The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-07-26
Aid 90 VoIuAtsorg.

The Sanitary Commission have Just Issued
the fOllouipg
All Volunteers In the service Of the United
States can claim a. their rlRht, under ths Ar
my RsgulLtirrs suitable clothing and sqUp
msnt. Iks Ga-rt,r-Masters Department. n
now able 70 supply nearly sn proper dsusuds
upon II, and will 5000 bs prepared to do 20 III
more fully ard certainly. Before the end u
,hs month, tha Depart mont will havO engaged,
for lnstai CO, tbr.e million yards Of AInrd
eight hundred thousand plirs Of bootoOs, eight
hundred thousand pairs " woosn stockings
2C0N klt bat, 2C0 00l hGvsrsacks, with
blankets, &C, In proportion-tbess quantities
bling In addition TO Nhs. had been previously
secured. Th's Sc suppia iIs tf much superior
quality 10 these furnished 10y hs State GOverr-
m,nts, or those generally flrnisisd nv Patriot.
ic Societies Gnd individuls for the Vo,ut tsar'.
A Large proportion Of tho articles fur iahsd
soldiers gTstuiiou.iy or ~hiCh they purchase
tr their Own u.s., are coca iOlnd % DO incum
brancos, ard are tiTo IN away or lslt b, hind,
VhsIo they will DO u elsl at the Gist inpor-
tant march OF q campaign.
Tne Same Ia tTua Of reRimental hospital sup
plies. 1t Il not intsrdsd that rrsn 81 Iiously III
or wouAetd, shall rsmsin with thsir gsSimsnts,
but that they shall be tGkan 10 GsnsrAl Hos.
pItAls." No provision Is ii srefors Made for tho
supply or conveyance OF R'gimsntal Ho,pitals.
On an important advance OF tho trooPa, The
SurgeJn's stores, rlldinR his tents and par
stewards, hust geLers.lY DO Restricted 20 Al-
most half 4 wagon lead, AMI when Au action 10
ANTICIPATED, a knspsaol tx fuu is o.te1 ali th.; Is
SLOWED 10 be carried. The wounded and sick
ars expected 70 be removed (at sOon as thvir
nls mmsdiata snd urgent necessities have
Oosn attended 70, a, far As practicable la tie
op. q Gsld), by msals Of gmba,a'c.s, to geosrI
ucop hospitals, in the rear. Regiments al hos
lital supplies are thus Of little use.
IL maSt bs admitted that the provision tor
general hospitals, howSver rs not all that the
country daInands II Bhould be for its dear vol
untesrs. After great battles, or in case cpl
denies should rsge In the army, large quAnii-
tiss OF bed clothing would DO much wanted,
for, under the present regulations. only straw
beds and blankets, without lheots or pillow
catee, can be at opce provided, and the Worne-
ed lie in thsir field clothing. Precisely uhan
ana v Whsro these articles will be wanted can
not DO known beforehand. Tho Government
Sanitary Commission, has, by advice OF TIE
Surgeon General, arranged 10 rsceiys and hold
in readiness all iueh suitable Articlss sS may
Be furnished by voluntary contributors, AID
Will supply them WHARF they Will be most
nsaded, guarding against the waste which must
attend unsy stsnAtized liberality.
Il is bsst that all societies and individuals
dhpcsed 20 aid the army, for tho present con
oentrato thsiI labor on the class q Artlslss in
| dicatsd. The Sanitary CommissiOu VIII
| establish dspo's and forwarding agencies at
l different points, q list OF which WIN loon be
| Published. For the present there Is immediate
nssd OF all that can be sNnt A. WAShington.- -
DODations OF materials and Of mon.y may be
addressed to FRKp. LAW OI.MSrKAp, Resident
Secretary, Office Of the SaAilAry COmmi1sioa.
Treasury building, Washington.