The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-06
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

W,surScroy Ir, t,h
Under the name Of L;bert,, n,arv hr,,,, ot.;,;.
- -''" . ni"uy brutal atrocite
were perpetrated by the French Revolutionists.
with the "Stars and Stripes" always heretofore
the flag of the stranger and the parsecpted ru
the emblem of a nros,;tr.od soo,iaaI '
-, ~, se't'oiiai party, aho
coin DESTROY all State rights and civil ,;hort -,
ever it suits their pleasure or ma,ica
Without ,II,d;r;, r. .r,o -:
b.ra ,h.r.o,ou;.a5 'p"''' '"'' ages WINCH
nave 'ud' aoterlZeo the soidiery now quartered in
your CIV beloved city, have to 90 no further
than this, the Capital OF the North to see and hear
of CRYING shames against civ;Ii.,.; SH ~ ne"i
kna"wledged though broken Constitution.
The common amusement Of the soldiers boro i : y
fire their loaded pieces in the street nror,;,o.t
and even the Journals of the Adninistra,i y ~
forced to allude to this dangerous and unwarranta
bic license. Please remember do rot snsaL- of 90
extraordinary occasion like TODAY bnt At oil twas
Yesterday a woman was shot thanh 49, a -, ~
injured Tradesmen especiailv linnor daS a.
obliged to close their stores aarl He"'es' are
and TO day there are brt fans III lne evening
though there is no ofic;sI nnh;h;; open al
not to be seen in the street in ,n,h. h"u'es al {
and their appearances at nigbt 80, d. nny tltn
by gentleman, is a rarity' t'"-'so
arrasts for ~. ax.a..;y
tnue Mr.. James KsutFn1o If vnor Sun con-
was arrested day before Yesterday nm Tho Oh
of resisting the passage of The Nass.nbrst,
unteers on the 10th of April. is incarcerataS soi
will nrobabIr ha 49, e. -, 10 ipCai ateo, and
tilities Ha ,r.s aa. tt, cessation ot Dos
charge being made a; the tim a,d n;h speo, i
legal process to which he was ant;tIod - c cue
filled. Habeas corpus is of no avail hsra 'eos 'ui-
Strenuous efforts will soon he mod. IL a:.:s
Tennessee The nautrality ~ - " uir IVY,
DESTROYED and military daouty WI, oe
in that region it is reoorted nndar NJ
Fremont. "J'' "ehe' a'
Two other steamers, the Baltimore and the Phil.
aade'pnia, left the navy yard Yesterday with the
ing tools camp utensils &c II ~ sransna ~
they are destined to Matbias' and VII, epdt
Points, there To act in conjunction with tha Pana
and Pocahontas VIZ a" nee
selves on This s;da Of Noa,S softn!tng them-
force of cavalry, under Col. Sumpter Il ia ia
opinion of Quarterm aster-Geueral Msigs ftba bast
engi .eer in the Northern army that great blow
will be struck within two weeks and if it is not
the delay will cause vexation generally, a needless
expense, and likely to cause loss Of confidence nm
the part of the people towards the Administrator.
and ultimately revulsion of the radical sentimen,
Col. Samuel Colt, of pistol notoriatv &c sooL;,o.
military position in the State of Texas II snnaars
that he has property in that State of the vaiua IS
SZ6ooO. and desires to give it the protection of the
Government.
The House met to-day at IL O'Clock. The attend
ance OF members from the Border and Northern
States was pretty full. Among the absentees we
nouced John 5. Phelps, OF Missouri; John j. Crit
nj
land.
At the calling of the roll the absenca Of Tho ohlo
statesmen who formerly represented six millions IF
peopIe in eleven snrero;r eSttr siA ni''iohs OF
caused some sorrowfnI bsar,s u. anis continent
not yet been crushed to exclsim I'll; iau
Alas! nv poor country nou, no .ni' .ne,ise'T es
disunited sections. dvided hv tbo nat!oh out
thus willingly sacrificed the npaca and I;he. nH 10
their country for GOLD n tbo nn,;s u I'oe' VI
did ambition. II was n,on-nf u sof
Blair, Coyode Colfax WasLbnrns w sec e. oro",
their school holding the nosit;ou nf anu otners OF
Leg islature of country. Where now apa bo III
and honest Letcher, Stevens, Miles. Davis Smitb
and others? Absent, comes the tbriIIin. Su,a.n
but untrammelle6 in their nstr;ot;sn III answer; s"er'
dence. anu i"uepen
A noticeable feature of the rot;,r uo, a., hail..
cast for presiding officer by C. L. l.. LEAry' Of
Baltimore. Give il to the world as ON 3D., y ~;
future policy. When Mr.. Leary's name vas cailad
he cast his vote for Francis =. Blair, of Missouri
man who took up arms against the State 10 which
ne "Meu ms hrst allegiance; who has been, and
ward hnh"n as radical Republican of the Sc
Waio, iiale, and Greeley school; and when Mr.
Lesry mad an opportunity to change his vote, it
was then cast Tor Galusha A. Grow, Republican,
S hnose principles are uitra-Republican, and who
n"s 10 congress and out of it, opposed the
Souh WIN ~ anu oomess,c institutions of the
Ga'iea, VINO pretendS to represent the district of
Fairiax, 7th) Virginia, a member arose. whose
integrity is beyond impeachment, IS. S. Cox, o.
ana stated to the House that the Virginia Repre-
sentative was not citizen of that State, but voted
ID T3 ONO last fall. He also said that he knew Mr.
Spton 60 be the publisher of paper in his (Coxs)
't ne. onio.
bsfnre ,h were tnronged with spectators long
Dsaie we nour OF organization, and presented
MASSAGE Of tha scene as on the occasion OF the
Even tba ,oh f Kansas lhecompton) Constitution
viii ,e unpies outside the doors were occupied
nresent AND th ,s,eners' LADIES In number were
SURF, ,ne stern melancholy appearance which
@ou,o nave possessed the House, in the eye of one
Ianiilsr with former associations of the House of