, 1862-08-06
THE new CALL FOR TROOPS.
TELEGRaPHERS EXEMPT BI
j.. SPECIAL ORDER.
How the People Are Be-
spending.
GOV. SPRAGUE C4LLS FOR 4
NEGRO REGIMENT,
Trot Out the Disability Men.


OE3LN4aL ~ ah 1U LAE1INs
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAsH1HGToN, August s, 1859.
OnpKRHp, Tint the OF the telegraph lines be-
6ng required for military purposes, all persons &C.
'taa11y employed In constructing and operating
telegraph lines at the date Of the order calling for
800 co0men, be exempt from military duty 60 long
asthey remain in such service.
By order Of the President.
EDwr& NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.l
NAsH1HaToH, August s. 1861.
Union men say one effect Of drafting In
Kentucky will be to drive large numbers Of
yourg men out Of the State, and probably
into the rebel army; tstA say it is precisely
what they want, that they had better have
them driven out than to remain as elements
Of diEsension In the state. There is the prob
ability Of the same effect IN Maryland; r"r-
laps, also, in Missouri. Secessionists e. -.
1t1ain bitterly Of tho orders, but manifest th
Tbey ase very much alarmed by il, and regard
it as the most formidable blo1 yet struck at
tie rebellion. The squirmtng in Maryland is
beginning already.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. 4-Ttoops are pour
ing in from au sections Of the State By every
train. The Indications are that nearly the
whole quota of nine months men vii be
raiFed b the 10th.
Providence, Aug. 4.-There was an isn-
meDse asEemblaye aI the wAr meeting. TIE
en- onncemeut that draft had been ordered
BY the war department WAS received with loud
ctttf6.
Governor Sprague has called on the colored
cltjzens to form regiment as part of the
quota of the State. He pramises to aecoupa-
ny them to the field, and Share the perils with
1bem~
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 5.-The largest town
| meeting ever held here took placs to-day
| The vast assembly was Obliged to adjourn to
| the green near the State Honse. i bounty Of
| 500 additional to all other bounties was voted
| to all vino enlist here. A resolution that the
! select men advertise the names Of all who
| have applied for disability certificates, to-
! gether with the nature OF the disease, was
| rrssed.. The greatest enthusiasm Vas mani
| fst.d.
| PEORIA, Aug. 5-The Board OF Supervisors
| passed resolution to-day giving Twenty-Five
dollars to each man who has OF may enlist un-
der he first can CT 500 GEO up to August oo55tn
| t. also pledges the credit Of the county to
| support the fani1ies Of all who have hereto
fore OF may hereafter enlist.
has just been made py our Supervisors giving
from Whiteside county. The people are
aroused, and recruiting gees brarely on.
W11M1HGTor, Aug. 5.-Last night a large
var meeting was held in the Methodist church
at this place, when q terrible thunder storm
arose, during which the lightning struck the
church which was deusely crowded. Alfred
Dur]ap was Instantly killed and five or siz
others Injured, one OF whom, Mr.. HoRard
Dunlap, cannot survive.
/ CINCINNATI, aug. 1.-The var subscr:p
tiou Of the Little Miami Railroad, aud the il
dividual subscriptions Of the officers Of thu
company, made yesterday at the company
office, amounted in the aggreg .ts to slO, 500
This sum is to be Appropriated among tn.
counties along the line Of the road, for tn
| raising OF reeruits-Hamiltop county receiv
ing its proportion.
WHAT OHIO IS DOING.
GOV. Tod announces to the county miIitar
njtttts
1tat Oaio's quota of troops under the re
cant cali, il 10000, to.wit: t:-Fnr the 18th
55th and SD regiments, 1000; for the seven
teen new regiments. II ooo; for the thrc
German regiments. 5000; for the old req
ments, now in the field $4,000.
| GOV. Tod says be has requested the pres
dent to authorize him
To exempt the counties from drast TINT N
, furnish voluntarily their full Guota, and II s
{ authorized, Of which I have no doubt,
pledge the several counties that it. shall b
done. It Will not be prae;icaHle, however, t
extend this to Townships or wards.
COLUMBUS, aug. 4.-The requisiti IN fo
arms for The Cleveland regiment was a'ed tc
day by the Quartern1aster General. Cap*nt
- Barr reports 1T impossible to obtain tents ii
Il the neH regiments. Barracks will BE- n:e
:, iustead. Recruiting is progressing fayorAbl,
q An average Of seVenty-five men are sent dali
,f to their regiments. About. fifty officers al
y waiting to be examined before the board
- ! surge OnE. The ration contracts for camp
- Dela~are Monroey1,ls and Masstl1on, wei
Il awarded By Captain Herrlngton to 8. G. Hi
!, | & Sons, Delaware, On the same terms as 0t1t
y camps. Orders TO commence drifting Oh tt
- 18th, il the quota IS not filed, have been I
= ceiVed.
~ FROM THE HOOs1ER STATE.
ISDASAPoL1s, August The govern,
telsgFaphed Gen. Hall1ck this morning til
= he wonId have five regiments ready for orde
- this week if they on1y can be supplied vi
= arms. Although Indiana's quota will
J. raised without any difficulty, the governor b
. ordered the immediate enrolment of the mi
!, tia, that he may be prepared forany emsrgea
i that 1nay arise.
Is Gen. Carey Of Ohio has been dnfng go
~ y. work in canTRssfug the Wabash valley. !
~ ~ vas assisted By Co]E.x, White and Senat
Is Lane, and the regiments in that part Of t
a., the STATE are not full. Gen, Lew. Wa1la
~ has made number Of appointments, q
- speaks ut var meetings along the borders.