The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-19
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ne"o Vi Importance. General pierca az vat bas
NOT mace an official return to General Butler of
the number OF killed and wounded in the affair al
bethel' The dmiable relations heretofore ren,rtsd
aS existing between the regulars and yountears sra
ra'her on the increase. The troous aImos, ~ q
man. swear that they will not follow the lead of
'neir generals As on all the recent arrivals from,
tne 70 fortress, there comes report that Gonarsi
6utier would undoubtedly attack. and canine
pethei to-day. Same four or five of the eel
eorated Naval Brigade came no on the staanar on
route Tor New York. They give hatterinor o.
counts OF the condition OF affairs in snd arnund
r9rtress. They assert that it is a very ordinari,
ar l"r 'he soldiers to 90 without food for twenty
i0ur heurS; aud, Judging from the annearanca ,r
sno oplhplalnants and the manner in which thew
psrtook OF the food offered them fully that Iengtb
SI tlihe mad expired since they broke bread. On
ooaru, on their way home, were nurhar of
mpa.esi some ot whom participated in the battle
" "a De'nei They express themselves satisfied with
tne occurrences of that day. and 20 home with their
appetites Tor glorious satiated. TrOops were
a. tIlEInR usliy. just as the Genrgana was leaving,
ne harriet Lane came up, bearing evidence nf
haTlne had ''brush" with sometime. Her yyhaaI,
mouse mad been struck BY shot and nortion of II
cdrfiea away British man. -of-war was living off
tne mouth OF the bay. 1t is surmised tbnf she is
tuere ior the purpose of testing the blockade
WIN. r.. smalls Pennsylvania Resi-
A., ment.
ABOUT half-past two o'clock Yesterday mornino
Ooi. " m. +. SnalPs regiment Pennsylvania vol
unteers OF Philadelphia, arrived at the President
street depot, and marched by wav'of Exeter. Lom.
oafd and other streets to the Camden station whers
they took the cars for Washington. The departure
OF tnis regiment from Philadelphia is most grapbi
cdHy described IN the papers of that city The men
'of 'he most part were drunk, and refused to- obey
orders from ten O'Clock in the morning until
seven IN the evening the time of their departure
continued riot prevailed. The LEDGER in referring
10 tle conduct of the regiment at ten o'clock in the
morning, saws: - 'D'
by THIS time large portion of the soldiers had
applied themselves industriously TO their canteens
and the result was a scene alika dsprecsf,I to a.
men and those who had furnished the lfuuor Most
OF the oihcers seemed to have lost ali control Of
tueir men, and allowed themselves to be treated
with lndignity. Sergeants who attempted To in
tertere with the antics of drunken men wara mn
ceremohi"uslv slapped in the face, and finally the
soiulers got lighting among themselves Reyolyers
were dfawn and ba:onets used against the breasts
OF soldiers: One soldier had bavonat tbrust H.
DIS stomach, and but for the iDterGa. e,ca of h.
1cted. - ''N ''"' oeeii III III
lhe scene at the depot ia thus described. "T'bara
were several exciting previous TO the danart
U. 'he tralii, In consequence of some of the men
refusing to obey their officers. In one case several
souiefs not only refused to obey hut used threat
ehlng language to the officers and the diricultv
was hot settled until the officers drew their swords
oacSs OF the weapons. The train left the depot
anout seven O'Clock, the men cheering, and some of
them firing off their pieces" ''. .--7Ff
LEESBURG OCCUPIED
"'St'sso oh eoi stones CoiUmn--SExrmisnes
nv, of OutpOstS.
Inc National Iateligencer Of this morning con-
ains the following particulars of the advance Of
Col Stones column .s.-......-. ...'..f
we have various reports az to the progress of
our District Volunteers all cOncurring however
as to the cheerfulness and spirit with which thnv
Gischarge their several duties Lieutenant Colonel
hyerett,s battalion is at Seneca Mills twenty fiy,
miles ABOVE Georgetown. They had brush on
Saturday with some of the Confederate picke,s ON
the opposite shore, and killed. it is said Csntain
Sbreeve and two of his men --''
Coi. Stone, with the Ninth New \ ork Regiment
ana other torces, was in quiet possession Of Iees
burg on Sunday afternoon. Can't Deores' Cnnaf;
tutiona Guards occupv the Hejqhts M tho NJ
land side ct the Great Falls They had ao, inter
change OF shots with the Virginia pirtet< and
Killed one OF them. Capt Smead and HIS c,n,n,ana
we're IN the heighhorhood Of Rockville at the last
Col. stone Not at Leaabu,.-- .. ..- FL
CoNRAD's FERRY (EAsr SiDgl, MogTG0urny % -
MD, June l7.-To. day the enemy have been nrac
tislng upon Us, Ito no purpose howeverG froJ,
tHtee iour six Founders planted on the other
siae OF the river, firing many rauuds at the portion
or ol Coi. stones command stationed here The to-
ta ipfce OF the enemy opposite tn US is Judged tn
De aoout eight hundred strong Their fire &c "a re-
matksnen. who, in the course Of their firing.
