The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-05

Me- rvs VIA WARRINGTON,
We take the following news from the Washing
ton Star of Saturday evening:

We take the following news from the Washing
ton Star of Saturday evening:
RESIGNINq.
Qaite number of regimental and COMPANY oiIi-
GERS are TesISnlng, more or less, daily.
ARRIVAL OF PRINCE NAPOLEON AT WASHINGTON
Prince Napoleon, accompanied by two aids and
the captain OF the French steam yacht on which he
arrived In New York: reached this city yesterday
afternoon, and drove in that gentleman carriage)
TO the residence of the French Minister with whom
tue party design remaining during their sojourn,
Tor few days, in the Federal metropolis. The I
Princess Cioilda (hs we) and the rest of his suite
remain in New York for the present.
In countenance and the general contour of his
head Prince Napoleon much resembles his uncle,
the elder of his name; though in person he is
larger.
at noon to day, accompanied by the Secretary
of State, who introduced him to that functionsry,
he called on the President of the United States un-
officially as he visits this country only as private
gentleman.
We learn that leaving Washington he pro- !
poses to visit the West before returning North
This afternoon Prince Napoleon visited the |
Capitol, attracting much attention as he passed |
through the Halls. lie seemed much pleased with |
the architecture of the building, and spent some |
time in pleasant conversation with Senator's The |
| Prince was accompanied by Secretary Seward and
| the French Minister.
SOLDERING WILL NOT so PLEASANT HEREAFTER,
| The Gig Guard, Headquarters City Hall, J
PRovosr MARsHAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, August 2, 1861.
| General Orders. No. l.
The following regulations for the Provost Guard
OF this city are published for the guidance of Off
GERS commanding guards and patrols, and for the
| information of all concerned
In pursuance to instructions from Major General
Mcclellan, it is directed that all officers frequent
ing the streets or hotels of the city without written
permits to be absent from their regiments or sta
tons, setting forth the object of the visit approved
by their brigade commanders, shall be arrested and
sent to their regiments or stations by any officer
| commanding patrol who may observe them.
ADVSOldler iOund absent from his cOnOany 18th
out written permit from the commander of his
brigade, and all soldiers found in the streets no.
tells or other places in the city, after 9 o'clock p
NJ, shall be arrested and confined for trial and
punishment. All prisoners will be taken to the
central guard-hOuSe Of the city, where thew will
be turned over to the officer commanding the guard
at that station, who shall detain them in cusiody
until otherwise ordered.
1t shall be the constant purpose of all officers
commanding guards patrols to keep the CITY uu-
der vigant observation, day and night to the end
that the pubic peace may not be in any way dis
turbed, nor the citizens moested in their persons
or property By any person in the service of the
United States.
Reports containing the time and place of all ar
rests, with the names of persons arrested, together
with such other information as may be deemed i'm
portant to the public service, will he made and
handed IN to this Office at o'clock A; NJ, daily.
A. PORTER,
Col. 10th nifty U. s. A, Provost Marshal
UP RIVER.
The 54th New Y ork regiment is stationed
at Seneca Mills, with the exception of three conn,
panles, which were left at the Great Falls
Inc lst Minnesota regiment is at Edwards Fer
l ry, and we understand their nickets extend west
WARD until they meet those thrown out bv General
, Banks. so the line of canal is well guarded ard
boats are expected in Georgetown today we learn
recession troops are constantly seen on the other
sue OF lng otomac IN small bodies, and shots are
OCCASIONALLY exchanged with troops
1 The 9th and 18th Pennsylvania regiments left
river. ~ NN
CRUISING IN DELAWARE BAY
The revenue cutter Dobbin has been ordared IN
cruise IN Delaware bay for the purpose of LOOKING
out Tor priyateers, some having been seen in that
Slc!nlty. Inc DonbIn carries one first class gun
vigorous offensive demonstrations
sKIRNTsnING AT THE oUTPOsTs
e scouting party of the 35th New York regiment
was attacked night before last few miles beyond
e their camp, by detachment of secession troops
= and several voileys fired on each side Ono,
a BODY hurt, so far as ascertained
TO LEAVE FORTRESS MONROE.
The steamers s. +. Spauding and Ben DeE,rd
are now at Fortress Monroe for the purpose of
ryins to Boston the lst Vermont regiment Colonel
PheIps, the command having served out the period
S OF their service.
!. FOR THE ABOVE PLACE.
q lieutenant Colonel Weiss Of the 20th New York
regiment, is about to leave that city with fine bat
terry manned by old artillerists for Fortress Mon.
roe.
THE DISPUTED KANSAS sENAToRsHIP
: Inc Senates Judiciary Committee have reported
] in favor of Mr.. T. 2. Stanton's right to hold the
d Kansas dictatorship now filled by Gen. Lane.
q THE FLAG TRUCE.
d The general impression seems to be that the fac
OF truce sent in from the enemy had reference to
an exchange of prisoners.
RESIGNED.
Q Hon. I. }. d. Fuller, Second Auditor, has re.
, | signed
Ex-Pres!dent Buchanan is so i'll that he is OBLIGED
d to iorego his customary visit to BerkeIy Springs
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