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Northern regiments returning home. We have already noticed the fact that the Seventh Regiment has returned to New York. They promise to come back when the weather becomes cooler. The Baltimore South of the 30th has an account of another New York Regiment, the most of whom have quit Washington in disgust and gone home. This was the Second New York Regiment, Col. Tompkins. The Regiment originally consisted of 960 members; four or five hundred of them have passed through Baltimore on their return from Washington. The reporter of the South learned from some of their members that, up to the 29th, neither threats nor persuasion had induced more than three hundred and fifty of them to take the oath for more than three years. They stated to the reporter that they were induced to enlist for three months upon the representation that the Capital was in danger, and assurances that they were not wanted to invade the South, and also that their families would be provided for in their abse