The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-29
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l"r ourleo, Others stored away behind nartitions y
e" 9nuFrneath the floors. On repairing IN +
tt Jtnt1 VI tue Provost Marshal it was discover
', Instead Sc tuinoFs were immensely exaggerate
"a lns1e&u OF ilnding fifteen hundred stand Of am
u tneFe were found between two and thrna Lrnda
ne G; Gne huhdred and twenty of this number were y
~ ~ ns or - nuSHets which were purchased for n
ls' use OF tue police department durinr NJ g. ~. VI
lg administration. These Gums wero 5fni 49, swami
race 10 the detectives office wbare tbav ri w. VI
1e ~ 70. past exposed to the view of anv nerso
lie WIZ m, entered the apartment P'O
~ ine'e were about fifty of Halls breecb Ioodin
carolhes, which were purchased hv tba i, ~
Is getner with number Of ordinary snortma5,s " y
u NJ NJ; "'u muaXets (fint locks,l about twentyfv
4 s rer;o,;n and over one hundred pistols
q an varieties With the exception, of the ,nns =,
" Ie'e'ieu 10 as being in the rack the rest nf o.
LIE we're 1ound coucesed in various parts of tb
ua Inc rifles and mustets were discovera,
J. ust t,e moor IN the rear room. The pistoIs ro-
t:S eete:Su between the floor and the ceinp. III,
/ Atrluges, OF which there were not over ten +bon
Gi %Iu vi an KINDS, were found buried under coa
: r"e ] "nI III small trunk under the floor. Tier,
"':o discovered several packages and b,vns n
PsrcuSsion caps All the arms wpre tbn .o, DoAes %
VI tie ci.y, ana were no doubt secreted tbcra ~ 49,,
sHeF liie gal seizure by military authorities
~ ny Tue day hundreds of persons visited tbo
20 W Vie" the contraband articles most -,
a "uom were compelled to leave without hoi
GRAINED The discovery was matter of conrnT
sacoH saco a the Gay, but when towards evening the
known, much of the interest abated In tbo San
roolh, or store house, there were three old ;Son
os.hon. ihese pieces were removed from in front
" " Io rIarshaIs oihce some few weeks since After
i1 io.n OF April they discovered in di ffarsnt
l0ral'tles OF the city, and taken to The Marsbops
oince ior sale keeping. They remained in tbo
ssaset S ior some weeks, when Marshal Kane osve
o'%ers me 10 place them in the old store-room e"''
mere was also there large number oF carro,
80 VI SIi sizes, but lew of which could have been
80 80 III tne pieces Later in the day party Of
iron tne erection OF Col kenly, visited the
! ".H louhdry OF Messrs Adam Dentnead & Son and
senzeo Two howitzers, which were hauled mn ~ ~
o'lce Oh the Provost Marshal, and afterwards w.
removed to Fort MciIenry. All the arms and am
conveyed there. '0 VIII also De
DEPUTY MARSHAL CLIFFORD REFUSES tn Srp,,, IT,
DER ANY BUT THE CoNsTIrUT1oyAL ArTEnnr, L'rr n
AoTuG Ut TWO CLOCK yesterday morning Danntv Nj
I,ta mos clifford was aroused by Col. Edward r
etueForldge, crler of the Unted Stot,o O.
