New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20
THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
NEW-lORk.

NETWORK.
The Rev. II. p. Crozier writes us that the Torn
Of Huntington, l.. L on SATURDAY, the 10th inst.
voted In appropriation OF $4,000 for promoting en-
hstmenis, securing the comfort OF the families
volunteers and to aid in the vigorous prosecution OF
the war. The unanimity of the vote was uDparal-
led. Sixty-hye wealthy citizens pledged 500
ch as q guarantee 20 the Trustees of tue town that
~ approximation OF go 900 should be legalized;
500 bounty is offered 10 each volunteer: 81 per
month 10 bis wife during his Absence, and II ~ per
month 10 each child between the ages Of two and
ten years. Well done for Huntington.
Samuel Van Wyck. esq, OF West Neck has also
offered 81 900 cash bounty TO the first 100 recruits
and the Rev. Mr.. Crozier 800 TO al acceptable
volunteer Tor his representative IN the war, who
will aim low, and snoot steady"
The butchers and Columbia Regiment, Col. ID. ).
Cowles, have nearly 800 meu in camp aud will be
ready TO march IN lew days. Dutchess County
has nearly il not quite filled her Gr-t quota some
OF the towns are ut work Oh the second call.
Poughkcepsie " making efforts TO raise another
regiment.
Capt. Bostwick has $40 men in his company.
They are from Armenia, Dover Psuling, Stan ord,
North East, aud Washington. These towns have
given bounty Of 600 TO each volunteer, in addl-
lion TO the Government and State bounty.
Well done, Dutchsssl she Ia worthy to be the
mother Of such patriot us Lieut.. Worden.
JntsTows. Aus. 49, 1861.
The Counties Of Chautauqua and Cattaraugus,
comprising the XNXIId Senatorial District, have already
r.,srd their i complement Il ios regiment and
have largo surplus on hand
The nent 1. IN Camp James NJ Brown" located
beautiful po; Of ground overlooking this village, aud
named after the hmsned Colonel Of the iooth Regiment Of
New orb Volunteers, who Assd While bTay-ly leading
HE regiment in the battle Of seven fincs Col Browu
cident II this VII and the name OF the camp but
Lug compliment to the memory OF one Of the uost gallant
sd accomplished occs tina, ooI state hes given 70 ~ wa
From present iadcft1ns this Senatorial District vi raise
hs Hll quota Of without DRAFT la addition % the rcg
men, already In camp the sickle, Brigade aud The 9th Nov
iofk Cavalry Regiment being largely recruited from this
ana the adolnng towns and company Of sharp ,ho0tcr
OF which sight ior funeral IL now nearly
COZ. p!elc.
IL addion thereto the Hon Henry Pendergast formerly
ruprcscnAyc OF this Assembly District. has just received
raise another fegnont By v0ut t--Bg In lieu
Of the cntempard draft aud tho prospect very hsorns
that Chssu and taa Counties will respond To the
Pe.idcnt. call oi their frue will aud accord and
with cheerful aacTy indicative IT the strong desiTe hch
possesses them TO this aiIocious rebellion speedily and
eh-ctually put down
On fnday last tn. War Committee made up twenty Of
the y, citizens OF this Senatorial District among
when the lion X r.. Fenton has been indefat gable
met hi- place. and agreed upon the following named per
officer the regiment which has been dssignated tho
ll?h N. Y. NoiuutooIsi
After lengthy consultation Capt j. c. DRAKE ofWeshed
Colonel Capt Julius Matby Of Ashford, lru-
Colonel aud Lieut. JaDes " Johnson OF RsDdo was cho'cn
MAJOR TAese officers not Of tho ornamental and rose
pattern but have ell been under tire. aud are now Ia
sctiyo Col Drake Captain OF Co T., tNh
n Volunteers. 10 Baptist clergyman by profession but
hen the President issued his hrt call for 7oV men nc
raised company " volunteers In WesIhcid was appointed
has since been doing duty IN tue enteo
held lie iu the battle OF Lees Mills and nAa"ist III
the DAY. terrible conflict on tho NbcAahoiihJ oue
his advent military life be has made The .cicnee oi war
and he takes rank among the DTavcst AMI most
competent volu tepr ohice<s 10 the hsd Tie n upsne
and prrsevens and one Of the beet discipline
rians u the army Above s bi' 'I moral eS".'s' 'Da