The New York herald., 1862-07-27

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certify that ths above is that the
accepting them, have been strictly governed by para
graphs e2S and s26, Recruiting Regulations.
| -", Lieut. - infantry,
NorEs-l Act of February 49, 1862 although prohibit
discharge Of minors from the service
rze their enlistment muster into the service excep
with written consent Of parent. guardian master.
2 1t should be borne in mind that the law provides
for the enlistment of collective able bodedr men, and
officer shall enlist any person contrary to the tru
intent and meaning of the law IL further provided tha
for every offence he shall forfeit and pay tho
the bounty and clothing which the person recruit OF
may have received from tho public to be deducted
| Of the pay and emolumens OF such officer"
ain case OF volunteer recruits the name OF the recru
will appear in this column in case the money pait
l to him.
Regulations for the Government OF
Regimental Camps.
The following the rules and regulations to be pur
sued in the government of camps Of volunteers in th
Stats:-
Al rcvee, retroat and tattoo. They will be made on
the company parades, superintended by an officer OF
report the without leave 10 the commanding
officer.
tors and the space around them will be put In order by
the Of the companies superntedcd by the chiefs Of
Squads and the guardhouse guard tent by the guard
The morning reports OF companies signsd BY the or
dcer charge, will be handed 70 the Adutant Of the
regiment before eight O'Clock in the morning. (See
q The officer Of the day charged with the order aud
cleanliness Of the camp fatigue will be furnished 70 him
when the number Of prisoners H insufficient 70 clean the
camp.
s. The officer Of the day win read cause be read
paragraphs 800 to AL inclusive Revised Regulations
1861 for the Army Of the United States.
lowed pass beyond the line OF ssntncs unless they
have written pass from the officer in charge Of the
company countersgned by the commander Of the post
rf t,n bath,
leaving and returning to camp. The officer OF the guar
will keep written record Of all passes.
5. The officers in command shall inspect their
panes every Sunday morning O'Clock. No soldier
will be excused from Sunday inspection except the
guard the Sick and the necessary attendants in the hos
| pitai.
The medical officer having charge Of the hospital will
also thorough inspection every Sunday morning,
under the immediate supervision Of the commanding Off
8. Courtesy among military men is indispensable to
obedience duty but will be extended to all occasions
is always the duty Ct the inferior to accos TO oer
first the customary saaton and Of the superior to re-
turn such complimentary notice. When soldier with
out arms or with side arms only moets an officer he Is
to raise bis hand to the right side Of the vzo OF his
palm to the 'front.' elbow raised high tho shoulder
looking at the time in respectful and soldier
like manner at the officer, who will return the comI
being seated, and without particular occupation, will
rise on the approach Of an officer and mako the
tomary sautation II standing, he will turn towards
the ofcer Tor the same purpose the parties remain
IN the same place the ground such compi-
ments need not be repeated.
!. Hours Of service will be follows until further
Orders
l. Reveille at daybreak
2. Squad drills at six O'Clock A. N.
3. Breakfast at seven O'Clock A. NJ.
4. Guard mounting at eight O'Clock A. N.
5. Squad drills at nae O'Clock A. ".
g. Dinner at twelve O'Clock NJ
Z. Company and squad drills at five O'Clock P. N.
8. Dress parade (retreat) at sundown.
9 Tattoo at half past nine O'Clock p NJ.
10. Taps at ten O'Clock p. NJ.
At taps all lights must be extinguished and perfect
silence maintained during the night
8. Special attention 10 called to that portion
Of paragraph nine Of General Orders No. 50
requiring that "comn,andants Of regimentaI camps
mako daily reports OF their progress 70 the Adju.
tant General OF the State"
o. Regimental quartermasters also required -
mako weekly detailed statements to the Quarermaster
General OF the Of all receipts and Of clothing
camp and garrison squipage and transportation fur
10 All necessary books blanks and forms will be fur
nshed by tho uartcrmasers Department upon requisi-
tion in FORM duly certified by the commanding officer,
New York city.
Our Herkimer County Correspondence.
Russia Herkimer County, July 70, 1862.
War Medinss in Herkimer-Her Quota Nearly Fa,l-
Large Bounty-A Tour Through Rassia. Poland, Obi
and Ne,cror.-Hisoy, the Hermi,-Trout Raisino-4e.
Of Vandalism by Nelo Pork Reporter, dc.
O.d democratic, now republican, Hsrkmer, the home
Of the late Michael Hoffman, Naval officer your
por ponds noby to the call OF the President for
to put down this unhoy rebellion. Already have numer
and enthusiastic meetings been held Throughout,
the county, and her supervisors have nobly voted pay
each recruit mustered into the service fifty dollars
from the county treasury which with the advance pay
and government and State .bountes make the amount
two hundred and two dollars that each recruit viii b.
entitled to when sworn in,
The several companies fast filling up, and Is
hdenty anticipated that she will be abe to furnish her
full quota of men within ten days.
The hardy yooinen are fully awake TO the cali OF Their
country aud promptly respond by sending their sons
from Russia and Poland whom the rebels will find cau
speak in true Yankee dialect and fight with strong, oya
4 arms and true hearts for their country and flag.
II may appear somewhat strange TO your citizens "
learn that Russia aud Poland in this county;
il is She not only swallows the extensive pres (n
east) OF the Old World, but abssrbs large por
tions of the New; for find within her bordtrs ohio,
Newport and Fairfield while Turin s within bahng dis
These towns border on the West Canada creek, the
main branch Of the Mohawk and the valley, or CHATS,
it s here called, exceedingly productive Better
adapted grazing than the production Of gram the far
here principally engaged in the manufacture o.
cheese which carried TO the principal towns ON tho
Central road sc and the farmers have one parti
cuur day which they carry TO town. called "checse-
day. you will perceive tnat out here we have one mor
Gag each week than you
/ Niddevie eight miles from the railroad Ia pleasant
little village which looks as IL IL had been dropped down
here ready made, between the high, rocky hills which
border the creek at this point and the Midevlans can
boast OF cotton, -four and saw mill which give u the
appearance Of lively little village although at the pre-
sent writing the cotton mill has stopped on account OF
the high price OF that staple yet Mr.. kinyon ths enter
prsng proprietor is king advantage OF the stoppags 70
make large additions to his Duding In anticipation OF
| good time coming
Large quantities Of honey OF superior quality nd their
/ way your market from this place, one gentleman
having many three hundred hives, from which he
| realize worry handsome income
The town of Russia, ten mics north OF MddlevHle
noted for the beautiful falls at Trenton aud for its
| being tho residence OF Highly, the Hermit, !,
| whose ponds aud fish attract large numbers o
visitors from ell parts Of tho surrounding country
10 his natural aquaria rivallng Barnums in extent
simplicity aud beauty and In the number W not variety
of his spec mems He has a number Of trout thorough
y caed that they will readily come at his call
from his hand and even jump from the waite
to obtain IT, Unlike your great Snowman, he canno
boast OF havrg whale to exhibit; but he can boast
having trout weighing three and hall pounds which
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