VINO stated to the Marshal that he bod ho CIluI''
u w Uei. Banks to wait upon him and reonest
D,m % 10 VISIT the General in Fort McHenry at diaht
C,oVH ih tne morning, and at the same time fnr-
n.Sheo the Marshal with pass Marshal Gifford
49, a. ine hour named, presented himself at the Fort
III "4S cohoucted to General Banks headouarters
IN lew moments Gen. Banks entered the room
ana SAID that he desired to b. frank in his con,r
nlcatlons and hoped the Marshal wonId ho annii
~, 10 winch the Marshal replied he certainIy
" n"uiu. 'en. Banks then remarked that he desired
p,aes at The head of tie police department
cspt it. His commission sboUd "UIiu ac- hs
MADE maze out forthwith, and The room,
lar @ ponce should be substituted for the |
men now acting under Col. Kenly. Marshal G;t |
I"rd asked if the operations Of the denartIoant |
@ were TO DC conducted under the direction and COZ
Pol OF the Police Commissioners To this GensraI
tha ngPlIea thst the Board was surersedcd and
NE u harshs would have to report to the prnvost
~ n"rshai' Marshal Clifford then said . GannrsI
nanns, , cannot accept of the position under those
ingtnn tn LIS I.i Is mere money enough in Wash
position providing the Board of Police cti VI th ,,'e
department, and not otherwise General RanLS
eApIeSse" MS regrets that the arrangement conI5
nenid u mace. Marshal Clifford then asked if he
conid pay visit to Colonel Kane General Rail-
sHlu '!iat was impossible at that time bpt "a soon
as visitors were allowed to visit Colonel Kane ba
wouIu "a alrect pass to be issued which w0uId ad-
III. MN 10 the fort The interview here ended.
h.. 1E P ' lcE foLIcE:-The men appointed as police
oy IToVast Marshal Kenly were on dutv thrpnnb-
out tne city Yesterday. From an early hour in The
morning until after six O'Clock crowds surronn6ad
ane several station houses, seven-eighths of whom
we're an4lous to have the red tape in the bptton
hole number of changes were msda in tboHo
selected on Thursday afternoon. Some ten or
WE'VE OF the regular police have accented nosi
Gious? out up to last evening of the Central
Ustlct men had wavered in their devotion to the
regular constituted authorities There is no danv-
ing the TACT that our citizens of all parties n,anv
u " the Onlon men included, deeply regret the ab
,ence OF ne municipal police, Who during the pa:t
S,JSIi
1t the community. '"e 0o""ueice
CRIMINAL CARELEsSNEsS-Soon after tbs eu
euing OF the Police Board, on Thursday last |
oidler VINO was riding up Eutaw street nnIJad a.
Ie'0IVef ana hred upon dog which was ruDnino t
w. ne ball struck paving stone and oi,,n;S I
upwards, whizzad past the ear of A wellkn9wn ~
,her ,er "ho happehed to be close by He immediaIeIy
eprlmahced the fellow, and told him that he had |
zen Titnlh an ace OF shooting him by his careless
less. Ihe man replied that it made LITTLE diTarano Y
! ne had; although he had not shot at hin, Tho b
u'cner quietly answered that it was very lucsv t
ur 'he man that he had weapon with him I
tte, WISE ne would promptly settle accounts No
ahSered the life of peaceful citizen -
, Z oNDER THE New REGIME-Brutal lEtrderoys oog
J"P"n"Rea Attack h-Y esterday as some little hoys Il
'ere passing down Madison street, prob,hIv "a 81
urning from school, full of noisy life soma of tba
roposed a cheer fer the Union, which was on
ordlngiy done. One of the bows then pronnqad to
heer for jeff Davis, which was responded to Nv
tnis the driver OF one Of three carts which were
lhat tnnmf mt passing by, took up the tailboard
Whlch he was seated and SHE'D it at the bovs - ia
struck the head Of one of the little fellows and
Pened ms skull The wound was verv severe one
e nave been unable to learn the name of tho erc
er, or IN what state he is at present The rascal
10 committed the outrage was not arrested ~
IHE STREETS EsTERDAY.-There was but little CT
vehement on the streets yesterday. The people az
Ppear determined to patiently abstain from all a
eMonsIratinns calculated to incite riot The M ri
&c OF zen Banks were marching up and down the nj
ue"aiNS, each wearing piece of red tame in q o.
