The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-28
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, June 27.-The announcement of
the arrest of Marshal Kane of Baltimore has ex-
cited considerable remark here.
Members of Congress continue 10 arrive daily,
including a number from the West. Among those
who have arrived here is Martin f. Conway Rem.
resentative from Kansas.
The New York 28th Regiment of Volunteers ar
rived here this morning.
WAsHINGrON, June 27.-It is ascertained on re-
liable authority, that it is the fixed determination
OF the Government, to fully sustain and protect in
their constitutional and legal rights all those cit-
Zens OF Tennessee who, in their devotion to the
Union. are now struggling to wrest their State Gov
ernment from the hands of the usurpers and to de-
fend all loyal States against parts thereof claiming
to have seeded and to ford them every protection
against violence, iDsurrection invasion and rebel
lion.
The Post Office Department has made arrange
ments for furnishing the citizens of East Tennessee
increased postal facilities These mails will here
alter be sent thither by way of Cincinnati instead
of Louisville.
SO many of the regular troops in the plains have
been Withdrawn by the government from active
service, that it is feared Indian depredatens NAV
endanger emigrants to the Pacific or break up
their daily overland mail to California which goes
into operation next week, and will then be our only
mail line to the Pacific.
Mr. Colfax yesterday urged the Secretary of
War to send to that region the six huudred United
states soldiers from Texas now at Governors
Island, who are embarrassed by their parole of
honor not to fight against the Cunfcderates and
whom the government had before thought of dis
charging from service. The War Department has
the proposition under consideration These sol
diers are all accustomed and Injured to frontier
service by their experience in Texas.
WASHINGTON. June q The New York Thirty
Seventh Regiment to-day, named their camp
MARY, in honor Of Hrs. Lincoln. Col McCsnn
and MessTs. Waridge and Colfax made a speech in
the course of the afternoon.
The national flag will be hoisted over the Presi-
dents house on Saturday with appropriate ceremo-
MES.
The Kansas Regiments.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Senator James H. Lane
has received his commission Brigadier General
In addition to the three regiments heretofore ac-
cepted from Kansas, he is authorized to raise two
consisting of twelve companies of infantry, four of
cavalry, and four of artillery.
The Cnloneis OF these two regiments are William
west, who served during the entire Mexican war,
ana James montgomery, weilknown in connection
with the history of Kansas
Arrangements have been made for immediately
furnishing the uniforms, which are to be of army
pattern, and foT their general equipment. Colonel
Welr lett here several days ago for Kansas taking
with him General Lanes proclamation, calling on
the people of the State to rally and fill up the two
imperfect regiments, and stating explicitly that
his purpose is to put down rebellion wherever it
may be exhibited, and to sustain the Union men
Ge9s reEaFa t9 ateSv T his seat during the
ira session of Congress. In the meanwhile his bri
gade will be perfected He expects to take COM
mand of it about the Goth of July.