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The New York Riot.

The latest accounts from New York bling Information
that the great outbreak there had pretty well subded
This was doubtless due chiefly to tie appropriation Of
two and bal millions Of dollars by the City Council
70 purchase the exemption Of eOnscrpts. The entire
number Of fresh eyies dminded Of that city By Lin
coins st call Is We believe, p Geo. The appropriation
OF the Council vii secure the exemption Of over 5000
The calculation we suppose is that the residue can buy
themselves CT or that private contributions Will rails
fund for that purpose This added to the assurance that
Lincoln Rad suspended the daft ssts66d the rioters
and ended the resistance The official notification from
WssAineton that he draft not to he suspended
does uot aer The case since the rioters will not object
70 Lircon's officials going through With the forms ne
Osssary 70 secure the communion But Lincoln will get
no soldiers and in this eserl particular the rioters have
trumpbsd They set to resist CONSUMPTION, to save
themselves from being dgg dinto the military service
and they have succeeded In DOING they have taughta
others how they nay make like ecape and the lsson
and example will not De Needed. Henceiorth the
multitudes Of the Yankee race vi avail nothing ognst
us. since the power 70 recruit the army from the
BODY of the PEOPLE is gone The enemy must 6ght out
the war with the forces they nov hayen the field. Vol
unteeripg is dead; CONSUMPTION has teen thEarsed ;
militia call, viii not produce soldiers. reasonable
strengthening of our forces viii make US masters Of the
.;e,
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which plaoe che left on the 18th January last having
.;nce called at kazaan and Altamors, Mexico, bound
90 Falmouth. England laden with iogwood, hides, 30
TONS Of silver ore and about 100000 in bars OF silver
and 81. 900 II S. 0G0 in gold became prize TO the
Florida on the 10Th June lat 2deg long about ~ deg
The Captain, officers and crew numbering IN all 81
ersons were removed and after all the silver bars aud
the spece had been taken from her, she was destroyed
nv fire on the following day. The silver ore which
vent down with the vessel was valued at $500 900.
The Captains and officers Of tho Red Gauntlet and
nR Hoxien were on the l9th june trat sferred to
Italian brig bound to Falmouth England, which the
Florida met with, Captlin Mafit supplying them with
PROVISIONS for the passage.
Three Of the crew OF the "Souhern Gross" hVe oil
the Red Gauntlet" and three OF the "B. HoHe volun
teeIed on board the Florida at the rate OF $22 per
month, bounty Of $50 and proportion OF any PRIZE
money.
The prisoners of the Florida report that they were
Informed by the crew OF that vessel that few days be-
fore the capture Of the Southe Cross they had Ia
ken a bark and brigantine, and put pize crews on
board of them. Destination or object not stated.
TIE crews OF the prizes were after the capture OF the
"B goxie" kept continually in irons-as precauton-
arg MEASURE Previously they were in irons only at
night.
We are p'elsed to learn from information received,
that the crews OF the prizes, whilst on board OF the
Florida were made az comfortable they could be I'M
der the circumstances. The florida is reported to be
fine shin of her cliss; she carries broadsde and 2
pyo: gus Que forwsri and the other aft with crew
numbering about 10 uen, all fac looking, with the
exception of the 70 unteers prizes The Captain
aud officers are very much respected by their men.
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FRO the HAm.On Bermuda Royal Gazette, Tuesday, July 3
1868.
TIE CONFEDERATE WAR STEAMER "FL0RIDA"
AGAIN IN THE NORTHERN ATLANTIC

