Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-03

Total .lS2O0
In addition to those who have passed through Bali
moro on their wry home. two regiments, numbering
200 men, from General PattersoDs command proceed
Colonel Lewis Phsdelpbs regiment 100 men, left for
home yesterday This makes total Of 10 $50 troops
that have left the Federal service during The past Az
days, and yesterday the city was might say alive
With troops vending their way homewsrd.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS yRox FORTRESS NoSRoE-IssuBoRDI'
NATION AMONGST THE MIN.
We fad the following in the Baltimore papers:
The fact that Government bad Transports to Old
Point for the purpose Of bringing up troops for WASH
iugtop vas not noticed on Trid.y morning On Friday
oBnt The regiments Of Col Duryea's New York Zouayes
90 strong; Col Bakers Caiifornia Regiment 500
strong; COL Townsends Regiment, l.40O strong, aud
another, making q complement of l. 800 embarked for
this city on the steamers LOUISIANA Adelaide and Geor
g., OF the Bay Line Express Hunter Woods and pro.
peers Elizabeth and Octosra. The Louisiana and E1
press arrived on Saturday the Adelaide landed her
troops al Federal Hal, where they are Low encanped,
and the others at Locust Point, from whence they
took the traing for Washington. Yesterday morning
all the other steamers arrived aud landed at the bead of
the basin. part OF these roops It Is sGd the Govern
ment will send to reinforce Gen. Banks and the remain
der Will go on to Washington though 1t was not def
ntely s.ttled yesterday what disposition will be made Of
them On the trip Of the Adelaide some naturalization
vas manifested amongst the men, during which she had
large quantity OF glass broken out Of her skygb and
inc whole Of the rail Of the upper deck on one eide vas
torn away The officers Of the regiment did everything
In their power TO choek the destruction but could not
sufficiently control the men.
Va the landing OF one Of the regiments GU Pratt street
wbarfa portion Of the left the ranks, and swors
at they would proceed no further until they got some
thing to eat they had had nothing for thrysx hours
they were pached on the promise that they should
soon be furnished with food.
REACTION AT THE NORTH.
prominent citizen Of Philadelphia writes 10 B.d
more
tell you that the opposition to this war n ON The
increase and has arrsYed its side thousands and tens
OF thousands OF the Influential citizens of the mIsed nor
ton OF our unhappy country. There are numerous
harylandeis In this city, and Northern Breckpridee
Democrats Who are proud and tenacious Of their opn
IONS which II Is almost counted treason to utter and
who sympahizs deeply with the South In their efforts 10
repol the invaders OF their sacred soil.
Since the late victory, this repugnance 10 the var
and to ts Republican advocates has manifested itself In
mora ways than one. The day viii come II the war con.
tnues, VII such men will leave their homes and enlist
on the only side upon which their ncnations or impres
sons OF what Is right will permit them"
A citizen Of Carlisle, Pa writes TO the Baltimore
Exchange" As fo!lo~s:
CARLISLE, Pa, July n, lss..
At last this community has awakened TO proper sp-
probation Of the enotmes Of the conduct Of the pres
ent Administration From the time President Lincoln
Issued bis hrst proclamation for troops up to within
few days, was almost worth mans life TO express dis
sent TO bis policy. Men who have for yeas been bat.
Ting against the perncious doctrines of the Republican
party and IN defence OF constitutional rights have been
marked By The eager sdhsFsns Of the Adninstrston,