The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-03
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should be directed. list Regt N. j. v, Wash
ington, d. C"-and for Col McLaan's commard
-'2od Regt. N. J. Contingent, Trenton, N. j.
Aeto Jersey Paper.
1t the government intends to allow all CORES
pondence between the volunteers and their friends
10 go lree' why not do it in some more legal way.
The New Orleans blockade.
From the NsU orleans Delta Mry27
- we are very much indebted To ex-IInyernor p
" Heoert, commander Of the Military District of
louisiana, for copy of the following despatch, re-
ceiyed from Cot. Fuller yesterday:
ass LOUrRE, May 26.-To Col. p. o. HeJerf:
h l. NJ. sighted steam sloop Ot-war, supposed to
p ane brooklyn, about twenty miles east from
caors nmd f within three to four miles of her. set
;' ' making preconcerted signals Bar hlnckad ,yitb
n'e Shps. All tow-bnats inside E
y Q CT, Z. A. FULLER, Lieut. Colonel
i Sine Is at anchor close tn tho har ,,;,b
American colors flying " t"e oa'' WIN
we suppose TINS Is one of the aront oo,,..;.-
Llhc"ihs paper -blockading squadrons. or nsrhoOs
there has been heavy storm off Santa Rosa Island
ana the Brooklyn, with the balance of tho -,
there, had to "cut and run" or be stranded H.
ever, as we have been looking for quasi blockada
OF the mouths of the Passes for some WEEKS II i;
quite likely that Lincoln is endeavo, ing to rut
'me OF his ridiculous threats into execution II
matters not much to us anyhow, for we have
Oougbt all We want to buy, and sold nearly all we
nave to SELL or will wish to buv or sell until next
ran. In the meantime the fever will deal harder
Abolition
thah we would il we had them absolutely in our
power. The ports will be opened Just as soon as we
uFSTe ! them "pened-that is, at the commencement
OF the next cotton season.
Military Departments
- j. ne following list obtained from tho wor
oihce for the Press Of Philadephia and is said to
contain all the geographical divi ions of the militia
ry apartments up to date-May 3Ist IL is sum
of the Eastern one is'ohs
, General Department Of the East.-Commandant
%eneral "0oi; Headquarters, Troy, New York
comprises the country east of the Missssippi river
divisions. O'1'e' III p'"'eu suo-
:, DeEdrtmem cf IFashington.- gadier General
Mansfield, commanding. Headquarters at wash
lngton; Comprises the State Of Maryland, inclu.
Glng Biadensburg and Baltimore; the District of
G"iumola by original boundary; Fort WashinCtor
ana the country adjacent
DeP"rtmem Of the South Major General RutIar
commanding. Headquarters Fortress Monroe
Tennessee o'4o" anu
;, DePartmem Of Virginia- Brigadier General Nc
D1wei'' commanding. Headquarters not establish
ed. Comprises Virginia east of tbe AIIsgbanr
mountains and north of James river, excrptin,
fortress Monroe and 60 miles around
DeP"Ffme"t Of An"apoHs.-Ma,r General Cad
Waladtr' commanding. Headquarters at Annapo-
ct. ct the railroad, from Annapolis to the citv of
washington, as far Bladensburg Nd.
- Dep"rf"'e"t Of msy,rania.-Maior General
Iattrrson' commanding. Headquarters at Phila-
deiphia. Comprises Pennsy lvania, Delaware and
all OF Maryland not embraced in the foregoino de-
partment e'''s ~
Department ofhe eWest-Brigadier-Gener Har-
hev. Headquarters, st. Louis, Missouri Com
Prlses the country west of the Missssippi river and
east OF the Rocky mountains except those portions
OF 1t included within New Mexico
DeP"Ttmem Of Odjo.-Maior- General Mcclellan.
commanding. Headquarters at Cincinnati
department Of Kentucky y.-Col. Anderson to COM
mand headquarters, louisville, Kentucky To