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BALTIMORE, July 22-Evening.

BALTIMORE July 22-Evening.
Gen. Dix will command Of this military depart
ment tomorrow. lie is accompanied by his son, Col
Temple Dix, in a confidential military capacity. The
Generals city quarters at Gilmore House. The
that the order countermanded is untrue. General
Banks leaves for Patterson's column morning
The city continues in great excitement. The
lists overoyed Hundreds people the streets
discussing the intelligence. Efforts being made among
leading seCessonss TO keep the disorderly quiet
large numbers OF soldiers on the streets Considering
The terribly excited state OF public feeling is worthy Of
remark that the troops in town treated with few
demonstrations Of hostility large extra force Of police
duty in central localities The presence Of con
siderable military force may be required keep the re-
bells in Baltimore quiet in their present derum Of Joy
Likenesses Of Ieauregard arc sold on the streets.
The following is Hat Of the persons arrested to-day by
the police, charged with melting riot and being dsor
| derby. Some released their rccognizance
others held over for tralPeter Nolan John Mudon
VIM Emery, james Mccurdy, Beverly Digs formerly of
the Metropolitan Poce), John McCracker Formerly Of
the Metropolitan Poce) Charles T. Wright, James Durnoe
Joseph sappe Isaac Atkinson Lewis Casey John Gregory
| (member of the City Grurd) Joseph Marson George
Ellis John Miller, Joseph I. Redde Stowe Ocweller Of
Of the late firm of Coumd stoweD and some others
heavy and steady prevented large congregation
of people
BY order Of MAJOR General Banks s bar rooms were
closed early in the day.
There six district fights, bN in case was any
other weapon than billy drawn No lives woro lost
but several severely bruised The new police acted
with momptness and efficiency.
Col Yohe' Pennsylvania regiment from Harper's Fer
ry passed through this evening" fer home TO re-
cruit.
raymaser McPhail Of the United States Army juft
from Washington contraicts the reports that Shermans
and Burnside batteries were captured by the rebels
The elaOn Of the rebels 10 gradually subsig and the
Unioni!s exhibiting more confidence night ap-
proaohes.
Major Bowman, United States Army, Of the Engineer
Corps, has been summoned for active duty.
The unionis,s in Baltimore very generally attribute the
defeat Of the Union forces to the inactivity of Gen
terson who; it is reported, dozen times officially
teegraphed to engage Gen. Johnston at any odds on
Sunday.
Dix has not been Informed that his orders to sue
eeed Gen Banks have been counterrapded He now at
Fort McHenry with Gen Banke
In all about thirty made for attempts to in
all at the central.
The Union have declared they would rather see their
own property destroyed and the city reduced by General
Banks batteries than have JEFF Davis forces occupy Bal
tmore.
All is quiet IN the city at the close Of this despatch.
1t is almost universally conceded that this city would
been the OF deadly disturbances during the
height of the excitement attending the reports of the
rebel SUCCESSES but for the prompudc Marshal Dodges
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Arrival of the North American
at Father Point.
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Lord palmerStOn on the Action Of the American
Government Respecting the Slave Trade.
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England to Act Theoretically
i'm Mexico.
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insults to the Gear Of Russia
in Moscow.
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Suppression Of the Outbreak
ira Spain.
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COTTON FIRM -BREADSTUFFS QUIET
&c. &c, &C.
Suppression Of the Outbreak
ira Spain.
COTTON FIRM BREADsTUFFs QUIET
FATHER POM, July %, Is

FATHER PoNr July %, 1851.
The steamship North American, from Liverpool at one
O'Clock on The afternoon OF e lIh via Londonderry
FIVE O'Clock the afternoon Of the 18th instant passed
Father Point at nine O'Clock this morning.
She brings one hundred aud seventy four passengers
and gao GOO in specie.
Tie latest via Londonderry has not come to hand
"a serious interruption in the working of the lines be-
tween Montreal and Quebec prevented the receipt of the
news by the North American til late last night-ED
HERALD
The Jura reached Liverpool the morning Of the 10th
instant
The city Of Baltimore arrived at Queenstown on the
morning Of the 9Th instant.
The Glasgow which sailed from Liverpool on the 10th
instant, has nearly 2Iao,C sterling.
The la yara had about 80 600.
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Great Britain.

