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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
By the North American.

CAPH RACE, July 10 The dates by tas Worth
Nova Scotian.
The London Daily News treats the results of
tne nghting before Richmond az a reverse 10 the
Seoersis, and az likely to Iengthen out rather
than tho;ten the wsr.
The London Times saws that the straseticaI
movements Of Gen. Mcclellan are purely unin
tell sloie, and adds that the recent events must
lnIuse new energy into the Confederate arms and
may produce results calculated to lead to cessa-
tion OF hostiities and eventually to the termina-
ton OF the war.
The London Daily News gi9es currency to
rulnofs that Gems. Scott, Banks and rore are
aoou' 70 enter Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet at Washing
Un. IL thinks that the accession Of Gen. Scott In
uieaIeh that military operations are to be prose-
suleu win the utmost vigOr and to be kept free
from the civilian interference which has hitherto
InIoug @ Jealousy, tampered with the movemen q
OF Gen. Mcclellan,
The London Times has daily editorials on the
posltlon ot sfairs In America. Il says that the
dlsseVered Stztes seem TO be fast approaching
that point where they must become two reasons.
ore nations or go to anarchy and ruin The Offer
insult W.
The Times recurs to the hostility shown by
the people OF the United States to England, and
processes Itself wholly at loss to account for this
feeling.
The same journal reports that by the new tariff.
IN effect prOhibitive, the import trade with Eu-
rope Will be all but annihilated but the effect
Will De most severely felt in America The meas
uEe Will enlist on the side of the South all the
sympathies and Interests of the two greatest ma
tOus in Europe.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS

NEw YORK, July 2o-The steamer Roanoke
from new orleans on the 18th inst, has arrived
Gen. Shepley had received the appointment a,
Military Governor Of Louisiana
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, the Commissioner n
the state Department to inquire into matters con
ceInlng the foreign Consuls, has arrived there.
Two young ladies OF New Orleans have pre
sented the 18th Connecticut regiment with ,
beautiful U. ). flag
The arrival OF 5000 barrels of -four by the p o
anoke has induced Gen. Butler to order the pric.
OF flour to be reduced to S2i a barrel. The prict
had reached from S3S TO $40.
George Copple, Esq, having been recognized
as BRUSH vice Consul by Lord Lyons and apoI.
oSlzed to zen Butler for the offensive expression
In letter OF the 14th June, has been acknowl.
eaged oV Gen Butler az representative Of Grea
Britain.
Arms, clothing, &c, for five regiments OF Lou
lslanians have reached New Orleans by the steam
er Fulton, and the organization has commenced
with perfect success
Captain Magee's company Of cavalry has broker
up a rebel camp at Amite bridge They killed
aud wounded several rebels, and brought eIph,
prisoners, lot Of arms, stores, &c, 10 Bator
Rouge. ' ~ ~
The British gunboat Rinaldo, Capt. Landrail
has left New Orleans.
The bombardment Of Galveston had not com.
menced. " VIVA
The British brig Richard O'Brien, from King,
ton, with contraband stores was burned by thf
Doat's crew from the Rhode leland In The harbo,
on the 4th Of July. The boats crew furtheI
celebrated Independence day, by planting the
sHrs and stripes upon Texan soil
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 1s.-Gen. Burnside
has Just returned here after short visit to Gen.
Mcclellan.
Is slowly recovering from the debility and I'll.
ness which has attended him since the late bat
ties on the Chickahomny
During the past eight months, up to the 1st of
July, there have been admitted to the Hygela
Hospital a total Of 2 200 patients OF this mum.
Der 1929 have recovered, and returned TO their
respective regiments; 627 have been sent to the
General Hospital; 80 have been discharged and
sent home, and POI have died, leaving in the
Hospital up to the lst instant Many OF the dis
eased were In dying condition when brought
here, aud even died before being carried into the
hospital building. Since the lst inst. there have
been received into the hospital 40S patients, OF
which 23S have been sent TO the General Hospi.
tall G6 recovered and returned to their regi ments
and have died, leaving In all los patients now
In the hospital. During all this period this insti
tuition has been under the able charge Of DR.
Burtecon.
FORTRESS MONROE, July l9.-l learn from q
gentleman recently from Suffolk that some little
excitement prevails there account Of rumori
that the rebels are building bridges across the
Blackwater river, which Is thought to be pre-
paratory to an attack on Suffolk. Our Informant
regards the rumors as doubtful, but said the sut.
lers were careful not TO keep a large stock O,
goods on hand, and were advised not to do so.
We have had refreshing showers here for five
successive evenings, which have cooled and pu.
rihed the atmosphere wonderfully, and TO- day
the air 10 quite cool and refreshing.
The steamship Vanderbilt leaves Fortres,
Monroe this evening for New York.
The steamship Merrimac arrived here last eve
ming from Port Royal, but brings no news.
The mail boat John A. Warner arrived this af.
teinoon, at 8 O'Clock, from Harrison's bar. She
brings no news Of moment from the army. Quie
still prevailed. The rebel army has fallen bach
ten miles towards Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-21
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Arransements for Exchange Of Prisoners
Death Of Gen. Twfsas.

