The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-27
CRY NTELLTGENCE.

| ARRlvAh OF fRooPs.-Yesterday morning about
line o CLOCK, the Second regiment of Vermont vol
nteers arrived in the city by wav of the Philadel
Ibia and Wilmington Railroad The regiment is
commanded oy Col. James Whiting, and numbers
| shout 500 men. The largest proportion of them
! we're mere youths, and they marched along the
streets, il evident that the climate was doing
Its Work. They looked haggard and worn tired
ana SICK. 1t was one of the finest euuipped repi-
ments which has passed through the CITY. They
wore grey uniforms, and were provided with blan-
kets, overcoats and gumelastic cloaks The arm
was the approved Mimic musket. They passed by
way OF Exeter, Lombard and other streets to Cam
Gen street depot, where they took the cars for
W ashington. Accompanying the regiment were
hTe women in the capacity of nurses Their ser.
wees have already been brought into reauisition.
as there ware some eight ten of the command
SICK, who were conveyed along the streets in car
riages ~
- During yesterday afternoon, two regiments of
northern troops arrived by the Northern Central
Railroad en- route for'the Capital
The first was the lst Regiment of Minnesota w.
luntsers, numbering 1000 men, commanded by Col,
w " lt'is a: Gorman, an ex Governor of Minnesota.
1bis regiment was very well equipped having good
arms and a full camp equipage.
Inc second was the 28th New York Regiment,
under Command of Col. d. Donnelly. The men 70.
peared to be in good condition and were ecuipned
with the Remington rifle In their march to Cam
den station, they caught in the shower OF
RAIN which fell about o'closk.
THE MARYLAND FEnEnAL REGtMENT.-"Billy Will
sons" notorious New York regiment boasts no
more confirmed get of villains than the MARYLAND
regiment, commanded by Major John r. Keplpv.
encamped near Mount Clare. Not day passes
put number OF outrages of various kinds are per-
petrated bv them. Men aud children are beaten
cake shops and tobacco stores robbed and fe
males lDsnlted. One of these rascaIs Yesterday
selzed young lady who was passing along South
fnppletOn street, and treated her mast indecantlr
when officer Morrow, of the Western district ar
rested him. The officer. however, had barely got.
ton hold Of the scouadrel, when he was rescued he
number of his comrades. Their general conduct
10 certainly most outrag geous aud something should
De cone to arrest the career of these "loyal" row
dies. ' '"'
DRowNED.-Last night, about nine O'Clock. n how
named Dnnneily, between seven and eight yeafs
oil age, was drowned in Union dock He had ac
companied a number of older BOYS to the dock to
witness them swimming, and accidentally fell in
the dock. His body was recovered in a few min.
ntes, and taken to the home of his mother in
Slemmer's alley, near Fawn street. where Coroner
Spar kiln. held an inquest over il, and q verdict of
accidental drowning" rendered. The bows
tather was drowned in the same dock about one
year since, while bathing.
HORSES FOR GEN. BUrLER's CoMMAND-Y estordov
Upwards OF one hundred horses placed on
2oard the steamer Georgia for transportation tn
Fortress Monroe. The ANIMALS have been purcha
sed in the city and vicinity by Col. Beicer, at
prices ranging from S12o to $50.
AssAULT.-Henry Herkeuheiner was Yesterday
arrested by officer Fitzgerald upon the charge Of
assauliing and beating Mary A. Dennis, No Is
Walkers court. He was Committed BY Justice
Saipley in default of bail to answer at Court
lNHUMAN FATHER.-0iiicer Lineaweaver yester-
Hay TOOK toto custodT Thomas Ward, upon the
..harge of cruelty beating his wife and children
~. .yss arraigned before Justice Sbipley, who com
>"GE OF CAmP.-The New York 18Th Keoi
ment' Colonel Abel Smith, yesterday moved their
encampment to Ruman's Gardens, West Baltimorr
street extended. Am VI