Capture of Sir Federal Vssssls-Dsstrl.b By Fire of
Three Of Them-CdptEe Of apwGrds Of 100000 an
Silver Bars.
The whaling schooner 'Varnum H. Hill" of Province
town. Captain Freeman, arrived here on Saturday af
ternoon last with "a seamen, put on board Of her by
OAp. Maft of the Confederate steamer-ofwar Flor
d." to be landed Be mudi, being the nearest port
On the ,reVisus saturday night at ha-past 10 O'clock
then in latitude 80 deg. longitude 4S deg. 90 min,
and on whaling ground V. Il. Hill was hlil,d from
steamer passing close under her stern and ordered to
lay TO- aud that Capt Mait would serd boat along
side for her Captain, which he did.
When Cap Freeman reached the deck of the Florida
he was informed by Capt Mafh that he had "a prison.
es which be wished lin take on board his vessel aud
Ind &C the nearest port observing that had be those
pr soners lie would have burned his vessel but under
the c cumstances, he would require OF him bond on
tie owners oC his vessel for $4,000 The Foiia took
from the V H. Hill two barrels of oil out of GIT, all
that she had on board.
The is1ners we're then sent on board the "V. B.
HilI' wtu some provisions they we're obigeito remain
o. deck the whole time Gs the schooner had 10 spars
acconmoda ion below.
We subjoin n particulars in reference TO the three
Ia GO ships captured and destroyed as could obtain
from thu respective crews. TIE names of the vessels
we're the Southern Cos, the "Red Gauntlet and the
"Berj tmin Hoxie"
The ship Southern Cro's" 900 tons burthen, CAPTAIN
Benz HoWes of Boston Macs from the Pacific side of
Mexico, uhere she lief, on the 2lst Mach bound to
New York laden With logWood was hlen IN with by
the + ida on tue 9Th OF Juae deg Is min south OF
the Line SO deg. W. long,, and at the captain lis
wife, the mates and crew, sring 90 had been
removed from her she was set fire and destroyed
The captain of the Florida did not fire the south.
ern CrOss" as he a lady On deck.
Cart Howes his wife and officers transferred to
a Frer ch bark bound to Pernambuco
The ship "Red Gauntlet" 200 tons bu'theu Capt
Lucas of and from Boston out 20 days b)uni to Hong
Korg, Isdn with coal ,e, provisions a.. was iAl en-
ia with on Soniay thu l5th CT June, At. deg "a min
Il Of the Line. The 4 orda took from The Red Gault.
let full supply OF coal, provisions, full set Cf
new cal s. a., and after removing her crew, 20 in all
set f;e TO d left her.
TIE ship Benz. Ho1is," of Mystic, Conn.,, about
1900 tons burhen Captain Crarey, from San Francisco,
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STILL LATER.

Through the courtesy Of the officers of the Signal
Corps we are enabled 10 present the following extracts
fon the New York Heiald of the 18th and 18th inst
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES AND THE RIOTERS.
Archbishop Hughes addressed the following call "To
the Men Of New York who now called in many of
the papers rioters:"
Men,! am not able, owing to rheumatism in my
limb, to visit you, but that is not reason why you
shoald not pay me visit in your whole strength
Come thea, to morrow (Friday). at O'Clock, 10 my
residence Northwest corner OF Madison Avenue and
SCH street. | shall ave speech p'epared5or you
There Is abundant space for the meeting around my
house. can address you fon the corner of the bal
couy If should be unable to stand during Its deye-
~ you will permit me 10 address you sitting; my voice
il much stronger than my limbs ! take upon myself
the responsibility of assuring you that in paying me
this visit or in retiring from it, you shall not be dis
urbed by any exhibitor of municipal military pres
cree. You who are Catholics, or a. many OF you as
are have right to visit your Bishop without molesta
ton. JOHN HUGHES,
Archbishop Of New York.
NEW YoRK, July 10th, 1868.
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The Two Countries.

Who can contemplate the present attitude OF tie
South-eam, digni6ed, defiant without feeling emo
lions of exalted pride TIA. his lot cast in the south
srn COnederacy? Never did people present grlnder
spactaee han that which is exhibited BY the free ci-
zels of these States Amid the throes of anarchy in
which the North IS now struggling the South stands
uamoved. Through the mercy of kind Providence
the very means which being employed for her sub
ius ion and ruin have recoled with vengeance upon
the heads of their gnAtlrs. What was regarded by
the blood thirsty villains Of the North the climax Of
our ruin-the finale in the work of subiugation-
proved 10 them the terrible aveDgar Of their inquties
In seeking 10 entail upon us the horrors of fresh
Northern crusade they have fred the sumberi0g vol
cano Of popular Indignation, and it will yet need d.
version Of the energies which they had hoped to employ
for toe ruin Of the South escape its fury. The ice is
broken by the New York revolt the reaction has fully
set in and the influence Of the example will be wide
spread and sweeping. Heaceforth there will be no
suppressed murmungs Of discomfort on the part of the
reactionss of the No tn; abjset submission to ty
ranny. The example Of open, organized de6arce,
which New York has set VII be the general ras Of
ton whenever tyrannical edicts attempted to be
forced in that couatry It's very efficacy, contrase ed
with the passive policy heretofore observed will en-
courage animmedate to it when dagger impends
Submission invites aggression. Defiance prevents it,
aud eouusels moderation aud forbearance. That has
beea the experience of the North in respect to the
Hoosier Buckeye-Yaukee Government az Washington
Though the maxim has been impressed upOl the mind
Of New YORK at cost Of many lives, the outlay will be
ultimately compensated thors rnd-foli It will save
mlny thousands whom an sbect submission TO the
script law would eonagn to an unmty doom on South
ern soil. It will spare meny an agony to loving mo-
:her sisters aud husbands who would look for the last
time upcn the chershC form of their loved in the
hands of the eonscrpt officer. /; will hasten perhaps
tae day of blessed peace which, Iake it, ALL the
thrice accused cuhroat Yankee Government and its
tAeysh contractors now desire. Finally and above alb
it will lead to that contemplation Of the terrible
enc OF this War-of the debt taxation, paralysis in
ira le aud the dark ami gloomy prospects Of the future,
viii will be the certsi forerunner Of Seward and Lin
coins final DOOM The spirit Of rei'tance aroused in
New York will probably not be apPeased by removal
of the immediate cause OF dicontent The plssious of
men, long the victims of ~ropg and oppression
Ashed TO fury, are very apt to Wrcak vengeance for
other misdecds than those which led TO the revolt PSs
soa is very suggestive and fertile; and who tel
vasre this uprising, though now apparently e!lsd, in
New York will finally cease, what victims it will yet
demands
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THE SEVENTH REGIMENT:

