New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-31
The New Call fer Troope.
NEW.yORK.

were present. Addresses were delivered by TIE
r. Beaolc, and Col K. Il. w N V.lkenbarg Two
thousand d liars rails , the ladies subscribing
literally. Old Sieuben lie arsin aroused and WIN
soon have her quota IN 40 field. Great enthusiasm
pervadrs all classes.
The Kingston Jov ,nay says:
grand Union rally Gas held Saardsy ,as' =, os
Adi's.@. were delf pTed by Col sharp H. ~ nsy n,on
ESQ n T Tss ok The Hon p Ssss one III. cyay
Of newPalz AZ been WINGED and will be ssain ,5,,J
sew cali he< r.ap, sob. III Iay s0T mes,pr rIedc,
Souh,p uos,.r b fafnish full quota OF reeiI
estns m Rondo last Iorsda, wee wee w Coue Of Kondoot
sseca for orc gear tte sr,' 20 o.
.hsse We learn thai MS pSg pc s village recruiting
for shs on tio.rd mas already inaae ro9d prog
res ne va me ni NO Camp ssmson lie formerly
sn oerr in tto Nstera GIsy' and Is Wen q'aneo 70 ph
command. -
TIE forthcoming lssne of The New- York Weekly
Ia - eont,;, s.srtc,e from Parson Brownlow's zen,
in which he will argue in IA or OF arp,ing and emil l.
ING suc5, slsvus as reach onr ines, as the ony re-
,on-ce sor the safety of the Union cause He sdds
that TIRE Meth caDn6 be too prompt III adopting the
measure
Thew ave so much in earnest in Albany about get
ting Their regiment full that the papers do no. heel
ta- TO cali the of rich men who refuse TO cen
triputes the bounty fund. Majcr-Gen. John Iayior
CoOper, q man worth quarter OF nRiioD, ahd
hodiru commission in the Stale Militia, refuses to
give dime. Mr.. Hilton, tne United States Com
mirsiOner, is another Petitions are in circulation
for skclr removal.
tt NEW.yFRsEY.
Ex.Speaker Patterson raising company III
Nonronih County, and &. l.. iincoln IN Union
County for the IA Regiment. Ex-She'iif Bonnet
lie raising company in Hunterdon Comfy for tie
lJ.h Regiment.
CONNECTICUT.
The General Committee on Monday evening Sc
lected Major Samuel Toles as Lieut.. Colonel OF the
Lyon Re- iment, and Capt. L Waller O,borDe as
Major. The line officers being thus chosen, tie
work Of filing up the regiment will proceed WITH
slacrity. Capt. Osborne led the Grays 10 the war
among the three months mep, and is IN all respects
a capable and wor by young man.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Several enthusiastic meetings have been held Ia
Andover 10 awas patriotic spirit, AMI Obtain us
Quota of troops for the war. Spirited eeehes, Tor
the most part short aud pby, and 10 the point were
made Tie result has been that the town has voted
unanimously To give 10 each recruit bounty OF Soo,
and indiy IDEALS have offered some sou or 500 more
70 be paid The TO their families. Thirty
four men of the quota OF hfty-two have been ac-
rep'ed. have gone into camp at Lynnheid' ana
The prospect that the remaining eighteen VIII soon
be enrolled
thorough the efforts of the Rev. Mr.. bartholomew
aud other gentlemen, and the meetings OF the Re
Guard the fe-liog in RoAoury IN reference 10
needs OF the war Is increasing. aud that city bios
fair 10 outs rip her nei Jhbors aud fill up her quota
For instance, on Monday morning, at Z O'Clock,
Capt. VIM. s. king bad In his company ~ men, the
result Of two days work. Yesterday ana last night
Al were added 10 the number, making his force 90
men, that his company bids fair TO be full before
Saturday night.