Parliamentary proceedings were devoid Of interest.
The resignation OF Lord Hobart Secretary War,
which has reported has certainly taken place,
although is officially announced. Sir N c. LOWS is
spoken OF rs his successor.
Mr. Cgrdwell takes the Home secretaryship.
Tho Queens cup representing The championship in rife
shooting finally disposed Of at Wimbledon in favor of
JOPLIN member of the MddleseX corps The shooting
was far in advance Of that of last year.
Lord Par,rston had received the dcpuation relative
TO tho Save trade He stated that the rebuke he adm
nistered the Spanish government recently had induced
them 10 send of the coast of Africa number of
cruisers
The government OF the United States were doing
more ;iIan they aid before to suppress the slave
trade.
The london Hs.0l1 gives rumor that Mr. Gregory
member % Parliament lo She county of Galway, had
ceptod thc Iosisip Of The Treasury vacated by Mr. Dag
nell acceOnt Of the government acton on the Galway
contract
The corn,niitae OF the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada
have issued second report iLey recommend that
one Of ak and experience be forthwith sent to have
tcmporat, the entire control Of its affairs in Canada, and
negotiate with The Canadian government. Mr. Wstkn, a
prominent official had bsel selected.
M Ten Brock enphat caly ocntradcts the statement
in Bus life that lac intends 10 sell his stud and retire
from the turf. IL has 40 euch intention
The yansh concession, upon Which the projected North
Atlantic eeeraph was founded is about TO be transferred
TO new hands 4 working compeuy is to be established
to lay Cables.
The Official report 81 The loss Of the Canadian
rates the captain and officers but suggests that steamers
do not 90 through tie Straits Of Belle ls'e before the goth
of June.
Lord Jch, Russell, response depuation of Next
can bondholers, promised energetic measures against
Mckee
IN the House of Copmons on the I'll of July Lord
puNRsYoN said II impossible not TO admire the
Polish character, lament the ms,ortrnes which had
he,len Poland aud he ConCnrrcd in thinking that
pc who had resisted az attempts 10 destroy their national
sr: meet ultimately ENJOY better fate. The govern
were however, not prepared to recommend &C.
cied courrc Interference her behalf which would
not meet with the support % the country
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ItAUllON--IUNltS MANutaCI, RED FROM COM
" whisky, alcohol and such like, abound 10
this market II You wish 10 be healthy SIfINFFJDS
COGNAC BlTTERs. If you are sick them. Keep
them always your family. They cure Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Darrhma Dyscntcry, Yellow Fever, Bilious Dis
eases aud Bowel Complaints and are Invaluable tonic
for common during hot weather. They are mannac-
tured in France from pure Cognac Brandy, and are i'm
ported and sold by STENFELB 20 Nassau street, sole
Agent for the United States.
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ARRIVAL OF ROCHESTER, TROOPS AT WASH.

WASHINGTON, July 90, 1861.
Company A, from Rochester, numbering eighty-fve
men, OF Van Aliens and Mixs New York Cavalry regiment,
arrived here last evening, and is located Capitol Hill in
the comfortable quarters lately occupied by sherman
battery.
This regiment finds its own horses which superior
ones. The men are excellent
Other companie will soon be here.
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Sr. LOUIS, July q, 1881

Over SO 900 worth of medicines belonging 10 Mr. Kelly
Of the firm Of Garhart Kelly OF this city designed fol
the South seized at Cape Girsrdcau the last trll
Of the steamer Memphis, by Col March, Of the Twentieth
Illinois regiment, encamped at that point
Ten wagons, laden with cighty-nve men, women and
children, arrived last night from the Texas country Mis-
souri, These people driven from their homes BY The
rebels.
Accounts from Galloway county represent the orderly
and well behaved manner Of the Union troops in that
county as having excellent effect upon the rebels.
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Escape Of Prisoners from the Lockport
Jail.