Yesterday morning Q6thl, at O'Clock, the seventh
Regiment. N. Y. S. H. g. arrived in this city, and
marched to the Armory at TOmpkins market They
are in fine health aud spirits number one thousand
strong and are ready to take active part in seeing
tn at the pescs of the city viii be maintained.
During the night detachment from the Seventh, con-
si.ting of two Companies under the respective COM
mands of Capt. Clark and Lieut. hurry marched
through the seco Avenue from l4h street up to 2Sih
street Ca the route the people fired the soldiers
from windows, housetops doors and alley ways. The
soldiers returned the fire. None of the Seventh were
;;nred One of IFS members bad bal cut the back
mart of his uniform. In the course of the march
taking both sd,s-perhaps some three hundred shots
ware fred 1t is thought that many of the ci liens
were wounded Two are known to be killed, and three
to be injured.
battalion Of the Seventh was sent to the Twenty
first ward to aid in quslng disturbance there. The
b,ttalion shot over dozen Of the crowd.
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The THREE DAYS AT GATTYsBURG.

A friend in Alcemare has ndy furnished us for
publication the following graphic account Of the battle
Of &c sbug, embraced in private letter from his son.
who was an active participant in the bloody ind gOri-
ou but fuitess conflict as he has been in many other
memorable combA.S though yet scarcely more than a
lad. 1t will be observed that he assigns reason not
heretofore made public for &c erA Lees retreat
The letter is written in the Of 6lal cen
Rderce and naturally speaks freely of the in
tire strife by the ommand to which be attached;
nevertheless, the picture Of the whole is one III
will make an impression, and one that may be relied on
as IS. and truthful:
Mar BooNsBoRo', Nh, July 10, 1858
M Dear Fdthr: With difficulty, and after con ider-
able delay hnd myself at halt Oog enougn 70 com
mum, 10 YOU, trust, some Of res ges'o in QUE
short and yet incomplete mpaig1. Never have been
40 an xous to let you hear from me- bee the danger
TO which have been exposed and exciten ent accom-
panyirg have surpassed anything have experience in
other campaigns, and not siuce the commencement OF
the war have iet il incumbent upon me so much to
be thankful Almighty Providence for shielding aud
protecting curing re hail stern oil furious battles
in which have participated
On the day' OF nv arrival in front of Hari burg, /
addressed letter TO mother. II Is doubtful whether 1t
ever reached her. Making teiot on that city, We re-
msined With our brigade day or two attacking the Gu
en,y At exposed points each day. During all the en-
gscsments our battery played consl iouOus part aud
esp caly the rAed gun in ny secli n which was Gale
on more often 4aan the orer eces because OF greater
rlnge The enemy brought little artillery to bear again
a. fence we had fair chance TO make good Shots with
compsiat ely little exposure. -,
In the eantiIne General Lee Q concentrating his
fcrcss car Gettysburg, and We we're ord RED 10 JON
him, which We did just the first battle closed on
Wedr e'dsy night by making forced msrehes On the
same evening rode over the battle f.ld before the
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KAYoR's orrrcr Nrw Yopx,
III The Citizen. of Nep York :

To the Citizens Of Nsw York:
The riotous assembages have been dispersed. Bust
ness s running its usual chsunels TIE various lines
OF omnibuses, railway and eel raph their
ordinary operations Few symptoms OF disorder remain
except in small district in tue eastern part OF the city,
comprising part of the 18th an 2lst wards Toe 20.
lice is everywhere alert. sufficient military force Is
now here TO suppress any illegal movement, how ever
formidable.
Let eIhort you, therefore, 10 pursue your ordin
airy business. Avoid especially, all crowds, etc. -
Be assured that the public authorities have the.5@
and the will to protect you from those who bave
sp.d alike against your peace against the Government
OF your ohoce and against the laws which ycur repn
sentatves have enacted. GEo: 0PDYKE, Mayor.
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ORDER REIoSs ls14E CITY.

