Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-23
LATEST IRON NE NORTH

Through the courtesy of 06lOnel 0uld of the Ex-
change Bureau, have been placed in possession OF
late Northern papers, including copy of the Baltimore
American Of last Monday evening, the goth inst The
New York riots seem TO have been eeetuay suppressed
The following are the LATEST kilograms:
NV YORK, July -MidnighL-vAn is peace and
quietness here 70 night The New York regiments sent
from this State resist the rebel invasion arriving
rapidly aud are heartily welcomed here.
NEW TORK July Is The sIh Regular regiment and
Battery @, Of 5th Regular artillery, arrived here this
morning IRON the Army Of the Potomac. Troops
frsm the forts and Davy-yard have been returned TO
their original localities
Three regiments Of militia expected to arrive at
oc'Ock this evening
The upper portion of the city is quiet No gather
ugs are to be SEEN and every thing its usual ap
pearance. Nearly all the mechanics have returned 10
work and the authorities are determined to protect
them frSm violence. The Seventh avenue arsenal is
guarded BY thOus md men. The negroes have not
vet returned 70 the homes They occasionally show
themselves during the day, but at night they seek re-
fuge in the staton'house.
SKs YosK July goth The draft will not begin until
the exact QCoa Of the city HIS been definitely deierm-
med and publicly announced, by which time che Gov
erDment vii be prepared to execute IT. Possibly a"eek
may elapse.
Il Is stated tha, in tie attack the UuiOn Steam
Works, eOrne- OF Twenty second street and second
Avenue, the mob carried of $500 muskets.
The British Consul has nOufe the Police Commission
ers that he has ordered tbs British shF-ofwsr Chs
enger to take position the river for the purpose Of
protecting such eOloed saneu as are subjects Of Great
Britain.
Governor Seymour has issued an order stating that
sufficient force Of The National Guard having arrived to
enable the civil authorities TO maintain the pablo peace
and enforce order the citizen volunteer organizations
are relieved from further duty.
Three thousand troops still guard the Seventh Avenue
Arsenal
Two steamboats,, heavily armed and manned, cruise
ID and down the North river far as the northern
boundary Of Westehester county in conseque &c Of
the threats to burn the town. All has been quiet how
ever.
By far the greater portion of the columns OF the
American are devoted to the details Of the attack upon
Charleston. The Yankees claim to have captured
dozen batteries, and have destroyed rebel steamer
that was attempting to land rsinoreements on Morris
I,lAnd They say that their loss in the operations
lhe Island was less than 400 in killed, YOU dsd and
missing. despatch from New York Gays: SIT is
believed in military circles that Charleston will not be
t en- sOsn but ia not impregnabe to the combined at
taek Of lsnd End naval force
Among the items from New Orleans We have the fol.
losing:
None of the rebels captured Port Hudson by Gen.
Btnks have been parOed Pour thousand we're in liue
when they surrendered besides 500 wounded and ZOO
sick The wounds Of he rebels we're principally in the
head, from the bullets Of our sharpshooters.
Our batteries had destroyed an immense amount Of
stores and good supply OF ammunition had fallen into
our hands
A Louisville despatch says:
Morgan is repor ed hemmel in abou, twenty miles
west Of Galhpolis, and it is thought he will nov be
captured
The Washington correspondent Of the New York EI-
nress that Gen. Grant viii relieve Gen. Meade
ia command Of the Army Of the Potomac.
The CncinnA, Gazette, Of the l5'h, says that parties
from Helena represent that Gen. Blunt has captured
Little Rock, with large number Of PFisOnerL