New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
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tered into servpe . .u -. h. b.h;n5 ha. az.
tiers in the county in the ouein'ss " enns,n t
Alre dy more man Da1 VIC ''f''''' ""'''N' nov"
The week opeued more briskly in the raising OF
o,r onota for Lawrence and has progressed with
Crat,iyiug degree of success Ex-Mayor Roilios, al
tbe Civ Hall, has enrolhd some forty men, who,
with two or three exceptions bave passed u eurIi-
cal examination by Dr. Burleigh. new move
ment which promises very much for success nas
been inflated by Capt. S. ID. Stokes OF the Light
Infantry aud others by whom foe start mas oeen
secured toward new company, nearly nity recrul's
having been obtained including many OF our M At
promising young men, and the prospect 10 unusv ally
good Tor the speedy filing OF the ranks W Nv fine
company as any city OF town can boasl'
RHODE ISLAND.
TIE Providence .Journoisays
We glad to zee that at last our SUITE 10 showing
signs Of activity in furnishing troops. The oner
made by City 81 Providence TO ec nts 20 be tuu
iatis OF towns 10 scton MadeV has offered
bounty Of 25 each Of the eighteen men mo shall come
forwad to IN her quota aid c,eo add' $50 more Cum
bsr,itd cali. fo her 90 and 'enps EN- with bounty u
10 Better s, she has raised he'rIy ban OF them anu
viii soon I'VE TIE Bii.oi to- promptly moving
and offers bounty oi 100 to co n volunteer tho may go
from that town. Burrivile holds town meeting today
and smith vile on edne.dsy mex beth towpswi obabiy
otter beo nte and Sase their proportion Of the
mon v.lo are wSxei'
TIE Portland recruits went into camp on Thurs
duy afternoon. The men OF the regiment are coming
The citizens Of Yarmouth have resolved to offer Il
bounty Of 500 to each volunteer recruit 10 tue
extent Of the quota of that town.
/ The Bangor Iphig says;
The company Of volunteers for the 18th heeiment ar
rived nst evening the train r. IN Oetown, unoer apt
Morse IS strong The Lincoln conn appeaed with ~
eood and true men, with he came ten volunteers ot
soe jn who will ~ oceed Augusta to-day. We think the
18TH Regiment viii be speedily bed up We learn nom
horGrn Butler that four more atieone ON AIoo'
tos Que rou .caislu. IRON Hancock and one from
I 4 oil.l Ia
NEw-HAMPsHIRE.
Both Boards Of the Ci,y Council of Portsmouth,
n H. voted in concurrence Ia give volunteers from
that CITY 500, III addition 10 all other boantles
| VERMONT.
| Abont 600 men have been recruited toward the
10Th and 18th Regiments, now being raised under
the Lass call.
NEw-JERsEY
The work of enlis III Sussex County is still
going vigorously forward, and meetings 10 promo e
| the public interest in the work are held nightly.
TIE RegtsLer says;
| AT the meeting in Newton Monday evening last
Judg. Ryerscn the conclusion Of long and eloquent
speech that he felt be had not yet done all that hr
ought ard announced that he stood
y5y ~ eve 200 20 the hr company Of volunteers In Col
reeinent that SHOULD be oiled up Sussex County
into servc--toe money to De divided anSh
the nonconmi.oned oh eIs and pi''ate' OF me same lhe
Rev ; w Hill ard and said hs would give : 80 upon
the conditions and for the ike OBJECT oil stimulating a.
active rssy between the three COMPANIES proposed 10 De
raised in Sussex County"
A very sy,rited and gratifying Union meeting was
held in Milestone Friday evening. The CITIZENS
and Ieighboring farmers crowded the Town Hall to
liza utmost capacity, and manifested great eDthueasn
IN the good cause. Capt. j. V. Brewer presided,
and J. V. ID. Hoagland was appointed Secretary.
The end wall o. The lecture was entirely COW
cred with an Immense National flag, and another
was wreathed in festoons around the reading de-k.
Speeches were made by A. q. Keasbey, esq, Of this
city, and c. IL Winfield, esq, OF Jersey City. Al
ter the speaking wac over, d plan Was adopted Tor
receiving s for bounies TO be pnid TO
crmis in MilstoIe, and over SOU was Iais.d The
meeting did not Gisperse until near midnight ard
Old mill-tone may lie counted fairly enlisted in
the good work. .
4 large and enthusiastic war meeting was held al
Railway on Friday evening. Spirited addresses
were made by prominent gentlemen, and resolutions
were adopted, asking the Common Council to oher a
| bounty for EACH recI ait under the late call
| The Marx Adgerttser says:
Ts people Of THE State becoming thoroughly reused
subject Of the way and spontaneous gatherings are he
patriotic addresses are delivered money e~y suh
,crited and volunteer enis,mens made with unosgs
.pr For time there approved be apathy tn
subject this not caused by "dn-Ience or went
NJ Of the .xeeuci-s the time BY
whom The people scca.tomedo LOOK In their va
mon. D.shbchood. for the fret movement Ia Whatever con
Germ the public wehsro"
very large and earne,t war meeting was held
on Saturday light atWoodbury, n. j. Addresses
were made by che Rev. DR.. Snyder, james NJ. SEQ
vel. ESQ.,, Capt John Roberts and Samu-! j. Bay.
ard. etq. A resolution instrrcting the Board OF
Freeholders 10 give bounty OF $50 10 each recruit
passed unanimously Many men were enllfted on
the spot.
| PENNSYLVANIA.
The following addition to the liz. Of contributions
by Philadelphia gentlemen published III THE TRIB-
USE day or TWO ago, looks like "the spirit Of the
age:"