New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-23


on Monday, and voted TO give go extra bounty ID
ievery recruit enhsting 10 Hartford company, NOT
otherwise receiving $40 extra bounty from private
hands. Each case Of volunteer having family
or relatives dependent upon him will be considered
lby the Committee, and an amount Of money appro-
priated end paid monthly aecordingto the circum.
stances and needs Of such family or relstives-a
competent person being employed especially for this
service.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pennsylvania, IS: In the name and by the suther.
y of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania Ardew G. Cur.
tin, Governor of the said Commonwealth
:, PROCLAMATION.
To ,n,tsn the Government. in times Of common re y ali
Lila energies his means and his life If need be- Is the jos. duty
every oys citizen The President of the United States has
made reauston on Penu sylvans or twentyone reg
regiments already In the field must be recruited
Enents will be made for nine months in tie new fey
ments and for twelve months in the DID, Tho eIsenceH
the present emergency well understood no psfnot VIII
pause investigate its We must LOOK to the 10
ure. Everything that dear to 10 at stake Under these
circuustances appeal with confidence to the feemen n
Pennsylvania You have to your homes and your he
sides your liberties and those of the whole eocntTy
call on the inhabitants of the counties cities borosgs and
townships throughout borders to Leet and take active
measures for the immediate furnishing Of the quota Of the
State
Let those who canno. 60 themselves contribute TO provide
equal least TO those offered by the adjoining
States The Constitution prohibits me from drawing money
from the Treasury without authority oil law ana VIII noe
cas-. doubt on the patriotism Of citizens by Assuming
the esy of calling the Legislature at this time This
no time to wait legislative action aud the negotiation Of
| loans. Delay might be fatal.
To Pit down this Rebellion the business Of VERY man In
and her citizens will show this occasion tnst
they do wait for the slow process Of legislation and do
desire throw the Treasury of the Commonwealth
4 adj
Tie conduct Of already in the field has shed i'm
mortal nster Pennsylvania Let their brethren Fly 10
arms support them, and make the victory speedy well
cer,sin.
designate below the number Of companies which are e.
pected the counties 10 the State trusting tho
support Of her this crisis may be safely trusted,
to the loyalty fidelity and vaor of her ssmen. While the
quota OF the several counties ia fixed eqatsby so a. to Ill
the requison for tweaty-one resments let rot the loyal
people Of any county e, their sxerions to the ennens
Of the companies named Our heroic OF Pennsylvania
have osened every battle field with their blood Thou
sands have brsvey died defending the unity Of the Rernbc
tie ssncy of flag end other thousands have atn
sick and wounded and their places must be filed
Fre.men OF Pennsylvania Friends Of the Government Of
order and Of our common nationality One earnest struggle
and pe,ce will again dawn upon US Is ahsppy, rTs psre
and united people.
Given under my hand and the great seal Of the State 1t
Hamburg this 2st dey OF July in the Of Lord
thor and eight hundred ard sxywo, aud oil the Conon'
weath the eli hty- seventh
BY the Governor. A. q. CURTIN.
Eli sLiFKR, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
The Commissioners in Lancaster, Pa, have mani.
monty agreed 10 pay bounty 10 new recruits. Ire
amount will be liked 10 day, after the Commission-
ers shall have had conference with the Governor.
WISCONSIN.
The Hon. VIM. l.. Utley Of Racine late Adjutant-
General OF the State and State Senator is selected
by the Governor 10 command the new regiment to
be raised in the Counties OF Racine, Kelosha, Wsl-
worth, Waukesha, Rock, and Greene.
ILLINOIS.
The Governor OF Illinois writes to the President
that he has one hundred full companies ready for
service under the recent call Tor additional troops.
The quota of Illinois under this call Is nine regi-
ments. The Governor wants 10 know II RE GoV.
erpment will not accept the additional regiment.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis is taking the lead among western
cities in patriotic and energetic action. Large pub.
lie meetings have been held, and liberal subscrp-
tons have been made to encourage enlis'men.s, aud
support the families of volunteers. Many OF the
first men in the State Of Indiana have accepted COM
missions, end have gone into the recruiting bn-
sinpss