The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-20
from tie 81. Hary's Beacon)

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN sr. MAYS
The reception of President Lncnln's proclama
ton and the call OF the Secretary of ar upon Gov
ernor Hicks for four regiments of MARYLAND militia
TO aid the North in the work of coercion have nro
cuced the most intense excitement in every corner
| OF our county. The curre mt of the popular hatred
Is directed exclusively against Governor Hicks who
| is supposed to have acted throurh0ur and IN ha
now acting, in collision with the Administration +
| Washington. paper, which we give below, was
drawn up on Tuesday last, and over fifty si,na.
lures were obtained to it in our village alone The
excitement in other portions of our comfy ara
represented to equal in intensity that which pre-
Valls IN our midst. An informal meeting to carry
out ana perfect the suggestions of the papar Is
about being held as we write, but we shall be com
PEELED to omit its proceedings this week from The
necessity OF putting our paper to press at an early
hour. The paper referred to reads as follows:
Whereas the condition of the affairs ofthe whole conn
try involving the honor and dearest interests of our he
loved State, mperativey demands that her voice should
be heard through the representatives her people CON
vened in General Assembly and in sovereign Convention
should the General Assembly so order;
And aodereas Thomas H. Hicks, Governor Of Maryland
has in the most arbitrary refused convene the
Legislature through which body alone under the forms
of our constitution, the people of this can naugu
rate any movement by which their sentiments can be
positively expressed and the position assumed which
And rehsreaS by the Bill of Rights it is declared that
nonresistsnce against arbitrary power oppression
absurd savish and destructive of the good and hap
pness OF manknd,' doctrine the undersigned indiYi
dually fully concur in;
We, therefore. undersigned citizens Of Saint Mary's
county do hereby pledge ourselves to take part in such
proceedings shall be calculated to give the people of
this State an opportunity of being heard they have
right to be if lead to revolution in this State
IN taking this STEP and with the view of making their
ohect eectua they respectfully ask concurrence in
their movement of the people Of other portions of the
State at an early day. When subscribers are pro
cured, organization shall be effected from which win
proceed its correspondence and its orders The rg is of
Freemen we will maintain
TIE REMAINS OF NAPOLEON I-THarn TRANSFER TO
THE lNvALIDEs.-The Paris correspondent of the
London Times writes, under date of April 3:
"The remains of the Emperor Napoleon l. were
transferred, at two O'Clock Yesterday from the
Chapel of st. Jerome, in the Church of the Inva-
lides, where they had rested for the last twenty
years, to the tomb placed under the dome
''This solemn ceremony was performed in pre-
sence of the Emperor, the Empress, Prince Napo-
leon, the Princess Lucien and Joachim Murat and
tho other members of the Imperial family, the Off
GERS of the Imperial household, the Ministers, the
members of the Privy Council, the Marshas, Ad-
miras, the Governor of the lnvalides and his en-
tire staff.
"There were clergy at the door of the chapel,
who offered holy water to the Emperor when he ar
rived there at two o'clock. His Majesty then placed
himself at the left of the crypt. The Emperor was
received on his arrival at the entrance of the lnva
hoes by the Governor and by Prince Murat and his
sDn. double line was formed by the old soldiers,
thIougn which the Emperor walked The Cardi-
uai Archolshop OF Paris, Grand Almoner reoited
Tue Vespers in the chapel of ST. Jerome After the
+, aseas lne remains OF the Emperor Napoleon l. |
were carried by twenty-four Cent Gardes and low
ereo into the crypt The Count de (yambacaras
urand Master OF the Ceremonies condnotad -
ccortege. me banners were carried hv Marsh us
Magnan, valiant and Random ~ +narsnals
AZ t9s conclusion OF the ceremony the Emna-o-
fs''s"ea tne OLD soldiers and distributed crossss