, 1861-05-22

3AkAres
Especial Correspondence Of the Cnieago Tribuso1
XApUo1, Wiz, AaJ -, 1851.
Ellis hATe been prepared by the joint com,
mittee Of thirteen to meet most OF the axt-
e ncics Of the present c1isis, and put the s.ate
In condition to render efficient aid to the
Federal Government, aud the Legislature have
begun sctlon On their reports.
After considering sud discussing It I'll day,
tho senate have paks.d, unanimously, bill
providing thas f1ro regiments, including the
one mustered into the United 8tates service,
shsll be forthwith 1aiEed and organized In this
State, to be fully unyo',ned, a'7aed aud equipped
By the Slate; end that whenever they sllzu be
accepted By the Federal Goveznnent, two
more regiments shan be placed in camp Is L
reserve force, to be renewed from time to time
Is further calls may be made. The regiments
ore to co3tain not l.es tban 8cS nor more than
1916 pe1sons each, and to ba organized and
governed according to the regulations Ct tho
U1ited States army. Paymsnts are to be
made to the troops monthly, and each Tolun-
teer il entitled to draw pay from the tins OF
enlistment, {but rot to exceed = monthly be-
fore being mustered Into tho sersfce Of tia
State The trfal AID punishment by conrts
martial IL provided for, bat logging or bFa1d-
irx prohibited. This Governor Is authorized
to tAvc purchsted and distributed all necea-
sa13 military stores, Tbs Paymaster, Quar-
give bonds Tho Governor Is authorized,
wherever necessary, to establish one or more
recruiting oMcee, IN order to keep full Eegl-
ucnts in The United States service. Min5rs
can ONLY be Mustered on the written consent
Ct p&renta Or guardtana. Two assistant sur.
seoEs arc provided for each regiment 1t the
e1pcnxe Of The State. The bill as introduced
The rank &nd pay Of captain; but, strange to
esy, u If 1e we're IN inddI people, the Sen
ate struck out that section, without eTen q
call cf the xyea aud noes. The bill ~ intro
tuctd chilled for Six regiments; but it was
strongly urged that It Nes more than w.s
needed, ard that the men could serve their
ccultry, for the present, much better In tax
There vii be "a e1art IN the Assembly to in
cse<&e the number. The amount appropriated
is 81, ,ooo, 900, including the 500, 600 voted at
the laxt &eka!on.
The loan BIZ, introduced, but not yet acted
On, provides for iksuIng bonds to the amount
ct cre million dollar, IN sun1s Of from $50 to
IL GOO, A. six per cent, to be paid for In gold
2Na hAFkI CoAA+ Ae Alek *4NV,VIJ II W oe Io-
deemabic On the first OF July, 1877, aud annu-
a y thereafter like amount There is =
strong pressure to amend this so rs to receive
The notes Of banks whose securities are sutn
c:ent to maku their bills par, for the loan
At tho request Of tho Governor, q resolution
has teen adopted, authorizing him to BE- a5
Eent frcm the Slate, as In his discretion he
may, during the war, deem advisable, in con.
necticn with the military forces Of the 8tate
L bill has been introduced providing 3
months pay for all volunteers accepted By the
State on the three montha' c.l1, who did not
+nter the service Of the United States when
the term mas made threa Jears. Plus.
nLassfnl Tendsr,' In New Da11omsy.
Edito,e Chicago Tribune:
The following letter nsy serve rs another
i1lustration of tho moral. coaaictio7s Of our
Southern brethren upon the rightfulness OF
secession. Tho position assumed Is very
1sturl oue-when We consider the circum
stsnees. The writer Of It Is native Of North.
e1n New England, nhcre, having lmbIbed sun
dry abolition sentiments, he emigzated to the
North. West and did ~ extensive s.Land Office
business'' during The palmJ dsys Of '56 and
'51-s~indled the community to the extent o
Thousands Of dollars, md s1oped., He HS n
terrards heard Of d gnest Of the city gov
e1lment Of New Yssk, having, through ths
sol1citatie1s Of some of his Eastern creditors
been induced to take up his residence In thai
chesic structure dszominated Tbs Toombs.'
Rs now turns up Ia Missouri, aud on tsquiry
addressed to tho Post Hzstor ut Cubs, Nilsson
II. concerning the Hhereabouts snd pscunla11
condition Of thu geanemxp, elected the fol
lowing. Comment il unnecessary.
;. "CunA, Mo-, Hay 1s. 1851.
"AE- -, sm:-Tour Communication K
"ths accession Postmaster Of this plaee, wai
"Gnly handed Ms soRc ten days ago. He re
"cesalon lwJsr sAd ueuber Of tho Conren
"6on, Mr. Fomesoy, al OF which il NTH n,
"aFprobation. Les mo further 1efer Joa tt
"ths secession Governor Of this State, Eli
aExceIleHcy c. Jackson. They will all with
"Uut doubt take hold Of your 'esizniael prds
st..tso'a With Vengeance"
mo need Of your bringing auJ halte1s viii
lyon from uinois. Hemp is verg popnda'
8 s.nrsney hero, and II inFaxiably mAde . 3ats
q ril tender to al buah Northern Republicaa
"AbofdioT,asts ~ you WHO como oref hero
"huztine eransnols, and ! would MT wonder
"your mex would soon b decorated wit!
that sort of jewelrJ. Ny advice to you i Q
"ccuree to epnse along without dclsY. Wil
"the utmost respect. I am Sit,
"Very truly yours,
son demand. G. WILCOX"
Thtfe, NJ. Editor, yea hays tt. Tbs word
:" On demand" sro striking ,Nustrzttsn c
ths force Of habit They are written In an e
egsnt and ready hand; bu: am glzd that the
have hemp In Mitsouri-is will ill be needed
For which RAnHs' II W1LE1s'.