The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01

: CHEATING THE NEGRoES.-Au honest and honora.
BE tut poor old negro woman called at the ufc
| OF the Erchange yesterday. and made inquiry td
! the value Of note which she held in her hand
! Upon examination, it discovered to be a cour.
| tereit So note upon broken Lancaster, Penusyl.
vana, bank. When asked how she came ia
possession ct the note, she replied that she had
! furnished cnff.e and other refreshments to the
| NJ members of the New York 18Th regiment whilst
| here. When she heard that they were about to
| leave, she went to an officer and told him of the
circumstances, and stated that she expected some
remuneration. lie told ber that when the regime
paid off be would collect a small Rmou3t Fl on,
each OF the and give it to her. Just before thg
regiment left, OF the officers handed her the
note alb we referred to.
MOVEMENTS OF TRoOPS,-The following named
regiments yesterday passed through this CITY ei
route for their respective homes. The 5h New
ork, from Gen. Banks Immand; the 18th New
York, from Gen. Banks command; and the Is,
Maine from Washington. There were two reg j.
ments which had been stationed here which also
went home yesterday, viz Col Lyle's 10 Penn.
sylvania, and the goth New York, Col. Pratt.
ihe ON Connectcut regiment, Col Perry, num-
bering ,050 men, arrived at Bolton Depot yester
day, and marched through to Camden station
where they embarked for Washington They were
armed with the Entield rfs and sabre bayonet, and
mad coed camp equippage, number of horses,
etc.
The 18th Massachusetts, regiment Yesterday ar
rived at Harrisburg, Pennsy lvania and proceeded
from thence via Hagerstown, to join Gen. Banks at
Hanoy HOOK But one regiment for the seat Of
war has passed through this city since Sunday
SEARCH FOR CcNTRABAND Two young gentle
men OF this city. Messrs Frank II. johnson, and
james w. A. Panamore, were subjected to serious
incenyenlence yesterday morning, by the officious
interference OF some OF the vice-pOcemen, with
their private property. These gentlemen who
board at Nos 19 and Il Monument street had en-
gagged hack for the purpose of having themselves
and baggage conveyed to of the boats which
Yesterday lett this port. After their baggage had
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seized it, and arrested the two gentI-men They
were taken to the station house, where their bag
gage was examined but no ''coutraband of war"
bsing found, they were allowed to depart; too late
however, to reach the boat
DRowNED-Ye yesterday afternoon the bodv of a
boy named John Buck, fourteen years of age, was
found floating in the back basin. He left his home
on Tuesday morning with the Intention of going
hshlng, but nothing was heard of him until his body
was found Coroner Sparklin held inquest upon
the body, and a verdict was rendered of ssdeath
from accidental drownng.'
DEATH WARRANT.-Tbe Sheriff of Baltimore has
received she death warrant of the colored man.
Gale, who was convicted of numbering a de ok
hand, on board schooner at Light street wharf
some time last autumn. Deputy Sheriff Griffin h $
gone to Annapolis for the purpose of bringing him
to Baltimore. Friday, the 9Th of December, is the
day fixed for his execution.
ARRESTED WITHOUT CAUSE.-THE arrest noticed
l. one of the morning papers Of YESTERDAY of MIR
under the Commissioners. seems according to their
own and the statement of others, who are entitled
to every credit, to have been altogether without
cause. judicial investigation may bring out the
true facts in the case.
FouNDLING.-At early hour Yesterday
morning ice-policemsp, of the Western district
trund white female child, wrapped in q bundle
OF clothing, lying in an alley adjoining the Lom-
bard street lnfrmary. 1t appeared to b. about six
weeks old. 1t was sent to ST. Vincent Orphan
Asylum, Division street.
BEATING HIS WIFE.-Tbe vice policemen yester.
day arrested man named William eleven upon
the charge of cruelty beating his wife. Upon being
arraigned before Justice Sbip!ey, he was commit
ted to answer the charge at Court.
RESISTING THE VICE-PoLIcE.-James Caucbrough
was taken into custody by one of the vice-policemen
upon the charge of resisting him. Justice Sbipley
committed him for Court.
Committed FOR CoURT.-Yesterday afternoon
woman, named Emma Young was arrested on the
charge OF stealing SIS from a soldier, named Thos.
Harvey. She was committed for Court by Justice
Hiss.
The u. s. DfsTRICr CoURT.-Judge Giles has
finally adjourned this Court Tor the term. The next
term commences on the second Tuesday of Septem-