HEkpouARTRRs, July 1s.-h Gag Of truce went
up Yesterday to Turkey Island creek, having on
board Gen. Dix, who went to meet Gen. Hill for
the purpose Of making permanent exchange OF
prisoners. The interview was highly satisfac-
tory, but no conclusion being arrived at tie fsg
OF truce will return to-day, when Gen. Lee will
be present.
The Richmond papers Of the 18th (to-day) con-
tain an account Of the death Of Gen. Twiggs,
who died at Augusta, July 18th.
An Englishman, who represents himself as the
son OF the Duke Of Somerset, was found at head.
quarters few days since under suspicious cir
cumstances Hestated that he was with the rebel
Gen. Pryor during the recent battle Of seven days
He has been sent North. :,
HsADQuARTxRs; July, fs.-fverything is re-
matkably quiet, and the health Of the troops is
gradually improving. :
The Federal soldiers who were wounded and
taken prisoners during the battles of seven days
before Richmond, are now being released on
their parole, to be exchanged at some future
time.
Lieut.. Col. Switzer, who accompanied the q ag
OF truce boat to Harrison's Landing, returned on
Friday with large number Of officers and men
They were sent North to occupy the hospitals
prepared to receive them. All Of the wounded
Will be released without delay. Many Of those
reported killed are only wounded.
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THE LATEST FROM vICKsBURG.

Engagement on the Mississippi between : h +,
Rebel Ram Arkansas and the Federal
GuAbeats-The Rebel Vessel reported to
have X un Through cur Fleet and reac h ed
Vieksbufg.
PHILApELrHIA, July 20.-The following Is a
special dispatch to Col. Forneys Press:
MEMPHIS, July 16.-The Grenada Appeal of
the 10th instant, reports that the rebel ram and
iron-clad gunboat Arkansas, under the command
OF Capt. J. N. Bryan, came down from the va
zoo river on the 18th, and ran by that portion OF
our heet which lies above Vicksburg success
fully, and anchored under the batteries surround
Ing That city. The Appeal says the ram ran down
several Federal war vessels, and disabled MANY
more, and that one Of our vessels was blown up
The Arkansas Is said TO be a very formidable
gunooat, being plated with 2H inch iron, with
the plates and nails riveted She has very
heavy armament, and Is furnished with two pro-
pellers seven feet In diameter, with four fanges
killed and thirteIen I 1ounded. NO THs fsdgre, ion
Is not known, but Is said to be very heavy. In
addition to the above, the Appeal dispatch con-
tdins a great deal which Is bombastic and not
worthy Of reproduction; but there is unquestion-
ably some truth IN the statements made above.
There are no recent arrivals from Vicksburg.
The Philadelphia Ledger has received q copy
Of the Richmond Whig, Of the 18th, which con-
tains dispatch from Lieut.. Brown, stating that
the rebel ram Arkansas came out OF the Yazoo
feet Of eighteen vessels, but was badly cut up
before she reached the cover Of the batteries at
Vicksburg, losing about twenty men. The cap
tain says she ran the Benton ashore in a sinking
condition, blew up ram, burned one vessel and
damaged Others.
The death Of General David E Twiggs Is an
nounced by the same paper.
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FROM THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
Arrival of Rebel Prisoners at warrentcn

WARBENToN, July 2O.-An officer arrived here
last night from Gen. Hatch's command, having
In charge i've prisoners belonging to the I'd Viz
ginia cavalry, who had been acting as scouts.
Their names are B. J. Farmer, A. A w hite, A
r. Bibber, A. M. Goodrich and J. III. Harrison
A colonel and captain were also captured, but
have not yet arrived.
Gen. Ewelps troops are reported to be at Cor
louisville, but their number is not stated
Gen. Pope's recent orders are received by the
troops with enthusiasm, but the citizens have ter
rible long face, since Its publication.
Frenchman arrived here o-day, who left
Richmond some days ago, having been persecu-
ted In order to compel him to Join the southern
army. Finally he was imprisoned, but was re.
leased at the request Of the French Consul He
had been keeping store In Richmond, and saws
nearly everything was very dear there Coffee
was selling at 81 so per pound. and sugar rs cents
Flour was plenty, and only 81. Corn meal was
dearer than -four. He paid $3.50 In rebel scrip
for very inferior horse and wagon, with which
he got away and reached here.
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Operations at Memphis - Female seces.
si0nists. &c

MEMPHIS, July l9.-6eneral Hovey is now In
command Of this post, In place Of General Grant,
who, with his stan, 10 expected to be called to
Cortnth at any moment
The Qualifications here are being pushed to
completion with rapidity. They will be formi.
dable, and are intended as permanent forts OF
defense.
Several female secessionists were Yesterday
escorted beyond the Federal lines by General
Thayer, they having refused TO take the oath OF
allegiance. Their husbands are among the most
In the rebel army. -
The Granada Appeal Of the 1lth publishes the
following dispatch:
"CAMP MOORE, July 1.-The dispatch Of the
capture OF Baton Rouge by our forces Is canard
Of old Jake Baker, Of New Orleans, for financial
purposes"
"cHARLEsroN, s.c.-!The enemy landed In force
Yesterday, on the mainland, near Port ROYAL
Ferry as IL for another attack against the Charles
ton and Savannah railroad, but they retreated on
the approach Of our troops.n :
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AFFAIRS IN THE INDIAN NATION.
Capture Of 125 Prisoners and a Large Amount
of prouerty

KANSAS CITY, July 1.-THE correspondent of
the Leavenworth Conservative says that recent
battle in the Indian Nation between Kansas
regiment under Col. Weir and force Of rebels
resulted In the capture Of I25 prisoners, a large
number Of horses and ponies, about fifteen hun.
dred head Of cattle, thirty-six loaded mule teams
large quantity Of camp eQuipage, and fifty stand
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Col. Solomon, of the Tenth Wisconsin regi-
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hundred mounted Cherokee and Usage Indians
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