The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-03

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tom House testlnea that he had been talking WIZ
| Mr.. Lennon for nye or ten minutes when tn
crowd entered cryiny for the man who had sever
/ ad tha hatvards man ,,c;ntad "a NJ Rriscn
and said that he had done II. ana when that gen
tIeman snnnnIsd TO those in Tho Office for eviGenc
tb.t Re had no. haan away frnr, lie desk for hal
an Eour. the party who CHARGED him with the ac
then turued and CHARGED it unon Mr., Lemmon
| When the examination of the United States wit
nesses was concluded the District Attorney tolc
| them to retire to an adjoining room but not t.
! leave the building. Bat when Mr.. Addison calleC
| for them be was informed that thew had gone, anC
on enquiry being made as to where they were, the
/ Deputy United States Marshal learned that they
had made tracks towards the Custom House. where
the offices were still undstributed. Mr.. Lennon
was honorably discharged.
REFoRTED CAPTURE OF A BALTIMORE CRAFT.
The Philadelphia Iyouirrr of Yesterday has a
special teegTaphlc despatch dated Perryville, May
!, 1861 which states that the United States steam
er Wm. b. Redny, Capt. John Gallagher, of Pha-
dephia, has arrived there from Annapolis, having
on board Senator sherman and Congrassnep Grow
and Crimes snd Csntains Morcor C~i,nas and
CoI5shrrampb n : NJ ,iral;; :, -, a.
go So ti " S,, 90 A"c 'o''o"i INK 10 '-- "a
''"'' '0'4 'uo ossPa'o"'
On her trip up took prize the steamer ioness of
Baltimore sailing under rowing commission from Col.
Trimble the Secession leader of Baltimore Her officers
. ~ t tW Nv Se peeu Gre[ uFes' here' anu her PdP
An Wins, dSscrire@ to incidents or fba co,trre
extremely interesting The Reaney mounts four brass
by, L. n. During the engagement with the Lioness,
the served and fred by the Senators and Con-
saesoen their movements beng directed by the naval
o, tbo me s sta t nan y" a1sinen VIZ @ e.
~, y, nav .'s eI"S'ue' rl''''''r'
as 10 t"e correctness Oh TINS report we nave no
'"'"' n"'oh' . -. .
III N VI hHNnINu D az al ANHHF . Fohis. II
We. u. o'' I" tue ISL ns'' c9nta,hS ieoer o
~" a.. hnuaPo',s corfesPon"oh'' uateu lne -1th
i0n s'a'ee Cnat w h't" were udngtu tit uaS
i"ih INC diu VI the OHlted otdteS uIlR 1dItuOhld
oue was coh'lcteo ol the crime oL s,hug%Hhg pro,
.son9 ane PoWuet W te IepeIs AZ ona' auu
cue otpe' iot pllot'nS tie ceFentn eEiileGI OK tis
chesapeake par, win the intention that the ba'll
INV. gst po5'eSSih ol AHnapo3 oe.nte
IuG % 3tFenln GoaIu ianu iniS story Is very mP'oo-
"pIg, n acu no aouo' Is au ehtire iaoiIcat'0n. NJ.
Tue .oloWlog Is taken rom IHe We" oFA ''c
Dune OF yesterday, and IS no doubt destitute OF
truth;
letter from member of the 9TH Regiment to his
father dated Washington, 2sth April, states that the
resnent on hat morning recgyed an agdltion cl 10
men rom new orE, al IN gooa heaith ana spirits me
in treasonab,e acts and two we're shot tbs mornig at
the Navy Yard One is to be shot to.morrow morning.
HI in the employ of the Ordnance Department. and
had been set to work filling bombs but instead of charg
ing them with powder, he put sand in them Several raj
men nave oGeh arrested Tor tearing up te track OF te
ralHoau, anu 'hey VIII DC summary ueat WIN"
HABEAs CORPUS.
= Yesterday application was made to Judge Giles
Tor writ OF hd6eas corpus to secure the person OF
Jonn henry Muller, a minor, IN the service OF the
oniteu states, at Fort McHenry. Inc writ was
issued and placed lr the hands OF Deputy United
states Marshal, who proceeded to the fort, where
ne had an interview with MAJOR Morrls, the oincer
III command Inc deputy Marshai stated ms ous-
mess ana e%hioi'ea MS writ, When MAYOR Morris
ileu n'nl thdt ne "oulu see tne uuSe, COURT
a"u everything connected theFeWlth admne0 Detote
t1ey Sh9uia nave one OF ms garrison. Inc Deputy
'ial sn"i returned relurheu without lne man.