LocKPosT, July %, 1861.
Three Irshnen, named Cornelius Collins Thomas Col
Inns and Patrick Ryan, indicted for murder Peter Ora
vile, of French origin indicted for mansaughter and
Tuscarora Indian named Guy Thompson arrested for muir
der all broke Jail at this place Saturday night and
escaped reward Of $500 is offered SEQ fol either
OF them, for their delivery to the Sheriff Of Niagara
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NATIONAL GUARD ZOUAvEs.

This regiment Is recruiting at the headquarters,
corner OF lafayette place and Fourth street. None but
respectable Intelligent will he accepted, as it is in
tended TO be crack corps IN every respect. All the
officers from the Seventh regiment except the Colonel
and Lieutenant Colonel who 20 be obtained from
af the splendid officers who have been educated at West
Point and seen service in the icd.
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France.

It is reported that the new French Minister at Turin
viii be " Bennee,t who is said to have the strongest
sympathy with The Italian Cause.
II is asserted that Prince Napoleon will probably visit
America
Napoleon, in letter TO the Minister Of Marine suggests
that France engage borers India fot tho French colo
MES the introduction Of negroes into the colonies is
prohibited after July 1862.
The Mrcs ease has been concluded. Judgment is to be
given the nth.
The Bourse is quiet rentcs 67f. 75c.
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City Intelligence,

OprosruoN OF TIE DIRT CARrMEN TO THE SUB CONTRACT
SYsrEMA meeting of the dirt cartmen, in opposition to
the sub contract system, held at l'"rnia Hail. NO.
40 Prince street. last eyening-Jamcs Sutherland in the
chair Resolutions sympathizng with come men who had
neon discharged In the Fourteenth ward unanimous
ly adopted and determined to ssain tho action OF
those men all hazards Many speeches were made and
an evident opposition manifested to the sub contract
system in vogue
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FIRST REGIMENT UNITED STATES CHAs.
GEf1RS

HrApouAnTERs, PALACE GARDEN, July 20, 1851.
Our army has suffered reverseWashingtsn is in dan
ger-tlo country must assert itself, its government
VIII DO lest. await but few hundred recruits to COM
piete my regiment and TO march the field Citizens
hasten 20 be enrolled, and TO march to the rescue.
JOHN COCIIRANE Colonel
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T1EET..rIIERE rs IN GENERAL NO MEMBER OF

IL the body sinned against than the feet-the
chests Of stay wearing ladies' scarcely exceptedapd the
certain penalty corns, closties and deformes
speakable OF pain and in the long run partial
destruction OF the powers and functions Of OF the
essential Of the bodily organs. The feet, with proper
treatment ought to be free from disease and the
hands, their structure and aptaton to the wants and
comforts Of man being naturally perfect Thirty-six
bones and htysx joints have been given by the Creator
to form one of these members and yet cramps ca.
jontsogether with muscles, elastic cartilage, lubrcatng
oily fluid veins and artcriesnto pair Of boots shoes,
which, instead Of forming protection, produces most
painful injuries, which successfully treated Uy Dr. ].
BRIGGS, Surgeon Chropodist, No. 2l2 Broadway.
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Austria .

The following is the reply given by the Emperor to the
President Of the Hungarian Diet the presentation of
the address,
have observed with satisfaction the dutifu readiness
with which tho estates and representatives OF Hungary
have met the desire lately expressed, and entertain the
hope that the estates ADD representatives Of the country
will receive in the Same spriy tho reply which about
10 give 10 the address Of NE Diet solely in The interest OF
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THE PRESIDENTS LIFE GITApD

hs regiment r. now awaiting It's uniforms TO start for
the seat Of The following despatch from the Colonel
yesterday received in this city,
WAsmNGroX July p, 1861
Major WiurES. No. 500 Broadway, New York
leave foi homo this evening. Our regiment il fully
accepted and IL 10 be mustered ia Wedncgday Order
one thousand uniforms at once We viii leave for the
of without delay by order of the Secretary of
War Colonel r. d. GOODWIN
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THE SCOTT RIFLES.

This regiment OF shsrlehooters received orders from
Washington Monday afternoon TO be sent forward for
active service Immediately. All The officers desired
10 report themselves Immediately without fail the
beadques tcrs, No. 10 Heekinan street
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THE MASSACHUSETTS TWELFTH.

