New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-20

hishtoned patriotism win m'ks camp nss IN the i'm :.
The other officers Of the Rsmen, hav. likewise earned snv
regulations at the mouth and bns n ~
with praecai fno~esr
Add 70 these say' b hs et as. the r.h and ss
material that viii never turn Its back opou the foe.
part Of the STATE that the crush ibis a ~
strike the enemy where will hut the II the blow
should deprive the Southern Copf-dry the chief or
upon which lite reasonable and gigantic copsprscx
rest. In certain sense, the people Der q. si XSo.
oniss that TO- they In favor Of sboshig JED Dsvis
ped. the prog Union army they favor Of r.
vesns his 'iaius the Govsfnmsnt Rich
mond and occasional Union a. IL go" half and half g.
cssons home should regard such al oct - highly i'm
proper, and clearly unconstitutional ID. w.
CONNECTICUT.
Brig. Gen. Tyler is assisting to dispatch the Coo
necticut regiments to the ,eat Of war. The 18th
Regiment, st Hartford, the 18th, ut New. Haven,
and the 18th, at Norwich, are all ordered OFT this
week. -
The Rev. Hiram Eddy Of Winstead Conn.,, who
has lust been released after years captivity IN the
South was received aih public demonstrations o.
r-joicing on bis arrival home. In his speech hs
said, II am for the Union ten thousand times mos
than ever before. Ny hairs have whiteDed during
the year of captivity. but for every white hair :
nave scored black mark against this Rebellion"
MASSACHUSETTS.
Fall River bae completed its quota OF volunteers
for both ca ls. -,
The Town of Somerset has literally voted -
bounty of $500 for the months volunteers.
MAINE.
The new Recommendation, 18th, 18th, and 10Th
are now full and orders have been issaed icr their
departure as follows:
ME lh Col aI0 c a. Dis cb.vi Is's leave
bangor Monday, Aug Is; the 18th, Col f. W sewa, WIZ
leave Bath Wednesday, Aug. %
Tbeir immediate devtina,lon will probably be An
napolis Nd, where they will 90 into the camp OF
instruction Of Gen. Wool for military driii una dis
cipne. Each regiment IL 10 be thoroughly equip
red. armed, and clothed previous 10 leaving h' 5
State and the men will al'o receive the Govern
INT and town bounr-s and advance pay, amount
ing in most cases. TO $la5, which will enable tneua
TO leave their families comfortably PROVIDED i"r.
NEw-H,MPsHiRE.
Mr.. X. NJ. Bailey, Treasurer OF TIE Beisnap Mills,
Of Laconia authorizes the agent, y. L. Warner, 10
psy a bounty Of So 10 every man employed IN inc
mills who shall enlist, aud assures them mat tnes
shall have situations on the return
Mr.. David Hutchinson Of Newport has Tour sors
in the OH Regiment. Three OF them were ~ SET
vice for three months, and have now re-ehls'eo,
taking brother along With them
Mr. Reuben Stevens Of Franklin sent two ooysto
the war eight months ago, and on ednesohy isss
another son followed them. All are now In ine Sn
Regiment. ..oo,
for volunteers for three years, and $ioo ior hns
months nIeu. Many ~ the New-hahip sihro eonns
nave voted $500 and more. Tue State also olefs u
hoontv- and the nation which are TO be added.
these oou ties are equivalent " giving every youa'
reer in New Hampshire lafm aud II they go Or
long a, tina, rate farms will ~ depreciae maj $o:o
which three years volunteer could now receive ~
advance in stratham, Will purchase very goo0
farm.
OHIO.
Mr.. i. J. Bogart, Of leAas, Henry County, OHIO,
has four sous IN the army; TWO III the Ifh one ID
the 6s;h und one in tue sitn Regiment-and has now
enlisted IN the lUrh. We are told that when ne
announced to his family that be had enlisted, his
In.blul wife SAID: samuel, all sorry " have you
70, bat if you think il Is your duy, 60 hs
daughter about II years old, was noticed weeping,
and Oh beng told not to cry, re,e that she id n9,
go bs,aus. be VA, going, but because she could
not go with him.
| KENTUCKY.
Tle29th Kentucky Re..lmons, Col Woodruff hss
gone INTO camp.