The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-29


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| '''"i"S Is tne o'h resolution OF the report
| adopted by the Convention on the day of its ad
| journment, the 18th instant:
Res0lred That in tb. err, e a.. o,.
cesson being ratified bv vote we o5 ., " M ne
people of the counties here rarr.,,,, , i ~ W, ''
disposed to cooperate with us to appoint on the Attn day
o June sol delegates to general convention to mer,
M e I'm ." 'lat month at such place may be- de-
sncb | l!''ee hereinafter provided TO devise
welfare nf tIe - ~ 1" "''!oH DIS ,he safety anu
county to appoint a nnnb F iy niy
convention equal to double the nnints ~ ti, ~ =, n 5
be entitled in the next House or DI,,ate. ,, 10 S
tors ana Delegates to he elected on til. 23d inst bv the
e9S referred TO- to the next General Assembly Of Vir
T., h % VINO concur IN the views Of this convention
thereof ~ seats III The sald convention as members
RIGHrs AND Drrrrs mr. C,n,,,,, ~,
| following L. Gal oririon from t,'o tr ~ - a..
tinguished LAWYERS invovirg nnos,i,ra oF ot,r3
| nership between citizens of III. ronr.daroto S,t
and citizens of the United States W III no r,rrd -,
the highest Importance to cur nercan,iIo c,,,
! nifty, and will be read with interest. We Withhold
a"C n"t' o' Tue parties concerned in the case for
| Wehare cnnsido"ad " a. S,'uSn'. ,,'o lo
you as 10 the effect of the txisting state Of th,ngs
! upon y"nr c"partnerShip with the house d.,
| New OTk. GU are "A citizen of the Cnn (aderot .
States. and they citizens of the United States Oar
! Congress at Montgomery has lately uasSad an A.,
recognizing state of war as existipt, hat,ra -,
| United States and the Confederate States N
state Of war imposes restraints and d;sob;ltio,
ana duties which are Inconsistent with the
OF copartnerShlp between the citiz.ns or hoII;o
governments. 1t interrupts and randars ur7nwfi
all trade and commercial intercnrrso bat,,,
them, and il has a.curdiuoIv haen had ,b,t ,,aL "
state works a dissolution of conartuarshin IT -.
we unders tand YOU to say: your Now york ,,or,
ners considered il trnaSn, to ,hai 90 - n pa p y,
that ib.v ybn,Id D,or,,roa..~ - '"'0' ',.neht
,ba tar,nI, nf n, tNt! E"ouS according to
ti;s 49,, l" me- SUPP 10 oe SOFA ana used IN
i,ah van w u" oe'er Illustration OF your
ties tn carr, Oh ,L. 49,; WIN YOUR pune au
S' ~ ~ Wv 'ne ouJ+ 6 $ "i The cnPartnerShjp,
nr ar - .ue "a NUNS ai'ef ihe breaking out
taan tho o;; Ii"' coparthefship existing be-
snind h Ta''H1"n VI t"o countries at war is dis
m - Wy ,e, ac' oI war. ms doctrine is
ynl :; .t w t"t C"uIt Oh Errors OF New
nc 1SD - % O"se 20 ~ "ris"oIu Is. addngton.
w w. r rrioi t |, 4l?.)
v;,t ,h are ~ 'ne opinion mat your cnpartnershp
t o ''''%sus vi we" OK Is dissolved by the
to that effect and to conduct rour bnsta.s bnraor
ter without the use of their names and r
count and benefit -rborIev,on Io',ri, " " az
~, ''"hN9 VI SOUTH CARnLINA.-
Inc following letter, received on Monday from
Gov. Pickens, of South Carolina. bv a gentleman
of New York j. WORTH, or ,,,.,,.o1
| received yours in rrIaiirn to tGa s.4, r -,
ing against us in New York da ~ - W .e:t ::
as it can end in no good tn attor o,;, ~
in. But for the want of ,ra,Iinas, a,G ..i ~
ness in those who have MANAGED thc
at Washington there never wnnld 49, L,,
war. Now the question to ha dacidad III ~ 5
soon will be whether vou will have r,iI;t,r,, i
potism peace. 1t is strange that, arnonG srng-
rate and independent States in a ceuntrv where
have all been educated to the doctrina tb.t ali
legitimate government rests upon the Irea consant
OF the governed. there should be such madness arI
i"iiy. NOW, II the North were to succeed IN thtir
"'at scneihG o! 'he sG3lugatlon OF the Southern
"u"'" lhIS De HoertY or establish the bless
" i'e "oNT! T.. H"'tut
, surrey 'be lbltllgent and vIrtuouS portion of
~ "' !" Gan never seriously approve OF such
tIi,l II. w.. D.
