The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-11
CITY NI'ELLIGENCE.

~ INSISTING THE LAVA number of the MARYLAND
'oluneeers, under the command Of Col. Mcdonnell
appear to vie with each other in their resistance to
all law and order. We learn that Capt thinner
man, ot the police force of the city, Yesterday
morning went to the encampment of these troops,
"ltn warrants for the arrest of two members of
company b, Capt. Waltemeyer, charged with re-
Slsihg and assaulting police officer on Sunday
'as'' whist IN the discharge of his duty. 1t ap-
pears that Capt. Waltemeyer bad already warned
'ue ponce that their authority was 'played out -
anu that they could not arrest any of his men
upon any charge. When Capt. Zimmerman ar
Iiteo at the camp, he made Gen. Cooper acquainted
Win MS business, and was assured by that gentle
man that the men should be delivered up. Upon
going into the camp, Capt. Waltemeyer summoned
t@nlrty @ men and marched Capt. Zimmerman out
men len Cooper learned of the circumstances he
addressed a note to Marshal Kane and reouested
nlul 10 send an officer to the camp designate the
men, and assured the Marshal that they should be
arrested, aud at the same time expressed the most
unqualified disapprobation of the action of Waite
meyer. oilcers of the police, accompanied by
Gapt smith. OF the military, and an Adjutani,
then proceeded to the camp for the purpose of ar
resting the two soldiers, when the NIB, headed by
"altemeyer, drove the entire party from the
camp; and the policemen were obliged to seek
refuge from them by jumping into the carriages
which contained the military officers The men
are sui at large, and considerable excitement has
oeen occasioned by the affair. This Captain al
IemeyG was former Justice OF the Peace for
baltimore county, and is violent politician
throughout the whole affair Gen. Cooper maniles
Sl disposition to abide by the, la VS. as also did
0oi' h"Connell.
v.IN SOLDIERS ATTEMPT TO KILL A MAN
VI,y a'teVn01n two soldiers of the MARYLAND
ntu vunteers, named Charles Daring and John Hess,
h 80 81 uiInAinS sa"~n on President tIeet, kept
W man named Stagmire, and in a few minutes
commenced acting very ds0rGerlv. Mr. Stagmire
demonstrated with them, when Dar;nn L. .
slngIe-oarrel pistol and attempted to shoe STAG
mIe, VINO caught the desperate by tho wrist iust
ds tne weapon was discharged and the ban on cd
the MOOR Hess then drew a revolver and very Io-na
hhi'e, when two of the police attracted by .ha
report OF the frst shot, entered and seized Hess a.
he was ABOUT to discharge the weapon With
considerable trouble the police succeeded in pettno
the soldiers to the Central police station wbaT
justice Hiss committed him to Jail to answer the
charge. - VIC
DIsoRDERLY.-l esterday afternoon, between 3
anu o clock, quite an excitement was occasioped
~, IN tne vicinity of Pratt and Grant streets,
NY nght between two parties of men, II
appears that William F. Pierce William II. Walter
george Nally, George Prim, Richard Harris and
Alexander Levy met in drinking saloon on Grant
sslreet, near fratt, kept by man named Charles
Swearer, when discussion arose in regard to tb
SOUTH Pierce, great Unionist, took offence at
some remark of one of the parties and struck him
ae'oW. This was the signal for a fight and some
rough work was done The police entered and ar
rested all the parties and took them before Justice
payment of 81 and costs fine in each case
MoVEMENT OF TRooPs.-During Sunday night
iast, the equipments of the Rhode Island Regiment
passed through this city from ashington en- route
Ior Cham6ersburg. About eleven O'Clock yester-
uay morning the regiment under Col. Burnside.
passed through and took the Northern Central
haliway for the same place. Large reinforcemepts
are oeing made at that point. The rolling stock
o the Northern Central Road is reserved SO as 70
De on hand at a moments warning.
DESPERATE HUsBAND.-Y esterday afternoon q
man named Henry Friedman was arrested
charged with making most brutal attack on mis-
"lle. Friedman lives on the Causewav, and COMING
nome drunk yesterday he assailed his wife,
knocked her down and almost severed one of her
him to Jail for Court
FiRE-The alarm of fire about two O'Clock yes
iterday morning was caused by the partial burn
ing ot rope-walk, situated on Light street. near
Cuttings, the property of Mr.. John Grow. The
damage was very triaing.
AMUsEMENrs.-The Baltimore Museum opened
last night to quite good house. The Continental
stlll oilers its usual attractions