BOSTON, July Z2 ISBI.
Orders have been received fastening the departure Of
the Twelfth regiment Col. Webster, which will leave TO-
morrow night via Fall River The Thirteenth regiment
hes Col Leonard, and Major Cobbs splendid battery Of
artillery, will probably leave within week.
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THE GREAT BATTLE.
rCoNxNlrEn FROM FIRST PAGE. ]

I'm "a entirely Disguised with Coxs management, ana
writes here in good humor for the department give
him military for general ohcers stating that such
bunders as Cox committed will defeat the best laid plans
and tho strongest preparations he can cammand.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN MISSOURI.

JEFfF.FsUN IIIf, July II ItUI.
All the troops except few sentinels Withdrawn
from the capital
COL Boerstcn's regiment left here for g. Louis this
morning per railroad
The force here about two hundred men. Al is quiet
and there fears Of an attack.
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News tho James river, has received authority from
tho War Department to increase its force to 14s men,
and Lieutenant Colonel Belts has opened recruiting de-
pot at No. 545 Broadway.
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Hungary.

Both Houses Of the Hungarian Diet having agreed to
Mr.. Deas original address to the Emperor the Presi
dents of the Diet Vienna present the address
reported.
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The republican outbreak in Spain has been totally sup
pressed Nearly all OF the leaders the hands Of the
troops.
There are rumors Of probable interview between Ma
poloon and the Queen Of Spain
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MECHANICS RIFLES.

Over six hundred men have enlisted in This regiment,
and Will 10 quarters ths week. The material Of this
regiment will compare tavo.aiy with the Massachusetts
aud Rhode Is.end trocss. a large number Of persons
Joined the regiment yesterday whom u com.
Psny VI seventy six from butchers county. The regi-
mental Headquarters are at Il Grand street.
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The India and China mails have arrived. News unim-
portant. Copous rains had fallen in the east of mda.
The mails from the west Of Africa have been re
ceived.
Inc bark Flight, Of Boston, seized by the British
vessel Oder, with 600 slaves on board.
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General Lamorciere had declined to resume the com
mand Of the Popcs army
NJ Nlazzini had published manifesto lamentng the
present state Of nacton and asserting that Italy and
Turin had lost during the past six months rather than
gained ground and calls on the government to give
new impulse to the Garibaid movement.
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Dispatches for Europe via Cape Race.

The steamship Arago, which sailed from this port on
Saturday last, will touch at Cape Race Wednesday
evening for dispatches for Europe Dispatches left with
George stokcr Geographic commercial AGENT No. 145
Broadway up to noon of Wednesday, viii be forwarded
for the AragO.
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Shipping Intelligence,

Arr from New York 9th Ann Ducke and Athena; 7th NJ
pay Atlanta and Matrices; Sh Neh, Doicas Prince,
fhine and Sias Greenman; 9th Octava; 0h Stanley,
A.! at Dsa 9TH Cotton and Stephen Cabot at Marselcs
do sarah Park Uncle joe and Newyilc nj Bristol; SIN,
centurion at Antwerp Maria Morton, Schsld Ellie Ma
llda, NJ Beachy Head Resolution Gloucester atlab,
Columbus, and Seya al Qneenstown ilh Micona 1t do;
Sb, Ionlsa and Regulator in the Clyde; 10Th Bradford,
and ers at do lt Sea Flower aud Mary Castle do;
vonte at Dublin ah CITY of Brooklyn, mud Yankee Blade,
at Lvepool 9Th Wm Rathbonc, do 10th, Australia and
Neptune, at do. -
Arr from Boston til, Hydia, Mauritus
Arr from Baltimore 9Th, + Smith at Deal,
Arr from Mobile June 25 Fortune, de May at
Barcelona; 10Th Inst Africa, at Liverpool
Arr from Savannah June % Panchila, Barcelona
AIT from NOrenns June 2S, Saa Barcelona; 81 inst
Holt Cronstdt; Cumberland Msrseilles 9Th Sheffield
Bordeaux; 7h, Arthur at Lverpoo l0h Thetis and Min
nesota, at do.
Sid for New York May 81 Chasca Bombay 2ih Western
Sh, J Griffin; 9th, Mevcise, Liverpool.
Sid FOR Boston May 20, Coiinga Calcutta.
The bark Flight Of Boston, captured near Sierra
Leone, with $50 slaves.
TheJ Mylee Of bordeaux, for Hussam run into and
sunk GU the 9th of July. One man drowned.
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The Thirteenth New York Regiment Re-
En1ists for Three Years-Genernl Banks
Leaves To-day for General Pattcrscra's
Coiumn-Great Excitement i'm Ralti-
atiOns by the Rebels.
BALTIMORE, July %, 1861.
Immediately upon the confirmation Of the retreat Of the
Union forces, the Thirteenth New York regiment, whose
term Of enlistment expires shortly unanimously signed
paper TO reenst for three years messenger has gone
To Washington to tender its services TO the War Depart
ment. Colonel Lewis, Of the Eighteenth Pennsylvania
regiment, will also re-cnlst.
The city is In state of intense excitement. Crowds
are assembled around the newspaper Offices, and several
fghts have occurred near the Sun Office. The rebels
arc cheering for JEFF Davis, and the Union men for the
Union.
Seven rebels have already been arrested by the
police and more trouble apprehended. The widest
nors aoat-among them that the aud children
are leaving Washington; that Beauregard is only four
miles from the federal capital that Gen Scott has ordered
the destruction of the Long Bridge the Potomac,
and that the Union army is completely routed.
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India and China.

