The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-07
CITY NIELLIGENCE

MOVEMENTS OF TRooPs.-The first movement il
military matters yesterday was the TRANSPORTATION
of detachment of the 4th Wisconsin regiment t,
the Relay House, where a portion of them hal
already been encimped.
On the train from Sandy Hook last evening wa.
the remainder of Col W. b. Mann's Philadelphia
regiment. 1t will be remembered that portion OF
this regiment went home to PHILADELPHIA some
days ago. Those that passed through last evening
constituted the ''rear guard, and was all that had
been left of the foe-iookng body of soldiers which
went to Harper's Ferry but short time since
The regiment is now entirely dsbsnded, the men
having refused to take "the OATH" and some ct
them complained that the officers should not have
brought them out OF the State of Pennsylvania
Col: Mann, it is stated yesterday morning order ed
those that were with him TO stack their arms pre-
paratory to taking their departure, but instead OF
complying with the order they threw their guns
upon the ground. No representations could induce
them to remain, and their Colonel gave up in des-
pair, though he still remains with General Banks
column.
Between FIVE and six hundred soldiers passed
through here yesterday, portion of them going
home on furloughs, and others going to the seat OF
war in small detachments.
BURGLARIEs.-The hardware store of Messrs PEN
niman q Brother, No. 10 North Howard street,
was entered BY burglars Thursday night last
and robbed of fifty dozen fine pocket-kniyeS valued
at $500. The money drawer of the establishment
was also broken open and some small change car
ried of. The bank notes had been removed BY one
OF the clerks in the evening. Admission to the
premises gained through a back window of the
third story o the building. Up to this time moth
ing has been heard Of the perpetrators.
VA Sunday last burglar entered the bar room
OF the Sherwood House, corner of Harrison and
Fayette streets, and stole from the desk package
containing $500. The door leading to the bar room,
and also the desk, were forced with Jimmy. The
money was not missed for some hours after it was
stolen.
UNJUsTTFIABLE CONDUcr. On Monday night Mr.
B. L. Ullmau, No. % North Gay street, went to
the Central police station to request the removal
from his premises of several soldiers who had en-
tered his store and acting in disorderly
manner. Two of the vice-poice were sent to the
house, and Mr.. UIlman remained in the station
The officers returned without making any arrests,
and reported that there had been disturbance at
the house. Mr.. Ullman was then locked up on the
charge of being disnrderly himself. He was cor.
fined over night and in the morning had a hearing
before Justice Hiss, who discharged him. there not
being the slightest evidence 10 subSlantiate the
charge
ACCIDENT TO A SOLDiER. ER.-James Lynch, a men,
Der oi the Second U. s. Infantry regiment, which
passed through this city for Washington on Mon
daE evening, met with a serious accident as the
train from Harrisburg within fifteen miles of
Baltimore. One of his comrades was handling a
loaded gun, when the contents of it accident
ally discharged taking effect in the left arm OF
Lynch. Upon arriving in this city he was taken
to the Lombard Street In6rmary, when the arm
was amputated below the elbow by DR.. Butler
He was in a comfortable condition last evening.
RESULTED FATALLY.-ln Monday mornings Ec-
change there appeared an account Of the shooting
of young man named Hergersheimer, who was
shot while down the river near Curtis Creek
Two of the buck-shnt passed through his BODY, in
fcting injuries from which he died at nine O'Clock
on Monday night. Yesterday morning Coroner
Sparklin held an inquest over the body, but there
was no evidence to indicate who fired the shot 4
verdict of "death from wounds inflicted by the
discharge of gun in the hands of person un-
known to the jury" rendered.
OUTRAGE BY A SoLDrER.-About o'clock on
Monday night Mr. B. Herman, accompanied by his
son, eight ears OF age, was walking out Green.
Davis. soldier Of the 5th Wisconsin approached
him and said, You d secessionst, teach your
son better than to shout for that traitor He
then dealt Mr.. Herman severe blow in the face
and fed to his comrades who were near.
SrABBlYG CASE Yesterday afternoon two man.
named John Slert alias basket aud John Fitzger-
aid, got into difficulty, and after blows had passed
SieFt drew knife and stabbed Fitzgerald on the
head, inflic!ing quite severe but not dangerous
wound. Siert was arrested and taken to the East
district police station, when Justice Griffin
committed him to Jail for Court
THE MEL"DEoN.-This fav0rite place Of amuse
ment has again been opened, and nightly an excel
lent perform arce is given. The interior of the
ball has been thoroughly renovated, and presents a
handsome and inviting appearance. The acrobat
ic feas of the Wallace brothers are equal to any
performance of a similar kind given In this city.
There is also fine corps OF vocalists.
FIRE.-About O'clock on Monday night, an
alarm of fire sounded from box So, but upon
the Fire Department proceeding to the locality of
the box, it ascertained that the fire was beyond
the city limits being the large foundry of Messrs
Poole and Hunts Union Works, at Woodbury.
The firm are unable to form any just estimate Of
their loss, but it is believed to be fully covered By
policies of insurance, in various companies.
Nh. a. ,f NJ.
police has for the past two days, been on the
Ellicott's Mills train, going to that village. He
was dgesSed in plain clothes, and had no badge on.
He either stared at E!licotts Mills all night or re-
10y al citizens in Howard county who require watch
ing?
B. Herbert was working in Abbott's rolling mill,
Canton, when a large piece of iron fell upon his
right arm, crushing the bone so badly that amputa-
ton will be necessary. He was taken to his home.
NJ. Isl Castle alley, where Dr. Dwineile reu der
ed medical attention.
MoRE PRISONERS IN Fort MoHENRY.-Captan
Theodore Weems, - Ward, 1st mate, and J.
Diver, engineer, of the steamer George Weems,
are confined in Fort MeHenry. They ere
taken on board of the steamer on Saturday morn
Ing last, when she was searched
SUICIDE IN THE CoUNTY.-Au old man nam.
Jonathan Howard, residing about % miles from
the city, on the Falls road hanged himself in his
barn on Wednesday last. He had for some time
past been in bad health and greatly depressed in
spirits. He leaves wife and five children.
OUrRAGE.-A young tnan named Harrison Harvey
was yesterday brought before Justice Showscre
upon the charge Of committing outrage upon the
person of Elizabeth Grockenbaughdt aged l3 years.
The examination resulted in his being committed
for the action Of the Grand Jury.
DEATH OF AN OLD CGTIzEN.-Mr. Jacob Day, an
old aud well knowu citizen, who has for some time
acted 10 the capacity of clerk to the Board OF Pub
lie School Commissioners, died at his residence on
Monday evening last.
SUDDE. DEATH-Mr. Joseph G. Bovd, a member
of the Baltimore bar, disd quite suddenly las
ming about eight O'clock, at his residence, No 81
Hien street. He leaves vile and several chill
drep.
ASSAULTED BY SoLDlEz, -, George II. Wheeler, a
soldier, yesterday arrested upon the charge of
assaulting John G. McCutchen and Sarah Nc,
Cuchen. He was committed for Court.
AMBULANCES FOR HARPER's FERRY-A long train
of cars yesterday left w ashiOgton for Harper's
Ferry, carrying nearly one hundred ambulauces to