday and quartered at the Eutaw
House: Hons. John C. Breckenridge, c. l.. Valan-
digham, ID. W. VOORHEES,, l.. W. Powell, Joseph
NJ. Wightman, Mayor Of Boston, and thirteen men,
bers of the Boston City Council Baron Gernt,
the Prussian Minister, was also at the Eutaw.
Hon. Charles }. Faulkner, late Minister to France
with daughter and son, are at Barnum's.
TRooPS LEAVING WASHINGToN.-Last night
orders received from Washington directipg
the 9th and 9th Wisconsin regiments which have
been encamped at Mckn's house and Patterson's
Park, to proceed Immediately to that city. Ac.
cordiuGly tents were struck and the regiments
marched to Camden street depot, where they took
the cars for w Washingto
CoUP DE SoLIEL.-Y esterdav afternoon vice DO
liceman Smith tound a named Benjamin
Stropg, of New York, living on the side walk on
Eastern avenue, inaeuSibe from sun-strnke. He
was taken to the Eastern police station when DR..
Morris rendered medical attention. In the evening
he far recovered be able to leave for bis
boarding house.
RAILROAD ACCIDENr.-Mr. Edward W. Hall, of
this CITY, brakesman nf the military trains
upon the Northern Central Railway, on Monday
morning. fell between two of the train which
was in motion. He instantly killed. The ac-
cident occurred near Harrisburg, and the remains
ot the vnUng man were brought to his residence,
NO. ZZ6 Preston street.
DISoRDERIY HUsBAXD.-Testerdav afternoon
man named Peter Mckunan was arrested ou the
charge of i'll treating his family, breaking the fur
n'ture in bis house, and beating named
Thos Monroe who interfered to stop his destruc-
ton. lie was committed for Court by Justice Hiss.
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-On Tuesday evening
party OF ten persons were in small sail boat, and
when near Curtios creek squall struck and upset
her Fortunately boat, in which were num-
Der OF the vicepoIice, was near, and went to the
rescue They succeeded in saving the entire party.
RELEAsrD-First mate Ward, of the steamer
George Weems, who had been confined in Fort
MciIenry since Saturday last was Yesterday re-
leased By order of Gen. Dix. The engineer. Mr..
Dever, is still held prisoner in the Fort. Capt.
Thomas " GEMS not as stated, detained in the
Fort.
BEArNG A CGILD,-E. Burns was Yesterday
taken into custody upon the charge of beating the
child of Robert Brazier. He was arraigned before
Justice Shipley, who released him on bail for
further hearing.
DELIVERED HIMSELF UP.-Mr. Frank Shearer
who is charged with the shooting of young Her
gersheimer, went to the Office of Justice Hawkins
in the county, and delivered himself up. He was
admitted to bail in the sum of 81 GOO.
CRIMINAL C0URT--This Court has been in session
for the past III rec days hnt no h~-o =. L~~.
tried. The Grand Jury is still engaged upon the
cases which have been presented for their action.
The WEATHER.-T the heat was not
quite up to boiling point. For three or four days
previous it had been oppressive. Yesterday in
cool places the thermometer only stood at $50