The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-29
WAR MOVEMENTS,

e WAN NsTE&MeNIS,
, LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.
f VIRGINIA STATE STOCKS.
5oni he o'ate convention on Thursday last (twelt
!ay) tue ordinance in regard to the pavmant of :,
aterest of, and State debt to- cifzen ~ . 81 Z
cru states, came up, and after considerable diso
si"h was passed In the following form:
% - uToa.aca That the payment the interest mn
.e ponds OF the State the property of tbe III,
states or held by it in trust or which are nv - MT
cry OF citizen or corporation of said Governmant ~
any State adhering thereto shall he snsroI1 n', OF
var; ana for the purpose of ascertainner Fl
DonuS so owned, the Commissioners of the Sintin u
.a cause Such lnterrosa ions they NAV presr,ihe
@ ~e answered under oath: The interest on said bonds a.
cePt those held aforesaid and the serIi az nous, e
gie IN London shall be paid in at the Treasury an ~
eiSewhere, in currency. ""u III
nonne rne vote stood upon the adoption of the ord
H"N0e @' athenued-ayes 5S, noes 81.
WAR FEELING IN VIRGINIA.
we i've IN a backwOods mountoinorO oor,4.
"'uer thlhly lnhabited but the peopIe are ali =
~ n1 cause OF Virginia. They say "tbev wi
nener IoFsaNe their mother in time of trouble"
| y"ung inan-one of family of four brothers (tw
| nsTried) and widowed motber-told mo No. iI ~"
SINCE, De wanted to volunteer but his elder brotb
""u,u NOT allow him. | afterwards at q cal
~ ~nuci Vi volunteer company, for Il e purpose q
| uL'ihS' "here saw three of the four epliste,
Ipr 1he defence of their State, including tLe on
thaC a. hrst opposed his brother who lee ves u,i
anu 'hf ee small children; and their old mother ua
iiarchipg 10 the rear of the company. wsvinr ha
G "EeF hef mead, saying she bad but one LEFT
uu ""u'G give MIN up II necessary. | know otb.rs
VINO voted against the Ordiaance of SacosHior
I"nu went so lar as to say, if they had to fyhI
'hey would tight for the North wbn aro ,,o,r 0 ,L
most enthusiastic volunteers we have. There ,rert
many VINO voted against the Ordinance Of Sacos
sion in Western Virginia that did !. f,r W. .oeces
lo'haton, and some Of whom have heard ovnraSs
ieErets Slncc. Therefore, let not the East co,sne
ti their "eStern brothers, who are noblv comno ~
'Ne rescue.-h htchmond Dispatch, Jtne 27
PUBLIC MEETING IN KANAwHA COUNTY.
PuoIc meeting was held on the 18th Of limo
at charleston, Kanawha county, Va. to mako ar
rangements for the defence of the commor,veo1th
against invasion. Mr.. Brown, the Union dolce.
70 the Legislature and formerly secessionist od
dressed the meeting He denounced the Wboolino.
convention aud opposed any division of tba Old
state. Other addresses followed The Cour.r
Court appropriated $4,000 towards arminr ard
equipping volunteers, and the FOLLOWING reso,t;o,
were unanimously adopted =
ISL, hcSotre@. That as the county of Kanawha qava
f%e majority IN the recent election against tbc o5
nance adopted by the Convention of virSin;o e Ufu
the State from the late United States - i
Hope @ o the county to publish to the world the position
my now occupy, and which is, that recognizn., tha
great prlhcple which pervades the Declaration Of
PenuehCe, framed by the immortal Jefferson and viii
Is the OASIS of Republican government wa ncII
submit to the will of the majority nronornoS SegIully
nnanmity by the State large ratifyipg hat
We further proclaim to the world tbot o,.h.-,
unereo IN opinion upon the adoption of that Orlipar
we are now united, to man. and firmly resoIvcd f. 80
against all invasion of United States troons ba sou
made. 'o'A invasion may be
IMPORTANT ORDER
We also find the following order from cor.-o,
beauregard, forbiddipg any person to enter tbo
lines Of the Potomac after tomorrow. (sund,,,
Both: >"''|
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or PoroMAc
manassas Junction, June 25. 1851.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 27.-On and after
lvo persO. q. ,ss!I-&SGp5AY, THE 5oTH INSr-'
WITH OR WITHOUT PASSPORTS
,Hnespt rom the war Department. will be per
hi''en 10 enter the lines occupied by the Armv of
ne Potomac, with intention to pass tbenca' W ~.
hereafter, into the United states mr. tie H. ~ ~
he enemy. BY order of ''''eS o'
Brig. General BEAUREeARp.
IHoS. JORDAN, A. A. Adi't General
SENT AWAY.
