BALTIMORE. July 1.
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DALTimoRE, July l.

 Disturbances on the Rail- Road-We learn that Contractor the third division, about 25 miles from Baltimore, by the of Lyons has made off, leaving the laborers unpaid to considerable amount This caused great excitement among them and on Wednesday and Thursday they began the diabo- cal work of tearing up and demoshing the road, and for several miles of it have burnt the rails and de- stroyed every thing that they could lay their hands upon. It will cost considerable amount to repair the injury done. The Sheriff of the county went ont and summoned strong force to arrest the ring leaders, but his authority was put at defiance and the work of destruction went on with pick axe shovel, spade, hammers, sledges and the like They number avery strong and formidable force of up- wards of 300 resolute desperadoes ripe for rebellion and NuLifcati0n In this state of things late yes- terday requisiton made for military force to assist the Sheriff in quelling the riot, and secure those who have been actively engaged in it. Last evening considerable number of troops were em- bodied under command of Gen. G. H. Steuar,, and proceeded in Cars the Rail Road to the scene of action. At the time of our paper going to press we have no advices of the progress of events at the seat of War.-Patriot.

 The troops arrived at the place ofdestnation about daylight and succeeded in experimenting forty per. sons without any resistance, they being mostly asleep and off their guard. They were taken to Baltimore and committed to jail to await their trial. The amount of damages done to the railroad is estimated at about five thousand dollars.