."'nN MT van buteh never uttered wiser
in ,Ia sIb" ~ Wy" ne s"lu ne a'Ways had ialth
,ru., ia - a ,!rt ~ Nv % I'e people.
od 49, ~ I' iI :u! io'luehce VIII vet guide
natri'tis | an !" tne PaIhs OF wisdom and
ad at ~ :" " " :" VI t"S oiu'r OUT OF confusion,
,,,s|,>;t 49, 80 pt ptIe -" nav "een spoiled Dy
r' " rn-Iantf H." - P''TS PTS anu ~, luxury
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NE" CODE OF MILITARY sign N,Ls.-MajOr Meyer,
OF The army, some months since announced the dis
coVery by himself OF new system of military sig
mails, which would in great measure revolutIoniZ.
the management Of modern forces The signals
are made by means Of flag attached to a mole
movements which tho n1g s na65a >, tLne, ,ii ~
represrnt numbers. which in tbeir ,nrH e,,ras-t
letters of the alphabet. The letters If conrsa
combined into words that lead out the messaGe,N -
Bv the intervention of the numbers rnna hi tbo
officer who directs the dagman. and tbos. who
have been previously informed Of the arrangement
of the system cal understand the lapuuare of the
flag, which hao is moved in three dir rac,in,,s t
right left and front This ic dnra br soIdirs =, ~
the trial ,nnnagad tho h,,o,i,, F;.t' 80. - 80 >"
accuracy For nigbt sirnaIs torcSas
tinted for fsgs. otbarvisa tha y;nai, 49, a. q; 80, S.'-
th,Sa ,,oda IN tho d,r ,;,, Al - ''"' /"
rac,ssar,, ror tha a'S,;n Inc ht Tue implements
srnou ,aol.t oan h ,,I @ elio' "ceu III II
nnint he sin,Io r, ad b. ,v1 '"i P"'n' /"
nns. IN Gr,asn r;rr+a' " " P " i'""ineSs l"'
M, a.;- - -. , :. i, :,
or Santa ~ ~ ,t -, " 80 "G' ''o"' """u
.rcco.sr,I - r . p VI P,',' anu were
rrnund was as,eciaGiv sai ct"d %i' 60 ume' Gu
TaIs were evrl'anged sivteao r;i i,IS "'S az
cuItv and on the thi,d dav br tb' "a u'''I
rantatiry station an in,aIii ;hi IT., w " - ~ " s"'"'
finn was ronidI,. carrid m h, ~ rI !, w WI, ia
and GaIestro whict ara trar,rlfra ;Io, D' ," 100 ~
In a taw dars tLo W. non,snt ~ ~ ' g.!
states r. caiva an rric;aI rat r ,to,e ~
onts ban tha a.; ~; VI ,',ese ~ peri
regiments now at the scar If war vii d"nb,Ies e, h
initiated in the mysteries Of the business. The cir
~ ;, nt.iI .tIe I"Hng campaign must
coyery in AN emf ent degree. N''' N''
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is comnos.d IF sx%roctS frnn tu.,o" inS e'ter
c,irsd in NJ VI 7, dnIaa;,p ~ " .t 'ettel re-
NJ soma ftbo fda.ai ,e; iDTs lne SURRENDER
s " " ~ '''P' III 4eA"s W 'he lex
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''AN hD''"' AcAaS' may w. lool.
"c a. l.Neu nT' '''s u"rn,hg, ana are encamped
on 'hiS RIVER ABOUT one mile from san Antonio.
Altogether there are eleven officers and three hum
or'u men oh lhursday we encampei near Eas-
!"hE'!r' "here the lhhaoitants TOOK every means
influence them into Joining the Sou,5ern forces.
but it was useless as the men without an excention
proved true About nine o'clock the same even
ing, some friend to the Union told one of our olIi
GERS in confidence that the enemy intended 10 sur
round US before morning. and when we were nm
nrenared f,r an attack ra,a rs snrra,dor a,,d a.
liver up our arms. We were not in favorable
p0siuoh even i9r delence S" at midnight we were
all moving. We next encamped hill, in a
FAST Was over and tbe men wore oiI a.
sound sleep after the NIGHTS march two secrssion
officers came up bearing a white flag. while inst
behind them were nearly eiobteen hundred men
and four cannon They had also two or thren
companies OF cavalry. The consequence was that
we mere obliged to surrender. as we had hmt tbr@e
huIeu mem anu 'hey only infantry soldiers. SO
" " " P - " y prisoners o''s vi WAL
THE MERnYMAN CAsE.-The New Yort IV,rIy
tbus ain,.ntIr olIudo, 90 49,. wv"
W iSo ""'' age com
~ " -''. i'"'"'h oh 'he privileges OF tbe c!ti-
zen by suspending the right of hnbea8 corpus:
Chief Justica Tspev bas issuad . writ nf attach
ment against General Cadw,Ioder who under in
structions from the President refuses to obey the
writ of haJeas corpus issued by the Supreme Court
ct the United States in the case OF Merryman, the
Baltimore rloter The step OF the chle' justice Is
singular, but under the crcuhiStahceS' we apPFe-
hend not very important one one. ie utnerAl Iauwa-