Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-22

The New ork Herald OIL the lIta furnishes the lo-
lowing news:
THE cosDIrIos or THE CITY.
many districts Of the ely yesterday the disturbances
were almost aayed. Law aud order seemed TO prevail
to greater extent than at any time since Monday last
The stores we're reopened the stages and cars were
again in notion and the city generally resumed much
OF its Won.ed peaceful aspect
In few localities especially in the 18Th and 2lst
Wards-there q considerable display OF resistance
to authority and many lives we're sacrificed, but the
ygor of the military force brought 70 bear upon the
excited people proved too much or them. Not only
we're a number of arrests made but several persons
we're shot down by the soldiers in the houses from which
attacks were made. This summary mode Of teiting
obnoxious individuals had the necessary result OF sub
DUNG the resistant multitude 10 great extent, al
though at the cost OF much blood
General Fitzpatrick, whose splendid services as caval-
~ officer with the army OF the Potomac, are fresh in
the memory of the public arrived here last night and
Immediately offered himself to General Wool. TIE
latter has accordingly made ca upon the old cavalry
soldier, now in the CITY, and upon all young men
customed to the sadie to jona volunteer corps under
command of Gen. Fitzpatrick, to assist In the suppress
sion of the violence.
Itis TO be hoped that the abandonment o. the dSalt
which removes the cause OF the present excitemen,
and the Consciousness that there is sufficient power in
the hands of the authorities to qqe any further violence
will have the effect OF putting step to the dreadful
scenes which have for some days past kept the city in
state OF terror and alarm
TIE SITUATION.
General Gmore's official despatch relative TO the at
tack Charleston gives US some interesting particulars
of the brilliant exploits of troops and Monitors at
Morris Island al the stronghOlds with the exception
of Fort Wagner were taken fight of three hours
An ass ault was made that work on the morning Of
the 18th. The paapet was gained; but the supports
recoed under the fire TO which they were exposed and
cound not be got up.
Al. ~ both ill
not vary much from $50 in killed wounded and miss
ing. We have taken eleven pieces of heavy ordnance
and large quantity of camp equipage. The enemys
loss in killed and wounded will fall far short of two
hundred.
Everything en- the Island excep. the battery at Cum
miDgs' Point and Fort Wagner Is now in our posses
sion.
The stauncbness Of the Monitors well tested in
the fight They stood the tremendous fire of the rebel
forts splenddy and came out of The action unshsken
Gen. Meades army is in the vicinity Of Berlin, Nary.
land aud il is thought that days will be occupied
10 recuper6lng both and horses after ths atgung
marches in the intense heat
Gen. Lees army is reported to be pushing on as rap
idly as possible towards Cupeper and will probably not
halt until it crosses the Rappahannock IL is said to be
greatly dispirited. &.
OUTBREAK IN TROY.
TsoY. New York, July 1910 P. M.-This morning
some three or four hundred men, said to be wokmen in
the Albany Nail Foundry, marched through the streets
of the city, procaiming that the draft should not take
place.
They stopped in from, Of the Times Office, which they
stoned and guted destroying all the property within.
The crowd then broke away aud visited the colored
church and threatened to destroy it.
Father Hovernous address ed the crowd and implored
them to desst and through his efforts the church
saved.
The crowd ext went to the jill and forcing open,
released all the prisoners confined there.
Tha cleaner Francis SkiddV. haV colOred walters
on board was warned away fon the dock, and quietly
slipped down to Albany.
The Arsenal aud Provost Marshals Office are strongly
guarded.
ANOTHER CONFLICT OF FEDERAL AND STATE AUTHORITY.
The Baltimore Gazette Of the 18th says:
Five regiments OF New York troops were have been
drawn from the Army Of the Potomac and sen. home
Wednesday night last and other regiments TO have
followed 1hem but after transportation had been pro-
vded we1eArn that the order counermanded and
regiment of United States regulars with bs terry OF
artillery was despatched to New York in tbeie steld-
As Gov. Seymour had recalled the State troops, and
designated the regiments that we're to returT this SEEM
ingly contempuous disregard Of his authority may pos
sihy lead to grave complications between himself aud
the Federal executive.
TIE INTERVENTION REPOSrs-MosE REBEL STEAMERS.
The Herald says Our special correspondent ia Paris,
wiring the Sd Of July, says that the Intervention
reports, which lately originated with Mr.. Roe
DUCK ana 0tner EnSHsn alnes OF inc sou II, hAu ueu
away 1t was evident the Pariians that The English
Government not prepared to join Napoleon in such
a measure. Mr.. Dayton, the United States Minister,
had informed the Iabinet of the Emperor that Gov
ernment not disposed to submit to any foreign in
reference.
Our London correspondent, writing on the 18th of
July, furnishes the following important intelligence
The decision of the Alexandra case has given new i'm.
petus 10 the building of rebel vses in England have
Just e armed that orders have been given for between
fifty and sixty steamers, and nearly all ron-cad of tie
CHEST speed TIE most Of them il will take twelve
months TO build.
The Correspondent, of Vienna, July I'd, says
communication has been received from Paris which
asserts in the most positive terms, that the Emperor
of the French has ievoc4by determined upon the re-
cognton Of the Southern Confederacy. Before carry
ing out this resolution, however, the French Cabinet
will again invite the Northern States to sgree to an ar
mitice but the invitation will be couched in 80 decisive
FORM that the Washington Cabinet must either &C.
cept or reject H. In the former case the of
the independence of the South will at follow
without the cooper alton of England.