The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-26
Congressional Election Ia Pennsylvania -
CITY NTELLIGENCE.

lNHUMAN CoNDUCr.-A small deformed child
about six years old, who was playing on the side
walk, a few days since, in Old Town, was brutaly
kicked by soldier who was loupeing alone He
gave to the mother of the boy no reason except
that the child was in his wav. The poor little fe
low is still in his bed, suffering from the injury re-
ceived.
His mother, widow, in destitute circumstances
finding herself unable to support herself and him.
Is anxious to raise small to start cake shop
Small donations are solicited for her ANY left at
the counter OF the office of the Ecchange will be
thankfully acknowledged.
TRooPs FOR WAsHINGToS-DuringM Monday nioht
last the Second Wisconsin regiment. commanded
by Col. >. L. Kuhn, passed through this CITY to
-" ashington "for the defence of the Capital" The
Dooy numbered ,O4O men, and came by the North
ern Central Railway.
The Thirty-frst New York regiment, Col. C. C.
fracht, also passed through about nine O'Clock
yesterday morning. They arrived at the
President street depot and marched to Camden
station, where they embarked for WASHINGTON
This regiment has total of S25, rank and file, but
only seven companies. embracing about 600 men,
arrived yesterday. The rema inder were expected
IN short time They were very well equipped.
CoNTEMPrBLE ACT.-An individual bearing the
name of Andrew Huell was last evening arrested
under the following circumstances: A white nurse
in the family of MIR. |. 4. Stoddard was carving
out little child, who had in its hand a miniature
nag OF the Southern COnfederacy, which had been
given to it for a plaything, when HueIl advanced
ana snatched the flag from the hand of the child
He then tore the flag to pieces and knocked down
the nurse. Officer Swetzer happened to be in the
vicinity and arrested the fellow for the outrage
Several gentlemen who witnessed the affair volnn-
tarlly appeared at the staton-house to testify in
relation to the occurrence. He was locked up for
an examination this morning before Justice Ship
ley.
ROBBERY.-The residence of Mr.. Charles R.
Spohsier, NO. is Pine street, was entered BY
thieves yesterday, about noon, whilst the family
were absent, and robbed of S5S in money and some
SlOh worth OF jewelry and silver-ware. The money
was in one-do!tar gold pieces silver halves. quar-
tiers, and i've and ten cent pieces. The iewelry
consisted OF three gold medallions, one with small
guard chain attached; two breastpius and two sets
earrings; lot of small jewelry; gold bracelet:
set of plated tablespoons; a set of silver tea
spoons; pair OF butter knives, and pair of salt
spoons. Entrance to the house was obtained by
forcing the rear basement window shutter M
clue has been had to the perpetrators of the act.
OUTRAGEOUS CONDUCT.-George Walton was last
night taken into custody by officer Dennis, upon
the charge Of resisting him in the discharge of his
DUTY. 1t appears that officer Dennis had a war
rant for the arrest OF Walton for an infraction of
the peace, and upon attempting serve it yester-
day, Walton seized a chair and dealt the officer
ooW with 1t, lntcting wound upon his forehead
Ibe officer, however used his billy and succeeded
in arresting Walton. He was locked np for
hearing.
ANNUAL CoMMENCEMENT.-Th annual commence
ment OF the School of Letters of the University of
Marylan took place yesterday morning at the
New Assembly Rooms, in the presence of a large
AUDIENCE, composed chiefly of ladies. The Blues
Band, Prof. Holland, was present and enlivened the
occasion with music. The exercises consisted of
two or three addresses by graduates, after which
the diplomas were awarded. This school, under
Prot Dairymple, is represented as in Furnishing
condition.
The BALTIMORE Posi- OFFICE-The following adj
dtlonal appointments have been made in the Post
Office by Hon. W. II. Purnell, Postmaster Su-
perintendent of Letter Carr iers-Rev. j. j. Graft
of Annapolis, rice Mr.. George p. Wllliar, removed
Letter Carriers-Rev. VIM. Elliott, VIM G. Miller
and Magnus Muller, rice George L. Hess, Samuel
Jordan and G. Geruan, removed.
For CoURT.-Charles Towson. Joseph G. Walker
and Henry 7. Johnson, all soldiers, belonging to
the Maryland Regiment, Col. Keny were yester-
day arrested by officer Steel, upon the charge of
acting in disorderly manner. The two former
were committed and the latter was held to bail for
Court
BUReLARIous.-On Monday afternoon, whilst the
family were temporarily absent, The residence of
Mrs. Jameson, No. 2 Chatsworth street, was en-
tered by burglars, who stole gold watch, some
s,ver' ware, and lot of iewslry, valued at $685.
the rear yard.