New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-23


Pursuant join; resolution OF Congress to encourage
sustmct in the Regular Army ard volunteer forces
Il is orcc1ed that premium of 81 ball DC paid for each
accepted recruit that three yssr during the
war an every soldier who hereafter ens's either in the
regular army Tie volunteers FOX thee years during the
war may receive rs first months ray in sdvsucs upon the
1u.lcng his company into service OF the United States
or hs shah have been rutsod into sad joined reg
rent already in TIE service.
This order viii he tsrsuitcd Governors o. States and
recruiting officers EDWIN Il STANTON
Secretary Of Wa.
MASSACHUSETTS AND TIE WAR.
Those who say that Massachusetts, is to-day ora
whit more backward in raising troops for the war
than her sis,cr Commonwealth do The good old Bay
State grievOus injustice. We have authority iuFI
saying that the returns show her 70 be among Tie
most promp, IN responding go he cal Of the Cav
ernmen Pennsylvania and New-Jersey sro among
the most backward. The VI cat as q whole, iils up
her regiments more rapidly than the Fast, but III 40
part Of the country enlis;ments going on "a asr
ss is desirable.
TENDERNESS FOR REBELS.
Sixty scycny soldiers are in prison al Fredeucho-
burg To- various ofonses against Rehee persons ar
property. tine j. incarcerGied for robbing Rebel,
hen.foos Another for taking dry fuel from 4
Rebers vood.pile, instead of going, after a lang
march miles 10 cut green sii,ia. Another Tor )sng
pationce with fo1lmou,hed wives and daughters q
Rebels AID answering them L kind. The only per
sons Tins lar punished at or Fredericksburg BY
the General Commanding tire Department IF the
Rappahanrock are bis own soldiers. The only per-
sons protected in life liberty property arr Rebels.
Union suffer nightly, but no attempt 10 make re-
pIisals il made.
GEN. CURTIS RELIEVED.
Col c. c. Washbune in command Of four reei-
Inenis OF cavalry left Springfield, H., week age,
20 reliey, Gen. Curtis in AikaDsas
JEFF. DAyIs's PLANTATION.
an officer Of the Lower Mississippi Fo,ills writes
from before V;cbsburg tia, on Dir voyage mp stream
he passed Jca. Davss plantation, which was under
water. ON iidse Of high ground that rose on, Of
tie fooi number Of JET. negroes stood bundle
in hand. and by sigus and shouts manifested their
desre % he taken on board u" national ships.
THE SUPERVISION OIL PRISONERS OF war.
The following General Order has been published:
WA DlfAA4Afsr. AH.Cl ,S.-tiEskRAi,- O.illsit
MA-a4SafcN, 4Aae l., itb'-
GrsERL OEDrRs NJ. e7fhe supervision o. prisoners oi
~ sent o. generals commanding IN the teld 20 poets or amps
,spsred er their reception s placed enieiy Col
ogn.n Third Infantry, Coums-sTy General Of Pr'orcr.,
who j. sui, Only the orders tire Wax Department
AZ rater- "a lea.on 70 Prisoner vii pass thEolg lr hS
w e.tsb-h cgalstons fo isDs clothing 20 pr'oaef' ard
AL aire,l -he III which a UDos arising from ihe
saving Of is7u, prison hosPA otherwise, sls re -'
counted Gussec ~ Ao seSuiaT d'bursins ottrs o.
ii Dopart.4.a IN pgoNd.ne Hudrr existing rerrsionr
suet article &c LAY he sosoll- -sssry 'o the welfare q
pi,ore... Hs viii selsc. posons oT cemps or Prison
ers c. poa p1 nd vi plans and es,im''s' ;o-
1-oessaiy b. prepared I'D Submitted 10 sAe Omar
..ra. upon those apsoys they win be erected
o. ths of~- O. The Qls-ie aas.fs Department lie viii
Re pT &C o. q
month.
Lovsl zers VINO may te oand tie pfs9n@r' Of
WY confined or -s.e ious through mistake may
lsv th le befor. the Col1.ssay General Of pI'ln.ts
via VIII /. lbi u .l,ui 10 .ae 40 fsu.-Geaersl
The Co .sry.GoneFal f. suh '1ed to gta; TsFoe' .
,,sner. on the recou1aendaior tao nedics, Oh
tsading tie E.i.on in q extreme lines bot "den 10
other circumstance
p; order d. the Secretary 0. Wa
L. THOMAS, lajutsutGsr..s.
mi DEFEAT OF TIE NEW ILLINOIS CoNsTi-
TUITION.
Western Republicans here are jCbi.ant oyes The
ue1s tia; the new Constitution Of Illinois, formed
hya Pro-Sl4vegy Conv ent!on for The purpose Of se
curing tie as,endency Of their party in the State
has been defeated by csioriyoi 10000, which Will
b. sweied 20 - goo ifthe solders vote ID permitted
70 be taken. Tie choice OF q Republican Senator
70 Succeed Nh Browning, and Of nine out Of four
teen REPRESENTATIVES this Fall, ], now REGARDED as
esr.aip. The anti bank clause which war submitted
,epaIately seems 10 be adopted by decisive ma
icrity. II prohibits all bank charters, and provides
ir the gradual exclusion from the state Of al paper
currency except U. 5. Treaslry notes
NOMINATION OF GENERALS.
The President has nominated 2JJ Generals, Of
whom IL are Major-Generals Eighteen MAJOR
Generals have been coniirmel-one, Gen. Shields
has been reported from the Military Committee, and
IL on tue calendar One hundred and seventy -'oIr
Brigadier-G enoIals have been confirmed, ~ have
been reported, four adversely, ard are on The csleS
dar; l. are It'll before the ConIoit,ee. Il
TIE PUNISHMENT or FRAUDULENT CONTRACTS.
The following General Order relates to the law
which Senator Hale is seeking 10 repeal, and which
will probably be modified, at least
"AR DETAHTxEST, ADJuThNT-CESERALs OrNcS
WtsmEcTOS. June 10, 1862.
ORDHKs No. 9Th. following 10 pubhsbed for
che information and guidance O. a. concerned in connection
Wh tie oct Of June 1862. proaass;sd.n General Orders
&c.
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
"asHiSGToy CIgy, d. g., juno lG 1867 }
The Secretary Of "sr is c. opinion thu; the "a. to pre-
vent and punish fraud on the IA Of ofcersn trusted with
making We part Of the GoyernnepD approved
June Q ia1 sp;s only 70 sue eogscs a. under the law
and reen,i IN q; Tie IL ps.sase were
.uired % %. ia writing The OF the A. In any other
sen,e IL utterly imprseticsbs aud attempt otherwis.
enforce i would eyeIywAeI. instantly the operation
Of all orr forcSs thereon rie-ed that al contracts
which o. Ire gfeser. regulations pfe,cIbed made
In writing .ha hereafter be NAE qginupica,e Of which