, 1861-08-19

The War 1HnaffmeIf has ordered the 6S-
tah]jshmeut Of camps Of rendezvous and in
struction near New York, Harr;sburgh. Pitts
burph. and Cincinnati. we have reneateGly
urged the necsssity Of forming such schools
Of practice, and s1e glad that at last it has |
heen fhCurht well to 40 for the comfort and |
nreparafion Of The Union troops what has |
from the first been cared for By the insurgent |
leaders. The sites OF these camps, however, !
might have been more happily chosen. Pitts |
burgh and Cincinnati are 80 nearly connected |
By liver and railroad that one depot would |
lave answered for both. A camp near Chi.
cago and On the lake shore would have had |
many advantages and coayeniences, besides |
the very important cne Of being the ceAtre Of |
great region which furnishes aot only men
but food, md has besides cheap connection
with the Mississippi. By placing two OF
these fouF great national camps in one State,
and that State, Pennsylvania, Mr: Cameron
has, We fear, once more exposed himself to
suspicion Of fGyoritism from the critical part
| OF the public. .......
But The movement is go Important and 50
| Immediately necessary, that we are not 1n-
cliEed TO cause delays by fault finding. Re-
| cTnitlng Tor the Union armies has hitherto
| teen carried on in very loose sud incon7e.
Eient Why. The system, II It caa oe called 50,
| by which men lave 5eSa gathEred into the
| service Of the Go7e1nment in this city, mas
| diekearteued many one who stood reaay to
take up arms, and has lest the army, at
reasonable calculation, rot less than five
| l4GQtalsA 46EA Ill Ills $sN141bt Ei1ANs
At first only regiments were mustered into
the service, and the government made no pro-
vieion for the support Of enrolled men until
the regiment wa5 completed. For a while thu
Union Offence Committee took this upon its
own shoulde1s, but this committee have no
longer funds for the purpose, At pre.-.eI,1 n. IN
are mustered in bS ess;Jmpanies a. wei as repi-
mepfs, and Ills Ia. to eaTtain extent a relief
! and iM5roFement' For,ner}y fhe Tnion De-
fence Coa1mittee. or natr;ctic friends OF those
! RAISING a yeoimert h6re t;ee entire exnansa If
1aaoinr fseSino M, c1ofi,Sns recrnifs mil
1he reei1ment Tss allied. At present Il il only
ncresssrv tn Furnish fI,1s sunnort nntij cn;,
| nsnv ia cnnr;etei Rat eTen this ia Erono.
In L ia nisi3,1v fhe dntv ii he GnyernMe14f
~ charee p} 3ssa}f W;+h +Ha co-a and annnort ~
srsrs ;nG,u;S1a1 rea1n;t ~ f1e t5e bnnE he ao.
Tsts We he1ieve that mt a regiment has
etaTfed from 4h;e cjtv for thr srene of war
Vhnsa ofFcera have Mt Ta;d mt ~ their ns1n
, oT frianiiss 1,ocFets ram one IL ten thnn-
sand f9ol1ars chiefly FIR the ma;ntenance Of r.
. | crrfte whi1e the Tagirnent was fomnletfnot tx
1anEs. "@1"-~ ''~N
Tha A,darso, zo1ara rao;n,anf haa cost II, q
,r;rs+a c;t;zo1n ghn hs1e cs,me Il, ita aid moi
fosa +Tan ,a;,a+aan +honeand dn1larz aoms
a;< ~ t,ss sT,r., Was Ter,ns nnnesaaa0
[5r sneni T. Int mt, he f e1eater g' ppert Of il ss Far
~! sReE3 ~. ~ 1;s 80 - 49,
a,1aSt ~ a1 ~ i,saif with The eetah1:s.
%,s74 - ~ ea-o..s whfch viii ha darnfa for ~ :
-ss.e",.;a,, ~ ;nat~nctsm II se1f;arS ~ 1,iii
, eIaIne q, ,h;e Iii Teresfser nav ha,a ~, r.
IL o. t 4acrn;t $500 for fona t ;ne+.+ ~