Tie ladies of Charlestown had grand rally at
the City Hall, on Monday evening, which Lad n
good result, IA Tar enllstments were concerned
The Hall was debsely crowded, the center being
reserved for the ladies, While the sides and platform
were devoted TO tue g-ntieneu. The marine Land
was in attendance, d performed patriotic Mrs
NJ h.. Aafs. lrIGs
presided, aud upon taking the chair made pa'riVic
speech. Speeches full OF pairotlsm were made by
.Juig- Russell OF Boston, Lient.-Co Quincy Of the
9Th Regiment, John l.. swift o Roxbury, Capt.
kca,l All OF the 9th, Capt. Wyman, the Hon. Richard
Frothinghain, Mayor Stone, David Sargent and
Thomas Al. Brown. The meeting did not adjourn
until after ii clock, and the result OF the evening
WIS 10 recruits for tue Phalanx.
The Phalanx had - men upon the roll on Monday
might, the result OF weeks recruiting. 1t is
thougbt that the company will be full by next week.
large number OF the recruits are OF the frst
citizens Capt. DeVecehi has recruited about 20 for
his battery Nearly oDe-baf OF the quota (a08) has
been raised, and there Will be danger OF draft
In Charlestown ii recruits cOme in well the next
fortnight as they have in the past.
Winthrop held town meeting on Monday even
ing last. Geo. IL Emerson, esq, was chosen Mod
erstor. In bis patriotic appeal TO young men, he
stated that he was vii ing to sacrifice haf Bic posses
Mons for the restoration OF his country. John Put
nam, esq, spoke eloqueDtly, and was willing TO give
his services 10 his adopted country, having had mil
tary experience ID the Biltlsh service. Tie town
voted bounty OF sl25.
Both the 33d Regiment, Col. Maggi, and the 9th,
Col Well. now nearly full IL is probable that
the 33d, at Lynnied, VIII leave for the seat OF
war ths week, and the OtOer next week. Both OF
them vii probably go direct TO Washington.
Lieut.-COi. lngIahsm of New Bedford bias avowed
his Willingness 70 command re- iment of colored
soldiers the request comes from the proper author
titles. The Ae'c-Begtord STANDARD says
"a regiment Of cooIed men could be easily raised
In this State. From 100 to 200 would enroll their
names IN this city, whenever the President should
announce the war policy i'll accordance with the
spirit and intention OF the recent acts If Congress-"
the Salem Register says that several OF he cIer-
gymen OF that city took occasion on Sunday TO urge
the duty Of patriots at this crisis in the effect ua
manner. In the Crombie-street Church, TIE Rev.
Mr. Thayer, at the close of tie service, which ably
ipcalcated the duty oil Christian patriots invited the
n.sle members of his congregation 10 remain. and
elgfreen signatures were promptly obtained TO a
paper Hedging the 81 either to enlist personally
or PROVE. substitutes ut once.
AT The wan meeting III Cambridgeport, Saturday
evening, tiat Ia seheaFted man, j. NJ. :. Williams,
after referring TO Me disnolinaion Of mon having
families 10 enlist, picos~d himself 10 nav 10 the fam
ny of every VINO should volunteer before Tues.
day night 500 In Tie soiser sbonld ia in hat
Ole; il ncuraty w0nDCed be gua,.nte.d 10 the suf.
ferer like SUM, adding he would 81 that none of
che cbidren OF such volunteers should be burden
70 the town.
RHODE ISLAND.
The well.knowu frnl Of Brown & Ives Of Provi-
aence, r. L., offer to pay d bounty of so each TO
2v0 men, who will witnn twenty days enlist in
either oil tue regiments or batteries from that State
We lave received "a letter from "A cnrTes DOudeut
complaining OF bad treatment our sick ana oubd.
81 soldiers at OF the Rhode Is and hospitaIs 1t
II ind -rstood that the officer con planned agnst has
been called 10 Washington, and Withdrawn from
his position. II lie to be hoDed that our bero~s In
.fi will Iyt m h. W