Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26

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NORTHERN fRooPs RErIRrpa FROM Tas sEEvIcE.
From the Baltimore Sun Va learn that the IL Penn.
sylvsnia regiment composed Of ooupanns ron PEt''
burg and vicinity who have been guarding the No5era
Oentral Railroad since tho first regiment, Col foae left
that point we're paid Of Friday, their torn Of service
having expired. They will rsUn to Harri.bas In few
days and be disbanded.
Yesterday morning the oh Pennsylysnis regiment,
100 men, usder the command Of Col Mcdonald, ay -
In this city from Washington, and took The eS ,aia
on the Northern Central Railroad for Harrisburg. Pa
where they will b marched out Of the service this morn.
Ing.
The Massachusetts, regiment. stationed at the Relay
House the Basnors and OHIO Railrosd, are packing
10 order 10 quit their camp They, together with tse
New York ooh and other Of the Penosylsan:. rrgi~
mens stationed arosud the city, will leave slmost In
body tomorrow for the North. Tho deficiency thus
occasioned Ia Gen. Baoka command will no doubt be
filled up with ether troops Who have enlisted for three
years.
The First and Second Pennsylvsnls regiments p,ssed
through tbiac;ty yesterday their. way 70 Harrisburg
where they will also retire from the service.
The Sixth Regiment from tho ssms Ststs came
through about o'clock yesterday morning, and took
special train the Northern Central Railroad for Hir
rsourg where they say they will dissand in crd to 10
relieved Of of their ofi5ers whose cruelty they
could not endure, and then rsofganzs aud en.er the
service for three years This regiment was eGgagei {.
BuPs Run, and report twenty VI their number killed
and one wounded the latter OF whom they tick bono
With them. As they were passing ou; Eas4w street
from tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dspoi, tho resf
OF the regiment Kissed and threatened by party o
young men who we're standing st the Lexington Market
and policeman Rrosn arrested Gsn Curiogr and John
knmmef; the fotner on charge CT inciiiog riot by
insulting soldiers on tie street. aud the later for G
surbing the peace, IL. They we're taken to the stator
house and In the moruiog Released by Justice Saipey in
tho sum OF SsVo 70 appear Al the Criminal Court.
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INV Yolx, July 2l.-Auived schooner 6. J. Wsriag,
ono OF the prizes cap ured BY the Privsteer JET Dsyu
Ga the night Of the lsh inst when fifty MI South s
Charleston the steward, VIM. Tnsa killed three Of tho
pz, crew With hs!chst, Tae osaer we're released
promising TO ass. In working the vessel Their nsmis
are James Wilmer aud James Dawsett formerly Of New
Jersey. The negro Tilman with tbs aid Of tie resi- OF
the crew. except one named Donald n Cloud, who Is-
fused TO assist In tie recapure Of the vessel brought her
to this pert.
ENGLAND ASe FRANCE 70 ONE ofIs COTTON Posr.
4 correspondent Of the New York Times writes from
Warrington that be la, learned roIn sources entitled to
urquesoned credit that the British government acting
In concert with that Of France about 10 REQUEST Of e
United States government the exsmpl5u OF ole Soaher
cotton port from the blockade 20 that they may gst
nsedful SUPPLIES Of the staple.