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Destructive Fire-Army Of Georgia
to be Dissolved.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-The store
houses of the Sanitary Commission, at
Alexandria, were entirely destroyed by
fire this morning.
By direction of the President, the Army
of Georgia as been dissolved. All regi.
ments not discharged are to be transferred
to the Army of Tennessee.
Collision Between Soldiers aud Citi-
zens In New York-The Sailing Of
the First Vessel of the European
Squadron.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-Durng the re-
ception of the volunteers at Staten Island
to-day, a collision occurred between the
soldiers and citizens, and a platoon OF
soldiers fired on the crowd. Lieutenant
Nelson, of the Sixth New York, was
wounded; supposed MORALLY. Two citi-
zens and one soldier of the l33rd New
York, were wounded. Several persons
were injured by stones and bricks.
Admiral Goldsborough, Commander OF
the Naval Squadron, destined for Eu-
ropean waters, sailed from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard to-day on board of his flag
ship the Colorado. Other vessels of the
SQUADRON will soon follow.
The Appointment OF ProViSIonnl
Governor of Alabama.
WASHINGTON. June 22.--The President
has issued a proclamation providing for
the reorganization of Alabama and ap-
pointing Lewis +. Parsons Provisional
Governor.
Arrival Of n Delegation from South
Carolina.
New York, June GA South Caro-
lima delegation arrived at Washington to-
day and had q pleasant interview with the
President and afterwards with the Secre-
tary of War. The delegation asks that
their State be placed upon the same foot
ing as other hayward sisters, and that n
provisional Governor be appointed.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The South
Carolina delegation are to have another
interview with the President on Saturday,
when they will state the views of the
Secesh loyalists Of that State in regard to
reconstruction. They are not likely to
have much influence in shaping the course
of things in that State, their rebel record
being of so ultra a character as to destroy
any claim to confidence or regard of either
their sincerity or honesty of purpose.
Gen. J. ID. Cox Nominated for Gov
ernor OF Ohio.
COLUMBUS (O.), June 22.-Thc Ohio
Union State Convention yesterday nomi-
ted General J. D. Cox for Governor by
reclamation.
Ex-Governor Wright 10 be Appointed
Minister TO Berlin.
New York, June 22.-The Tribune's
special says it is stated that Ex-Governor
Wright of Indiana will be rendered the
mission to Berlin.
The President has rescinded the order
of the Secretary Of the Interior creating q
new Board Of Examiners for the Kansas
Branch Pacific Railroad.
MutIuy of Colorcd Troops at Ports
mouth.
New York, June 22.-The Commercial
Bulletin says the I'd U. s. Cavalry (col-
ored) mutlnied on the steamer lying at
the wharf at Portmouth, last Tuesday
evening, and took possession Of the vessel
and refused to allow it to leave. Next
morning they went ashore armed and ran
riot through the town. White troops
were summoned from various quarters.
Gen, Graham took command and soon
overpowered the blacks and drove them
aboard the ship. They were disarmed
and sent down the bay.
Breckenridge and Party Mt Havana
They nre Serenaded, and Receive
Marked Attention.
New YORK, June 22.-The Herald's
Havana correspondent says Breckenridge
and party were all near jeff. Davis when
he was captured, but managed to elude
the national troops, and travelled across
the States of Georgia and Florida to the
coast, where he secured 4 small boat and
put to sea. He arrived at Cardinals on
the 18th, after three days and nights,
passed almost entirely without eating or
sleeping. At Cardinals they were seren-
AIDED, and received marked attention from
the Spanish Government and people.
They expected to remain at Havana
some time.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
SAYS General Gordon was relieved Of the
command of Norfolk on Monday last,
and the city restored to civil rule. His
successor is instructed to oct merely as
military commandment of the post.
Funeral Of Disstinguished Mexican
Patriot.
New York, June 23.-The funeral Of
Gen. Don Manuel Doblado, a distinguished
Mexican patriot, took place yesterday from
his late residence IN this city.
Death Of Rear Admiral Dupont.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Rear Admiral
Dupont died in this city this morning
General Graut-DismantlinR ofFicId
Works around Warrington Block.
nde West of Inc Mississippi Raised.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Gen. Grants
health is somewhat impaired. He will
take o few weeks repose, and is now in
Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON, June pa military
order was promulgated to-day, announc-
ing the ~dismantling of the field works
which compose the defenses of Washing
ton north and south of the Potomac.
The President to-day issued a procla-
nation raising the blockade west Of the
Mississippi, declaring all ports open to
foreign commerce on the LIST Of July, on