Drought down one OF their gunners The distance
across Is so great, however, that even riIci mus-
kets are of little avail, except By chance Shots
our express came to me hastily and must re-
turn at once, so ! have only time left in which to
say that all Col. Stones command are we'll and
anxious to get TO closer quarters with the enemy.
CAMP NEAR THE Mourn OF SENECA CgFFE Nnyir.
GoMFRT Co., ND, June l6--Thege arr nbopt a
hundred OF the enemy's cavalry in siaht on the
soutn side OF the river, about mile and three
iuhIters no n us; These mostly visible around
defensive work they have thrown no evidently.
To command the roads leading from the, Ferry here
% hiesourg and Drainsville---C Wask Star.
Southern News via Lossisv.,Ie ....
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE New Orle.ns Delta of
Ioln says that the City Council has apprnpri,ted
S2OOOOO for the defence of the city and $50 600 far
the support of the families of the volunteers =
Inc ships David and Land. from Bordeaux. were
T oruerea on the bar and sailed for PHILADELPHIA.
me ships Afrcana and Parsons went To saa m tho
l2th and the National on the IItb. The onIv sb;ns
INSIDE the bar were the Alhnmbra, VigiIant and
ken The yacht Linsey, under British coIors was
taken at Pass-a-P Outre, the 18th, bv the Brook
lyn.
special despatch to the Delta from Richmond
says that Cois Wardrup, Duryes and Howard
ana l5O Federal troops We're killed at Great Bethel
that but 600 Confederate troops psrticpated in thu
acton, and that they had l man killed and
federate loss at II killed
LoUIsvILLE, June l8.--The Charleston Nercagy.
OF the 18th, says: The report of federal troo1s
havlng landed at Hilton Head Is false -
-, Com Strinsham, of the U. 5. frigate Minnesota,
has informed the English Consul at Charleston thai
the crew of the privateer Savannah would be aent
TO lew ork to stand their trial
Ihe Minnesota, Wabash, aud the Flag, were off
Charleston. .. -. '--,7' - - VA
The New Orleans Picay,sae, of the 18th, saws the
yach1 Glpsey was returned to her owners and the
crew released. - H. N''' "o ''
The u 5. steamer Powhatan had on the 18th.
ordered OIL the Prusian bark Heloise and she lied
for Havana. .. -. '''''
"ehefai scotts Plan OF the CRmpaian-.The
Advance 10 Richmond. -.
Everything is in the best condition for an ad
vance to Richmond, for which the preparations
were making. The approach of Generals Patter
son and McClellan's columns. and The concentro-
ton oil troops from the east would seem to foreteI
tnls- Army officers prophesy that the forward
movement hence, southerly, and from FORTRESS
Monroe toward Richmond will BEGIN within Tort
night, and that, when once begun it will not hall
until the Rebel Capital is taken It believed that
the capture will be made before the day fxa1 far
Tribune.
The Troubles ia Missouri.
st. Louis correspondent of the New York
World, speaking of Governor jackson, of Missouri
says:
IL IS not known what his movements NAV be- II
Is supposed that he is rallving as large a force
around MIN as possible in the interior and intends
10 defend himself until the arrival of Ben Mc(Iul-
lough' VINO, 1t is rumored, has 5000 men on The
sou'nern so ooroer. The movement is concerted
one. ana In connection with the usurping Governor
OF Jefferson territory is expected to carry the
whole country south of the Missouri River and eaat
federacy. N'''-
AFTER predicting that Governor jackson and
General Price will speedily be caught and caged
by General Lyon and Col. Blair, he adds:
We are to hare fght before secession is killed IN
Missouri. IF the government does mot faIe sten n
check it, similar eort at prec pitation ,c be made
IN kentucky before many days.
From Observation-Disclosures of Gen. Lyon.
General Lyon has issued proclamation to the
citizens OF 81. Louis denouncing the military bill
ana ths action OF the State authorities After ey-
pressing his determination to uphold the Union
men throughout the State, he adds:
mat relief conceive it to be the duty Of a lust
government to use every ezertion in its power to
give. Upon this point the policy of the govern
ment IS set forth in the following communication
9th, 1861. J
Brigadier- General W. g. Harney commanding
the department of the West at St Louis:
"SIR; The President observes with concern that
notwithstanding the pledge of the State authorities
10 cooperate in preserving peace in Missouri that
the loyal citizens in great numbers continue to be
orlVen from their homes. 1t is immaterial whether
these outragcS continue from the inactivity or in
disposition the part of the State authorities to
prevent them. 1t is enough that they continue
to devolve on you the duty of putting a stop to
them summarily, by the forces under your com
mand to be aided by such troops as you NAV re-
quire from Kansas, Iowa and Illinois The pro
LESSONS OF loyalty to the Union by the State
authorities are not to be relied upon-thev have
already tasied their professions too often and are
too far committed to secession to be admitted to
your confidence, and Won can only be sure of their
desisting from their wicked purposes when it ia NOT
In their power to prosecute them. You will, there
fore, be increasingly watchful of their movements.
and not permit the camors Of their partisans and
the opponents of the wise measures already taken.
to prevent you from checking every movement