Dr. John Richards, the physician of Tirco1r |
'ho was arrested as spy at Manassas Gon boS |
een placed, BY order of the Secretary of Va oF |
ne Contsderate States, under the charge of Capt,
honas NJ Weich, of Caroline, to BE- conveyed as |
tates. '"0 oo-'eoe!ate
0oonel Lewis I. Wigfall left this CITY vesterdav |
~ manassas junction, where his counsel and as |
stanee VIII be OF material service in advanc;r,r |
ur interest " az "'"n0'hs
WASHINGTON ITEMS
Inc ashlngton Star Of last evening containO |
cry little news OF Importance. Its columns from, !
men we make the following extracts, are in na-, |
'heh up with accounts OF the riotous conduct of |
'ldiers in that city:
PICKING UP THE DIsoRDERLY
esterday afternoon, strong detachment of mon
ON the First Regiment of New jersey. came IN
rs Guy 10 coilect the men out on leave, whose
'Tageous conduct had been reported to head
narters, and take them back to their cann. near
rhnSton. AS soon as the detachment reached tha
ty IL was divided into convenient squads, under
roper oilcers to scour the city, pick up the rene
aces, and deliver them to the central pusrdhnusn
be kept until their return to camn eTIo som"S
,tehutu 10 thelr business very we'll; but had not a
tue trouble to catch their men. and afterwards as
uch more to get them to the guard-house.
Aoou! tne same time squads of men, dressed in
rey uniforms, were looking up men of their regi
enis who had abused their PRIVILEGES One nf |
lelr IugItlves declared that they would have IN |
Ike hin dead, and started to run from them The
Aafos hnding that he was about to escape, one Of
em leveled his piece (when at the corner of 1Itb
rect ana the avenue) and fired and bvstanders
y tne Dali struck in the dust between his feet He
i'teu suddenly, and turned to his pursuers with
e remeI that 'that was enough''
MOTHER BIG ROW BY sOLDIERs-suyERA1 rvr,nPvr,,
ROWS.
About sunset yesterday, squad of soldiers fof
e buffalo and Ellsworth Zouaye regimentsl went
to HotoTooE' S restaurant, corner of Pennsylvania
enue and First street, and called for and obtained
lDks all round, which they refused n nav for
le crowd pitched into the eatabIe and drinkabia
ings about the bar, which they soon dgmoI,
led.
during the afternoon, two members of one of
t Na'he regiments were walking on the avenue
'ar four-and-a-hal ST., when they were met hv
rec OF the Fire Zouaves, all of whom were drunE
they met, the LOuaves accused the others or
inning against them, which the latter denied A |
'uaVe then raised large junk bottle which be
I'd in his hand, and struck one of the Maira n,an
l the head with it, smashing it in niecps whiIa
{ other L1uaves prevented the interference of the |
Her MAINE man. One of the Zouaves drew |
ne, with which he inflicted a severe wound on
e shoulder of the nan who was beaten
AT the White House Restaurant. hefwear Tbir l
'h'n aEo Fourteenth streets, number of the
;" Jers9y soldiers were invited to drink by some
rs9n % who was passing by. The barkeeper de I
anded his pay, when one of the soldiers ststad
at they had come in by invitation, haviog M
'ney TO pay with; whereupou the barkeeper
PPeu round the counter and pitched into the
owd, and in the melee bit off an ear of one of the
diers. - WV ~ 'Ao
A number of soldiers went into a rotor;or, ]
use OF evil repute on the Island about twelve
'locK' ana, after behaving in disorderlv man
r, Or"ke ana carried off number of china and
losster ornaments. As they left the neighbor
W, uEe VI tnem put MS hand through the onen
ndow OF Patrick Given's store. and cut his (Giy- '
81 vile IN the breast with knife which he had I
AVN. -NN l
INQUEST.
This morning, Coroner Woodward held an
Iuest over the BODY of Michael Murnbv I
a house on g between Eighteenth and NinataenIb a
eets west, kept by Jeremiah Crowly, as a grog
ry. II appeared by the evidence, that last night
cut 912 O'Clock, deceased was in the house. and
vate sebastian hinstler, COD, Second Cavalry,
flrf fr,. |
ID between them, until Murphy was heard to saw
u ne feared no man Ia the house with kpiyes U
y .ois OF any other weapons, though he had none
10 MN; hlnstler drew a large heavy revolver v
N u, MS oeit ana nred. The ball entered Muir }
US ooay between the fourth and fifth ribs and a
'sed through to the skin, causing his deaib p
jury returned verdict in accordance with "
.se iacts. kinstler was turned over to the ciy; Z
horities for trial. ~ " '' il
:. .S.-Since the above was written. we ascertain D
u "hen tue guards went to remove kinstler from T.
guard-room in the basement of the Treasury
nuing 10 the county Jail, he had escaped He IT
., however, be soon retaken, as the pickets md
uts, as we'll as the police, are notified. v
le Derenses Mt Washington--Not Satisfied V
me W ashington correspondent of the Jndioro- :,
is journal saws: VIC inu'an@
4 aln cohnuent haveseen ON PENNSYLVANIA avenue n
noui UT TWO after some startling news as many t,
ten thousand wildly excited nersons who bad a
appearance at least of being in a state of ner r
Is trepidation. Brave words are often spoken t,
ny assert their entire willingness to Crust all
Uen. Scott and the authorites"-but didn't a +
"once upon time" whistle to keep his cou- n
re up? 1t seemed to that behind these intrenid a.
erances laid faltering hearts. We can stand =
this same avenue and satate the optics with a q
lge OF Qualifications extending from Georsetovn g
Alexandria-say eight miles. Now. al tbosa {
thwoTks are across the Potomac Riyer~tbree7 p
runs OF the cannon are out of range of this c;sv
y ~. tnGse at or near Arlington Heights which is
lost dlrecty opposite to the ExannHniu u: n 10 U