The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-18
NEWS VIA wASuINGTON

From the Washington Star of last evaninc vo
take the following:
Lieut.-Ueneral scott did not go over to VIRGINIA
yesterday to take command in person of GanaraI
McDoweils army, as ia icing alleged in some of the
newspapers. VI 'ne
MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY on rUEsn.v
AT Gen. McDowelPs headuuarters earlv ro,.o
day afternoon, all was activity and bnstlo "a s
hcers were continually coming and going ara
one seeming anxious to be on the march and in tho
van. Inc numerous companies of regulars in Tho
vicinity OF Arlington House. COMPRISING artiIIor,.
cavalry and Infantry soon had their tents st y,
ana formed in column. The New York Eightb on
the same time also formed and marched Ia.v;nn
T 1Ie,r tents on the ground in charge of guard
Inc Fourteenth New York (Brooklyn) regiment
was part OF the Column which formed on the road
at the loot OF Arlington Heights. and wera nrs.
ceueu ana followed by regulars. They also left
sno .etls On the ground We noticed in the line
several batteries OF rihed field pieces ~
The column of the extreme ripbt is onuuo5 !
Dy GENERAL Hunter; the right centre column hv
uenerai iyier. mat consists of the following
troops, VIZ: the Maine Second, and First SsconS
and Third Connecticut regiments nndar' S SeIonu
hrys; the Jew Y ork Second and First and Saonrd
ONO regiments, under Brgadier. General Scbanni'
ana I the New York Thirteenth, SIXTY Ninth seven
ty-Nihtb, ana First Wisconsin, under Colonel Co
coran, (pro6ably,) with Sherman's u s Jight
Battery and six pieces of the New York Eieb,b
ana detachment of the Second o. s. Cavslry nm
aer captain Harrison and Lieuts. Tompkins and
". rdnu
tnrewn from his horse, and so much 6urt "a ~
nave to be carried into house upon litter
Generai iyler's column bivouacked last night in
anu around Vienna, four and half miles from
Fairfax Court House. '''-i
Col Miles, U. ). A, commands the left ca,tro
.oIumn, and among other crack troops, has more
man z,ooo regulars. He probably moved up bv the
way oi the Little River turnpike yesterday after
n W point within five miles of the Court Honse
- hot nearer. portion of the troops forming hi,
Rnad"ere Two hours passing BaiIey's Cross
Conmb; Ia afternoon to the inter section of the
ouhoia with the Little River turnnika
Coi. HeintZeman Commando III - =,
Znuarae . .ei'' composed of the New York Fire
esouaves, tne Michigan regiments, and otbar 80
..u' uooIs' including U. 5. cavalry and IL.
tiIIery. Its route was via the Oranga "a s ut ar
ara abroad and county roads in that
A portion ri it, doubtless rested last niah, =.
oPr,ngueld station. Falls Church was also occn.
Pie G last night by portion of Tyer's rear
, mere must be at least so 900 troops actualIv nm
t tae march under General Mcdowell, exclusive of
LIS reserve still resting in and around his late en-
From nightfall last night the CITY was fn,l IF rr
mors that Beauregard had Abandoned F,;rfa.
forms, house without firing gum but no such in.
nm tom treiiable) had reached the Department
"p 10 II a NJ. to-day. '"'n'
4, PArfERsONs COMMANDMENTS yovpyrS-
ago, Gan pag Va, July Is, A. An bour
the enemy s .n commenced his advance unon
probabiGsyv from this point His army will in NH a
advance Bunker thG H late position of Johnstons
the fact that las, Withdrawn from tina. point rom
tbougb snere were in pos,io usually thrown
tainly seen aboutit We hsy ms cavalry GER
b. ee D.h that has also leading
direction of StrsusburQ. winchester, in the |
Patterson's effective force is now or,.
men, under himself, Generals Sanford, Ca $4,000
h h. stone, Butterhed, keim, &c.,-some OF ,N.
ps s,so C,ol1nnels, commanding brlgsdes. 'A'm
stones btlghGS, cnlnmn is mn os~o.z
Fons'st &C., OF the New York Ninth, Pennsyl,sps
Twrst Fifth and Twenty fifth, New Hampshire First.
mace o9sn First, and SO rs District Volunteers,
SS SIer uapts Fletcher (Unon Guards) and knight
Ria RIA. Guards), and handful Of the National
ioin his omead has left Stones column, to
- NC .fRiment at Harrisburg.
Captsin Az W OF BARRY's FORT ProkENs BATTERY.
United State, i; H. barry's splendid company of
.sn as. night from Fort Pickens whittier they
have been serving during that time The comn ,ny
numGs1s ABOUT ninety men and fifty horses and Is
camp equipaRe and munitions Of war VI
Lieut.. Col. DsYin's Regiment Of Cavalry is en-