utton-h"te of his coat There was more drunken to
ess !" oe seen than has been exhibited oa the al
reefs Tor many days past. n
DISoRDERLY CH.RACTFes yeotord -, n,
men were acting In a disorderly way on Feps
ONT, when they were arrested by the military gl
once ana confined in the Eastern district police m
alton. In the afternoon two soldiers mada ba;r th
ppearance on Bond street, both of whom wara ia
F"hk and disordery They were arrested and con- q
ned IN the Eastern district police station. th
MARSHAL hANE.-Colonel Kane occupies at Fort ST
cnfhry the same quarters with Mr.. Merryman sd
e Is allowed to see of his friends several of a
hom sited him during the course of yesterdoU th
6 makes the best OF en- uncomfortable position Al
nd bides his time. F0'''-'N'
KEY. JOSEPH F. SMITH, d. D-Tbe servicas of -,
10 e'queht GiVime who Is temporarily occupying in
e pulpit of the Third PRESBYTERIAN Church Of thi ~ ~
~, have been so successful and are attracting d
lch large audiences that the congregation find | TT
e capacity of the hall in which they have been n
orshlpplng entirely too limited In consequence ~
this the lectures of DR.. Smith will hereafter be '''
lyered In the First Presbyterian Church. Dr, N
ackus,) every Sabbath evening the use of tbat ~ ~
urch having been rendered to the Third copgre- n
ANOTHER ENcAMPMENr--The Twentieth New ~
ofk regiment, Col. G. w. Pratt which cana 20 "
Is city IRON Annapolis Junction on Tbursdav ba
sterday proceeded to Patterson's Park for tbe or
ii ITsG o, occupying that point encampment tn
VIII oe remembered that this place was vacated OF
ouC ten Gays since by Col. Moreheads repi- ku
ent, which is encamped in the western i'm, | IN
OF the city The New York regiment numbers
out 500 "shabby" individuals. te
DRESS PARADE.-The Thirteenth New Yorl -er;- Ne
ent, commanded by Col. Abel Smith, Yesterday pc
teFnoon made dress parade through varinns ms
eetS IN the western portion of the CITY, The TIL
IN were attlred in new pautaloons but the hal mr
ce Ol thelr uniform presented rather rusty an ste
srance: They were followed through the streets cr
.he usuai crowd OF boys and negroes who oc sol
sionaiy cheered for the ''Union -
ARRIyAL OF TRooPs.-Ye Yesterday afternoon there no
rlVed oy the Philadelphia and Wilmington Rail oc
ad' the 9th regiment Maine volunteers. under ne
Inmand OF Col. Mark H. Dunnell. The regiment ala
Is over !UU strong, and the men were well no
uipped. They formed on Exeter street. and WI
lrched py way OF Lombard street to the Camden en-
eet station, where they took the cars for ash urt
yton. N'o 'o' " "'H-
APPOINTMENTS. The Provost Marshal Yesterday ~
pointed Thomas Ii. Carmichael Lieutenant in the IN
htral district. Lieutenant Carmichael was for ctr
tiy Lieutenant In the Swami police and lately ga
)eputy arden in the Jail. Philip T. Dawson ssb,
Geen appointed TO similar position in the East pri
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KLL.-Yesterday after sue
on, man named John Gailtry was arrested nm thu
, charge Of making desperate and unproyoked pis
ack on man named Peter Quinn. He was wit
Ken before Justice Mckinley, who held him to | fro
Il In the sum OF 81, 600 to answer the charge at ph,
urt noe
lHEFT.-GeOrge Kinsmore was Yesterday Arrest Tn
Dy ofhcer brown, upon the charge of steal ling the
awning from Levi Brown, in Lexington market. aut
was released oy Justice Shipey upon security l
a further hearing. tha
AssAULT,-oflcer Brown yesterday arrested me
shua Robinson, colored, upon the charge of as ou
llting and striking George W. Cook vi as will
-&igned before Justice Hiss who comm;,t5 h: SEQ