New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-30
The New Call for Troops.
NEM-YORK,


unice9s now being recruited in this State. |
Co. piss, Paymaster-General paid out in the |
hrt three days after be opened bis office, 81, OOO
toy bountiee. About half OF this paid TO re-
quits for regiments in the field The other half
went TO recruits for six OF the new regiments. lie
expects 70 pay out $50, 900 this week. The check
1or bounty has been and will be, in all cases, sent
She ssme day the evidence OF muster is furnished
A large and spirited War meeting was held at
Iartsyille in New-Scotland, on Saturday last.
Joseph TAYLOR, esq, was appointed Chairman, and
Seseph /. Moak, esq, Secretary Brlei but Stirring,
patriotic addresses were made by Messrs. Wells,
Coleman and Smith, of this city. Al the close of
the addresses measures immediately taken to |
form all organization 10 carry out the objects OF the
meeting.
The recrv ing exci.eaent increases, and yesterday
ennetneht. wero more nuDerous IMAM Oh any pre-
vIous day since Ore new call v8s made. For more
than Week pas. the nuEber OF men mustered into
the ger vice ~ the Government Office IN White street
has T'eraged about one hundred per day, nciudipg
emp tme its foT old regiments veil as Tor three
new one s whose Adutauts have not been appointed.
Ie ac'u,l amount of recruiting here is considerably
create. than is Represented by these figures, mas
much the reginental officers Of new oyganiza-
hons. muster in their own recruits Fully i5V men
~ee emitted yesterday IN ard near TINS cay lof az
rSiSwrss. The arrangements for the payment OF
the State bounty 10 recruits for old regiments are
nov complete. The men enlisted AT this station are
Mspec,ed by Dr. W. IL. Thompson, one OF tae three
Medical INSPECTORS recently appointed oy governor
HdS1glD, II accepted are pau lho ish '-'"HN
,ete houu,v as coon as their papers be cent te
.Alw ny and returned. A large number Of bounty
tbs'ks have already been received IA THIS ety' ana
been Given 10 the recruits.
cor want Of formal receipts, which must accom-
f~ny The application for bounty money, some eelay
bas occurred. The Paymasier 81 Albany cd not,
however, return the papers and eempei unnecessary
waking but sent the checks 10 DIR. Thompson, who
wass,tborned TO procure legal receipts in exchange
therefor. More than fifty have III tins manner
reacks d the recruits-In all cases for 500 each.
Bapb have now been printed a quantity OF them
arriu I'd here yesterday, and were distributed mus
faeii ta,ing the payment of the money and obvlating
ono of the greatest difticulIits at present eneonh
ter, by recruiting officers. During the present
wee H. the Government plans for the payment OF us
bor nv OF SIS 10 each recrGit for the old regiments
Wi A 6e COMPLETED and go into operation, under
do 20 and next week, without fail. l'nen each en-
ks ted who goes at once TO the fed VIII receive
OIL starting the sum of So in boun'ies, beside the
II remipm of 81 which may be PAID Inn II ne ennst
without the special intervention OF any person.
We understand that at the Elmira stat at least
one hundred recruits daily inspected for bounty
and will enter the old regiments. AT the Albany
station there not so many, b1t the number is
nesr.y If rot quite, equal TO that returned at THIS
s,a,r nifty TO sixty daily An aggregate oi twelve
10 fifteen hundred men are, Therefore, mustered
into the service weekly for the regiments now IN
she cid.
Recruiting which is quite brisk throughout
the State, IL expected soon 10 be very active. In
.he interior countes-especGlly IN the western part
OF ne Stafe-u0t WINS tNOlnG Inc hllfodcu OF
vet tine, when farm labor Is in much demand and
commands high wages, enistments are rapid. We
az informed that at the Elmlra and other stations
de number Of recruits accepted is comparatively
very large. Letters were received az the Stale
Guartermaster-Gener Office in this city yesier-
day from the regimental QnartermasieIs which rep
resent that of the new regiments VIII soon be
full.
Ouartermaster Harris Of the Rochester regiment,
reports that COO men have been mustered into the
service that organization. 1t certain that the
rural districts are much more acnveiy and success
fully employed in the work Of hliIng up The army
than this and other cities. In explanation, how
ever we may state that the matter of bounies is not
there 60 essential element Of The work as here
and that many who propose TO enlist III city fegl-
ments are only waiting for the payment OF tie
regular well as the extra bouniles they suppose
will soon be offered
l.. J. Peck. ESQ, of Holley, offered good cow 70
the wife OF the irst married man who should enlist.
The offer soon taken. Thomas ) Foser, III 40
dision 10 the money pledged, offered cow 10 the
wife Of the next man who should enlist, which was
also accepted. a. II. Church then made a similar
offer, which will probably be accepted.
Al meeting Of tie Finance Committees Of the
several wards in Albany, on Saturday the follow
ing IesOluIl II war adopted:
ResoIted TLa, bounty exceeding 425 win be paid
volunteers ia the several wards ior he albany Regiment aud
where deemed advisable not exceeding ay be paid
any person who shall volunteer any recruiting Of
&cepo,h be in adGiion 20 the State United
States boun:es and to be paid after the medical examination
The Saratoga NWs OF Saturday contained a card
from Oscar Granger, esq oAerlOg cOW-tbe best
of l2-io the man who should first enlist fof the
war Not many hours after John Henry Shaft pre-
scented himself enlisted, and sworn into the eer-
vice of the United States, in Capt. Owens company
Of volunteers.
A certificate % this effect was made out By the
Captain, ard hlr. Changers COW changed hands
The offered by Mrs. Granger vas taken by
man from Wilton, named John Deyo, early on Mon
day morning.
NEW-JTRSEY.
The publication Of THE DAILY Courier oad
Adpet,ser OF dorsey City was suspended yes.
teIday afternoon. The editors, who served last
year with the three months men, going 70
the VIM b. DuDning has received the
appointment Of Captain in the ilth regiment, which
will sooa be ready 10 enter the field, and Mr. Bald
win Will 20 out non-commlss0ned officer, hoping
" become the honorable p0ssessOr Of a commission
CONNECTICUT
A town meeting was held in Windsor. Saturday
afternoon for the purpose of promoting enlistments
M tina, town. Mr.. Capp offered resolution appro-
priai'ng $3.50 bounty 10 each Of 30 volunteers enlist
ing before August 60 Dr. Preston moved 10 amend
by making II SlCO bounty for % volunteers. long
debate followed, IN which the resolutions were
opposed by MessIs. Natler, l.. NJ. Smith Fenton
and X. thelps, after which the first resolution
passed NJ. Fisbie then generously offered TO give
So an addition 10 each volunteer having family and
4. n. Phelps said he wanted the privilege Of giving
a. 20 each Misunderstanding the whole extra
bounty amount 10 $3.50, than that Of any other
fovn in the State. Eubemenis commenced on the
apo. Some Of those VINO opposed tie resolution
cham that the town meeting was not legally Warned
bud that another must he held
briistmens going steadily all over the
State-not rapidly, bat segularly. Six nc~ mi
fntns are beng formed, w, two in Hartford and
one each in Aew-Haven, fairfield, LhchGeld aud