The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04
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Fort Morgan ' oi Vi less' oiA
We are .apprised of this fact by gentleman who
came up from Fort Morgan Yesterday. Tbs war
vessel was seen to bring-'o small crsCt in rho OF
ing, before the Carondelet left Fort Morgan with
our infOrmants ~
The fort welcomed the bockading steamer by
displaying the United States aag-but it was dis.
played union down, and foated from the same
staff but below the ''stars and bars" of the Confed
eracV.-NobIe Adoertiser, Hay %.
Speech of President JEFF. Davis. Mt Rich
mOnd, Va, on Wednesday Last.
Wy friepds and fsitoO cltizens-I deeply i'm
pressed with the kindness of your manifestation
| look upon the last best bore of lberty;
and in our liberty alone is constitutional gov
eminent to be preserved. Upon your strong right
arms depends the success of your country, and in
asserting the brthright to which you were born,
you are to remember that life and blood moth
ing compared with the immense interests you
have at stake. Cheers 1t may be that you have
not long been trained, and that YOU have much to
learn OF the art of war, but know that there beats
In the breasts of Southern a determination
never to surrender-a determination never to 90
home but to tell a tale of honor. Cries of 'never
and applause. Though great NAV be the dis
parity OF numbers, give iair t-ld and free
hight, and the Southern banner will float in tri-
umph everywhere. Cheers. The country relies
upon you. Upon you rest the hopes of our people;
and have only to say, my friends, that th4 last
breath ot my life L am wholly your own. rremen-
dous cheers.
troops Tor HlchmOnu.
Several regiments forming in Missis-
siPp, and will soon start for Virginia. Among the
companies of which those new regiments will be
composrd, we notice the Pamela indicators Ran
kin Rough and Readies, Brown Rebels, Chickashav Y
DesperadOes, Mississippi Scouts Swamp Rangers
Red R0vers, Blackhawk Rifles, Yankee rerrors aud
Morton Pine knots.-Richmond Enquirer
Arrest and Execution of u Supposed Spy.
The Dispatch OF Thursd ,v says:
The report prevailed in this city last evening
that son Of the law partner of Louis Mackenzie
whose office is in Alexandria, the last named mem
ber OF which firm is well known in this city as
violent Union man, and President of the IoudOun
and Hampshire Railroad, was Yesterday taken a
prisoner by several South Carolina volunteers. On
examining his person, map of Harper's Ferry
found adroitly concealed in the collar of his
coat, together with manuscript embodying the
writer's ideas in regard to the effective force and
disposition of the forces at that point, and the
most probable way in which attack could be
made by the Federal troops with the likelihood of
success. with this evidence npon him, he is said
to have been hung as spy. We give the report
tor what it is worth. 1t came from gentleman
VINO conve?sed with another who saw the BODY
hanging, and gave him the facts.
The Confederate Army Officers.
we learn that no more appointments in the regu-
lar army OF the Confederate States from civil life
are to be made for an indefinite period. The rule
we understand, is now inhexibIy adhered to by the
Honorable Secretary of War. Besides the pre-
terence due to resigned officers from the United
States army, 1t Is now apparent that the entire
military forces of the Confederate States will be
freely Uot"nteercd for the war; and hence, in all
probability even the recruiting service of the Con-
federate States will be suspended as a measure of
econOmy.-Richmond Examiner.