= The Herald of the same date, (sth) says edioriay
Almost perfect order reigned throughout the who.e
city yesterday. The wards where the highest e1ci e.
ment had prevailed we're filed with large bodies OF
military who patroed the streets entirely unnolesed
by the populace.
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day. August eth, day Of national thanksgiving for
victories which have been recently vouchssfsd to Yam
kee arms. -tl
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
PEV. JAMES E. EVANS, OF GEORGIA,
will pre- this afternoon, At half past O'clock at Bread
Street Church. JyEq-lt
NOTICE TO CONsCRIPI


TO ALL PERSONS BETWEEN TIE AGES OF EIGH
TEEN AND F0RTY-F1yE YEARS WHO HAVE
NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY ENROLLED.
N obedience to the Proclamation o. His EN-
ctlency DAVIS President Of the States
all persons previously enrolled the Bird Congresion
c between the OF EGHTkEr and FORTY five YEARS whether
residents any port the other
hereby requr TO themselves the Medical foad and
Erolng 0cers for examination nd enrolment st the places
ad the days hxd the annexed notice Of The Examining
Board
This notice includes evey person previously enrolled
tween the ted who have tine been dis
BY state Confederate those who a. time
been discharged b. Medical Boards institute for the eIam,acu
Of conscrpu and ell who have furnished substitutes
whose have been upon BY the proper c'rst an
thoriItes.
Attention is calei to Par 49, Sec and General Orders g.
A. and g. o.
regulations applicable deserters shall
Piled such conscrps fall TO the rend4
tous lor enrolment who sses desert after enrolment
All TIE agencies empoy for the apprehension add conhne
ment Of desetes and Their TO their respecyscom
msni, shall be applicable to liable oduy conscpt,
who sh fall TO repair to the place Of Ae the puo
cation OF the call JOHN A. COKE,
Capt. and Enrolling onhcer,
8rd Cong. District
undegued one Examining Board for the Bird Con-
gressional Dsc under General 0rdes No. AdjutAnt
that he has appel ted the following snd days for
tn examination Of lots the Sid Congressional District In
pursuance OF the above noii,e
Richmond City, July 30 3lst LIST and 3rd Enroll
ting 0Hcs BA1k street.
Henrco Couuty August 5th 9Th aud 7th; Hsnrico O H.
Hanover 0uny, August Oth 1lth aud 2h; Hanover O. H
New X mt County August 18th nj 18Th; New Mt q. H.
Charles City County, August h and IS h. Charles City r.
o. z. EARLY Surgeon and
Presilent Awning Boa'd,
jy2l-dlW sd Congressional District.
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MISCELLANEOUS IrEns.

A despatch from Cincinnati dated 18th, says that
Morgans Rebel Cavalry passed through PkeLon going
in tue direction of Jackson He evidently making
for the river. via Pcmeroy, or Gallspolis.
General Wool has been removed from the command
OF the United States forces in the City Department. and
Gen. Dix takes command
General Foster takes General DiI's place at Fortress
Monroe.
Brigadier General Harvey Brown hes been retirei
from service aud is succeeded BY Gen. Candy in
mand OF the forces 10 the city and barbor of New York.
Arch Bishop Hughes addressed s 900 of bis freed.
the l7th begging them to be quiet and not 10 resist
the enforcement If the laws.
Riots of greater less magnitude reported in
rious places in New England, New York aud New Jer
sey. In many places the draft has been suspended.
The Gettysburg correspondent of the Herald writes
that Gen. Kemper not killed. as reported. He was
seriously wounded, but bids fair to Col Pat
ton also reported killed. is said to be living but
ly wounded.
The Herald gives report from Washington that
Charleston has been evacuited and burned by the reb
els. The Herald 10 its editorial seems think the
POI needs confirmation.
Vallandigham is at the Clifton House, the Canad.
side OF Niagara Falls.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovosr MARSHAL GgsKRAL's OTYICR,