The Emperor Of Russia treated with great ndgnity
at Moscow
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he country and for the general good of my people will
give this my reply soon as possible.
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NJ stamphed had been elected President OF the Swiss
Confederation for 1862 and Dr. Furrer Vice President
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Movements of Ex-Prcsidcnt Van Buren,.

SCHENECTADY, July %, 1861.
Elk President Van Barren and his arrived here this
afternoon from the West aud guests Judge Paige
They will stay attend the annual exercises q
Union College, which takes place Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week.
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VICTORY OF THE UNION TROOPS IN KAN
EAS
KANSAS CITY July %, 1861
BY special messenger just arrived learn the fol

KANSAS CITY, July %, 1861
BY special messenger just arrived we learn the fol
! lowing
At twenty minutes past two O'Clock of the 18th Major
Van Horns command Of the United States Reserve Home
Guard Of this place, numbering about 170 men,
tackled by 500 rebels under Captain Dunaan three miles
north of arrisonvilc The fight lasted four hours during
which time continual firing kept up both sides.
At ewenty minutes past seven O'Clock the rebels with
drew leaving the United States troops victorious The
loss of the rebels fourteen killed including two OIL
GERS wounded while that OF the United States
forces Only one killed.
At twelve o'clock the United States troops continued their
march crossing Grand river but they compelled to
leave three Of their baggage wagons the bank OF the
river in consequence Of high water.
Major Van Horn left this city the 18th for the pur-
pose Of reinforcing Major Dean holding West Point
mission with small force, he having routed thou
sand rebels AT that place.
Major Van Horns command was attacked while at din
nor They planted their flag STAFF at two O'Clock never
giving way inch removing the flag till after the
rebels withdrew. The enemy endeavored TO flank them
on the left with company Of cavalry, but COM
petsly routed by detailed force under Captain Butler.
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HAWKINS Z0UAYES, NINTH REGIMENT
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS
This reguuen, which is now stationed at Newport
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A REBEL sUMMARILY SHOT AT LOUISVILLE.

John W Tompkns formerly clerk Of the Board of Alder
men, recently violent rebel recruiting officer Of the
southern confedcracy, shot dead this afternoon by
Henry Green, city Waterman. Tompkins was haooing
for JEFF Davis, and requested to desist by Green
when he drew knife Green but wos retreating when
Green shot him. The Coronsrs vetdict just rendered
that Green sho, lcmpkins without sufficient cause
Tonpkns had been cndeavorng to send contraband ar
tclss southwark by the Louisville and Nashville Railroad,
during the past week. has been the cause Of the
midnight disturbances at the depot of that ropd
0utsdcrs, examined before the Coroner say that
Tompkins fred pistol AZ Green before the latter shot
him.