The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-05
CITY JNTELLMENCE.

QUICK PAssAeE.-Capt. 7. b. Bavus, of the ship
Black Hawk who arrived IN the city Yesterday
morning from old Point ny the steamer 1e"Tgean-
Sbo mad. the passage 10 only 81 days, and only
IA from Upoo, one of the Navigstor's Group
where she stopped Tor supplies and the i9H dapa
the Navigator's to Cape Horn made IN "a GAYS.
Rak-r's Island is one of the Islands belonging 10
the American Guano Company, situated IN 100
20, W long on the Equator .me I'D n,a Gaza na"h
she Is one of the New York clippers built by Mr..
William II. WEBB. and is considered one of his best
vessels Her entire voyage from New York out to
San Francisco and to the Guano Islands, by way of
Honolulu and home has been made in months and
- days The Capt reports, July 3Ist, lat q 0S'
8 long q 81 West, spoke Dutch bark w lillian
Daniel, 81 DAYS from Amsterdam, bound to Batavia
THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.-Quite number of
elderly women were placed in most uncomorts-
bic ouandary day by being informed at the Ches-
apcake Rruk that no pensions would be paid
cent to those who subscribed to printed oath
which was prepared for them. The oath binds
them 10 support the Constitution and the Govern
mani ssany law of any State Convention Legs.
Iature to the contrary notwithstanding Two
nIurkr old danes marched up to their attorneys
=. c,osuIt "a to the proper course to be pursued
and declared their determination to starve rather
+bo, dempsn themselves. Upon the suggestion,
hnrayer. of counsel that if they had no in tention
Of tskipy up arms against the Government, per-
baps the best thing they could do would be TO get
all the money from it they could lay hands on, they
signed the paper and pocketed the casa.
IxsoIEyr CoNpUCr OF Wee PoLrCE.-Two ladies
Yesterday afternoon proceeded to Camden station
lar the nuruose Of taking the Washington train,
hat arrived a moment TOO late. One Of them was
the wife of an U. :. Army ohcer, and the other
the wife of distinguished Confederate Army Off
Ger Finding that they were too late they retraced
their steps put my hau scarcely ie'S tne uspo'
when ''Vlglaht ''ce-Po''ee"i8" oei"S" tneIi ga
gage. Ihey were paced Ill a wagon anu taheu "
the southern poice S'n'i," H"use' as oH rs VIC
ladies were lh"' MEG % t'e se:Eu'e; "eJDr
was called upon, ana "te' he"!t "s 'ne 80 VI .n5
cas- ne eAi' $50 81 tha prnyost Nsrsh3I or
Lepa''"Tg =" ,'' vcpbait DANNY 70 bava tho
49, 49,, ,"Ii,.oIr r,ra,sad which -,,as accnr6;rg
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hABEAS CORPUS NASas.-h''e" -
n moar ut the Dury uavpS; wa. YESTERDAY oe-
or" Judy tiles. ht the > pi''r,ct court upon
- %, ','',''' 20 p'' I",I Wv :, ;,noa =; th
- " Il -, ,t,t-'.5 ~, nror th. ,r,un5
.'h,s, ,t 81 800 ,f a,ra VAN he anlis,ad in
,a,rica ,f tbe un;tad S,s1es G1varnmnnt and
'GS 40 " nr.-ar 70 tb. wishes Of his f.hsr
~ we u" - " ,t ~ :
vesterday issued UPON the petition of Michael
:o7av. directing the Commanding officer at Camp
-,.~~1II IN hiring into Court the b,dy of John
airy Rpney a minor.
imam, ,,,r, C,,r,vo ANNA 7, r,ro-rn. 1I,,u-,
HAR'fp WIFE ul,lNu -AID 10 phSERI Frs henry
NJ. Hrghes and Liyht streets was vastardsv morn.
inc arrested upon the charge of having aided and
a1ste in the desertion of members of the ,uave
7Friment on Federal Hill Un,n an evenin,tinn
The TACT was ELECTED tia. he had received the mi
forms Of two deserters and supplied them with
citizens dress. He was sent to Fort McHenry.
CHARGED WITH Enthusiastically afternoon two
yOung mn, named George Stone and Chas Lngup,
were arrested on the charge of stealing quantity
of taow, the property Of man named Max Biitt