Washington July l7lh, 1858,
The operations OF the draft lately ordered 10 the
England and Middle States, thougl in most instances
completed in progress Without interruption have
in one or cities been TEN porsr.ly interrupted.
Provost harshals are informed that no order he's
been issued countermandiDg the draft.
Adequate force has been ordered by the Government
to the points where the proceedings have been inter
rupted
Provost Marshals will be sustained by the military
force of the country in enforcing the draft in accordance
vita the laws Of tae UnIed States and will proceed 10
execute the orders heretofore given for the draft
rapidly shall be practicable b. aid of the military
force ordered to operate with and protect them.
JAMES b. 'FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
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pRootAx.rIos yaox THE MAYOR.

The Herald, of the 18th, publishes proclamation
from the Mayor the material portions Of which sub
Joined
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/ Mcompliance with decree Of Charlotte Cir
cult Court will SILL on the premises the day Of
gust the tract Of land belong estate Of Armsad
Bal ey deceased com aing 835
place good TIE land Of fair qusy ana well mbered
1t on the Plank Road, six ni south OF keysye Charlotte
county Captain I'm Bailey, living place, win shos
jyia-Sawsw THos. PueH. Conf.
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,IHE RIOT At BOSTON.

BosToS, July l5.-Al is. quiet thi, morning. FOar
or five persons killed last night, and probably
dozen more have been wounded, ZONE OF them seri-
ousy. The most daring act co nmiIted the attack
ing Of the armory in Cooper street, where military
force stationed to protect il. When the crowd had
beaten down the doors, they fired upon from siI
FOUNDER loaded with canister. This etfectualy scat
tered them at that point.
despatch, dated 10th, Gays order han been perfectly
restored
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yyyoRcyxy,r OF TIE pRAyr-

The following order under the caption Of "CircuIAr
No 49," indicates tie purpose Of Lincoln to attempt the
enforcement of the draft
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LArER FRom THE NORTH.

THE RIOT IN NEW YORK-BLoODY SCENES
DISTURBANCES IN OTHER PLACES-THE RIOT
SUPPRESSED AND THE.CIrY UNDER A STRONG
MILITARY GUARD.
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NOTICE to the Citizens Henrico County.
The last OF Henrco county will commence DELI
very TO DAY. Il the Courthouse; ell persons ened 70 sat-
aud fail will be their loss. You will Ms for
member cke ct 10 cents pound for every 60 M
ofat you Will have TO buy empty sack % 30 csI
price ELIJAH BAKER,
jy2-1mo Agent for Henrico County.
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STILL LATER.
THE ooSDITIos OF THE CRY.

The New York Herald of the 18th furnishes the fol-
lowing neva:
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE
Our Large Sale Of GROCERIES, DRUGS &c., will
HIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock precey and will include
the most desirable Jtment Of choice goods sfsred this
season, 20 which will be added
Morphine, Quinine,
Crusted sugars,
White Pepper,
Havana Cigars,
Cotton Cards
Madras Indigo, &c.
JAY 22nd, KENr, PAINE / 90. Auc,'s.
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jy2l-dlw

WANTED. = Having been Authorized to
Recruit COMPANY OF YOUTHS from IS to is ye.rs Of
ool hunfords Battalion, desire atenon OF
Youth the the superior now offered
TO them Recruits tns ed for 10 months only Comfortable
Qusters furnished Uniforms nd Rsions furnished
the Company Is organized
Apply At with the vten consent Of your parents
Wing ONCE, TO the Recruiting oncer.
GEO. p. BoNDURAHT,
Jy2l-lw Captain and Recruiting Oficer.
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v En- d Il II a ID u d VIJILhUE hhot-
DENCE FOR sALE-The subscriber vishes To sell his rls
dence Charlotte Cou house, Va The lot contains
OF land highly improved With set In grass. The dwelling
comparatively new containing h good rooms closets dress
ing The outbud good repair, consisting Of
three cabins, kitchen icehoue ssbes carriage house, kc
we'll Of nrsa In the yard. lie vii also sell wood lot e.
20 distant 4 miles.
Pr refer John Booker Richmond. address the
subscriber, WINsLoW ROBINSON,
I,f2-dlmos Charlotte Court house.
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S100 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
plOO scribers, our Negro Man nsmed PETER BROWN he
bread color built and 81 high he
has vie osrone county. The will paid
his apprehension and delivery TO
jy22--eodlv' WMfH HARDGROvE CO.