The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-09
THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY . 1851.


Tho following Is a synopsis ot the bills pre-
pared by Senator WILSON:
Ths first blu approve, and confirms ali the
sets a the President, since the sdjournm,nt of
the last Congress- for the suppression OF rsbsl-
Hon. And IL further snaeu-
Tia, in case ~ sby time hereafter, during The
" Ccnereas smaller ex gsoeiss shall arise,
by tss,ep Of any combibsuoa ~ rtsis, ,hs sxsou.
uon ~ The laws or 10 tenoy the government of
hs | d 8 stss. ,he Pr,sidsn, shsl hsvs su,hor.
tyt W cal into the service of ,he Usi,sd Sa,ss
.ueh m,liisry and naval for@s ~ he msy deem
ncssss y 10 suTPres ilnsu1 eotiou end rsoeillion,
sad snierce obsoispco W ,he laws Of ,hs Us,tsd
safe.
Tbs Z, cond bill su,horiI % tho President to
accept tbs iervices Of volunteers, either - In
fAntry, cAvAlry or art llsry, In such numbers
as he may Deem necessary for the purpose u
rspslli5g Invasion, iupptes sing insuri ectiou.
enforcing the laws and preserving and proiec.-
ing the public property. And, for those pur-
poees, It sppropii.tss thres hundred million Of
dollars. 1hc bill also provides for the orgSni-
zation of the volunteer forces which the Presi.
dent shall AL into the sSvies of the U.itod
States. Ths brigade aud general ofhsus are
20 be app inted b, the President, by aud with
the DDS, Mt " the Scdate and Ulcers and mon
are to b. place, In all respects, on the same
footing, as to pay aud allowance, with similar
otrfs u tho regular army. Allowances are
made for travelling expenses for clotNing and
regi entail bands. 1t is also y ovilod--
| Tha,Hy y,,u0ssSr wa D.y "a Iso sv.d 10 ths
se'i.s OF he Uais,d ; s..sss uhusr Ias acl snd .hO
aaY bs son ~ o. q aea - dLsb I'd In 'ls ssr.
| vice, shsll 10 snil,lsd 3, Ae bsu,h wn'oh hsvs
been IT m'y h. eohf-rrfd On PEI, MS dbaS cd In
" - A. "a WIFas an n - a.
di-Cr uay be Killed In service. In addition of all
anrsr q ray sAds loAAn0s she'll rscsivs ,hs
| sum of SiOo.
Ea,h vcluntssr regiment shsll have one chsp
lain. who must h, regular ordained pini,to'
Of . Cbristisn denomination.
Tho third bill adds 20 thu regular army, nine
regim n,s " infantry, one Of cavalry, and one
ot srill.ry-no regiment - censis, Of NOR
than thrc, bAttsl,ons, ini each battalion 4
conslst Of eight compali.s, including musi
eiAns and drum ntrs. without folio wing tn,
details Of the dill we may say that It add
about $4,000 men to the regular army. 1
will also add to the army Of the United STATE
the following general officers, namely; Fou
major generals, with three AIDES do camp each
70 be taken from captains or lieutenants OF tn,
amy, and six briRa5isr generals, With tw,
Ldes- de camp each, TO be taken from the lieu
ter ants Of the army.
The bill contains the following important
sectioIs:
! TaA. tLs PfoAldent s, ths Uai,. d Stat,s ke, an
- her by au hOtiz q, - add 10 she + esen, ra Ei
msI's a. drIgoo obs, moubed Iin us,, osVAl'y
arilsry o. d n fAnvy OF the Regular army. AS naaJ
iii ., nd q le,sd men % msy make IN cir re-
'pto,iNs gem zAdors she Oh 'se 81 tbs sd
ditiGual rnsitnenn OF Oavs y, artillery asd Infant
y su,hotiE'd By this scI, aud thAt shs cjmua SEA
lie. of,hs ttbcsrs Of the I'D regiments, who may
bs pnoinotsd sh,rob,, shall bssr equal d1e will
,h 50 Of ofieers plo noted to the additional regi
| mtute.
Tnss ihs term OF ,nlis,n sn,s made and 70 b.
made In ths years 1861 and 1902. IA che rssu la
arr y, 'neludiss the force su,horiLtd by thl 30,
shall be for h. period OF ,brss ysars, alt those u
bs msds snsr January l. 1903 shall be for tho tu n
OF Ave ys~n - a. pressos su,horizsi shd tbs
the mon enlistst In she regular force shall he on
titled 70 the same bounnss In eyory respec, =
those allowed or 10 be allowed 10 the men OF ,h
volunteer forces.
The fourth bill relates,to the better organ
ization OF the Military department, ard pro
yides for The appointment " an ssiistan
Secretary Of War. 1t Ol'o provides for bst
ter organic zation Of the Qlartsrmastars an
Ordinance Departments, and for tho remov'
of oisabed ard incompetent officers.
Toe fifth ill, mott iDpo tant ore prop,
res the organizAt on OF volt n ssr militia fore
TO be called ths 'EaliSnsl Guard q III, Unite
States. II proposed by this bill
Tasi thers shau he orsA1'z,d, amid, tqr Pr,
Vnd dHuplined in tse ssvsrAl states Erd tsrriio n
OF the Unisso s,e- snd the sSrls, OF U .lunl 1u
voluntser nIiiA fTar. 10 consist of ~ tundt'
and forty ,toussnd, r.uI ud his, HTd 'Nllus.yd
| ,hs comm Fsionid tficl 4, 10 b' formed INTO ~
hut dted rsei usI -, Il iht1 tNslvs o0.npAu-
| Of ons hug d ed IADk AID a each. To hs Ipp0i
tiont among the ruld s'aie' pro rata scaridu
shall be sniiled IN the Housa OF R'prs'sn~siV
ard amopg The tsTiiohs g bnt Dstric, 81 Y iluu
BIZ, estimating for each ~ for .Ls sulN eat alAt'
which force snail be oslltd 'he NniorAl ard.
, That th1 National Guard shall bs cossposei
Nble-bodh d eiNzars ard suoh ss hNys dIcste
,hsir in,Aausp Of becoming els z'ps cf the 4 ai,s
ssteE, let en- ,hs sgts ot twenty one aud ihtrt
nse ytats, who may vel iuisrily tntol the nAsly
In thni Tsanlz ,hon In Ihs s,aiss. t'rrtoTits al
district Nhero they uspeo'vsiy side.
The d.Hus Of this l. need not now be state
al they n Ay be much nCdihsd beioIe ths bill b
GENES laW.
A s,1,h I'LL, "To promote the sfh ,lenoy Of u
Army" prt vIdss for ,hs rstir sni Of efi,
who, nom long s.rvloI, or from wounds or o'h
causes, may beoons ubAi for sctve ssrvioe.
also provides for . s,rioisr sysisLa Of diHapAI
an dng oil rAnkA In tbs army. We have simp
hdiclttd he general character Cf these bins,
, coasrsa', in Its dLcrItlon, uua decide whether
: ID lhs policy Of ,bs GJvsrnme.t W endorse .
their propositions.