an IlH c0SIoA m hoO 81 AND POST ofFigL'
All uay there were large croWds III anu
a. aroun" '"e custom n"use an" PoSt oHiGe' h"Hf oi
Tue races looheu aS tuougE Ihey h"u oeen !eugth-
eheu several ihchrS. Others seemed as Smi,lhg as
basket o. ch'Ps. MosC 81 tne cro"u nao Iheir
hanuS IN tne'r pockets apparently ahzlouSy III
SeArch oi sohetniuS not 10 oe iouna. Golitctor
norman Is ously engaged IN niiing the aiheF-
en- P"si'ihs a. ms uisp"sa. ie IS careluily en
, - C'alns "o G'i', a ~ " eon "Pt,
."n'' anu tIus 'a u"S maui the ioilo"lns "uui-
'uuai appo'h'nleh'S; H
N; SheS'nut, , ~ EoSeph S
boars &C., PannoT ' w W. " WTnt, ~ "a
GL,' "e" p!t, NJ, u'' " ~
w VI , nu MoH"iu nllp-' we hunIy iIltsch
%nu II ah.i "
nv nni'P'ey' In1u'"s I"i "a! NesS itoo1 'oohS'
Heoi &c ih1LhPsoh' JameS blShop, Jonh lehu son.
Doatnlen-DaViu I, orouch' Joseph btul, henry
Mr. Pnrnsm hen 80 hrt M rolG
et Tba fIIam ar nus ne" pp1 as
W;ii;", y ~ t:teo
A.; ;otI VI r''tau y, NeAi0ap'alh VI p1iCeJ
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.;1 saT 10 VI tue naiS' much aauI-
n "I"t I !? a' .he 9lhce ana r. fur-
eni .ds ?ut iIle tle 10 a.tend TO anything otner
'1"N VIZ iA1 @ '",e a. ru'tes @ VI VI MS MS ~ olnee.
M, IN ~ ~ DLcC I hNpE oT NoHpobA.
r.! ine W Pm' 'S VI Norioh anu portsmouth nave Deen
enectIany oI1ckaueu, C Ia pursuance OF the orders
sSueu oy the government, ana no vessels whatever
are now permitted to pass IN or out OF Elizabeth
EFF this port on TUESDAY eveninp With number
IF passengers and the United States mail was stop-
ned at Ola Point Commodore Pardarnos+ info-n, |
nd tho csntai1 ibotYrIer n,,a,Sne..s u-onId
was in consequence compelled to land the passen-
rers and mails at Fortress Monroe about ! O'Clock
On Wednesday morning. There they remained
The steamer Coffee The passengers of the Adelaide
we're not allowed to approach the Fortregs-thev |
we're onlv allowed to 90 upon the wharf
1t is estimated that there are about 1000 troops
at Fortress Monroe. The vessels at Old Point are
the manloewar Cumberland, United States mail |
ship Quaker CITY, propeller Ioniicello-wit ten
nch CoIumbiad and the TRANSPORT Yankee. fully |
armed. Every vessel passing is overhauled and |
searched. The steamer Belvidere,
bound to Baltimore, was detained and searched |
,ut finally allowed to proceed. with orders not to
-eturn again to Old PontA tug-boat had been seized
1t Norfolk and was being used by the troops for |
he purpose of carrying orders. The large "Floyd |
,un' is mounted near the beach at Fortress Mon
larbor by the fleet in order to see whether the Vir
sinians would fire upon her. She however re |
urned without any demonstration being made |
,pon her.
The steamer Louisiana Captain Russell, which !
eft here for the same ports met the Adelaide off
Sharp's Island and after communicating with Cap-
ain Cannon, deemed it advisable to return, and |
both boats are now lying at the wharf in this city.
Large numbers of steamers are reported off An !
lapos and in the Chesapeake Bay.
JURY LIsr..lhe 1oiiowlng gentlemen were
irawn on meunesaay as jurors lot 'he May term oil
'ue ei sese'"1 C"ua.S G,.l. Gy , rI51 roo,-.
r., Cr1mtn" Court GranG J"ry.-haWnrd Il. f0cSe,
W. II. CraT'oru, JOSEPH Merryman hehry .; ray
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Martio 49,, Th'., ~ ca, i-aI,e, y: W. 9
Lewis Robinson, George W. Gordon. VIM. ]. Hiss,
VIM. REYNOLDS, Wm. Keilholtz, Edwin S. Tarr,
VIM. McKim, Edward Moon, Richard II. Moale,
Richard J. Baker, Alexander Applegarth, Aaron
Hoffman, VIM. Hopkins, Wesley Stevenson and
Wm Knabe.
Common PIeas-E J. Dorrv James E. Montell,
a Alexander Robinson. Jeremiah Fisher Ernest
Mann George Patterson, James W. Cottrel John
n Ross, Edward Berkeley, ohm G. Meddinger, W.
A. Danskn, John G. Bathurst, William j. Albert,
James Herman, William Boyd, James A. Hambe-
ton, c. I. Carroll, Jenn w. Baker. Andrew Gregg,
Owen "A: Gill, George c: Addison. I. Harris
Hodges, Henry Gassaway, George L. hennard and