The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-02
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Important Correspondence Between
the Governors Of Loyal States
and the President.
Preparations for Military Occupancy Of
lnSurrectionary Districts.
A Call for Three Hundred Thou
sand Additional Troops
to Be Issued.
THE TARIFF BILL PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
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Probable Defeat Of the Proposed
Enlargement Of the Illinois and
New York Canal Locks.
Action Of the Senate on the Army Ap-
preparation Bill,
&C.. &c.. DO.
THE TARIFF BILL PASSED BY THE HOUSE.

preparation Bill,
&c.. Gc.. 10.
WARRINGTON, July ], 1862.
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN THE COVER
NoRs or TIE LOYAL STATES AND THE PRESIDENT
A CALL FOR THREE HUNDR ED THOUSAND ADDITION
AL TROOPS TO BE ISSUED.
The following correspondence between the President
and the Governors Of the several States will explain It.
self -
To THE PRESIDENT
The undersigned, Governors OF States OF the Union
impressed with the belief that the citizens OF lie States
which they respectively represent of in
the hearty desire that the recent successes OF the
federal may be followed up by mel
sures which must ensure the speedy restoration
Of the Union, and believing that In Wow of the impor
tant military movements in progress and the
reduced condition Of effective forces in the
field, resulting from the usual and unavoidable
casualties Of the service, that the time has arrived
for prompt and vigorous measures to be adopted
by the people support of tho great interests com
mittsd 70 your charge. respectfully request, II
IL meets with your entire approval, that you once
cali upon the several States for such numbers Of
may bs required to all up all military organizations
In the aed and add to the army heretofore organized
such additional number Of may, in your judg-
ment be necessary TO garrison and bo all of the
rous cities and military positions that have captured
BY our armies speedily crush tho rebellion that
still exists Of the Southern states thus pract
cay restoring 70 the civilized world great good
government All believe that the decisive moment /.
near at hand and that end tho people Of the United
States are desrous TO aid promptly furnishing all re-
nforcsments that you may deem nesdu sustain our
government.
rcnA w II of psf~~
N. s. BERRY, Governor Of Now Hampshire.
FREDERICK HoLBROOK, Governor Of Vermont
WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM, Governor OF Connecticut
L. u. MORGAN, Governor Of New York.
CIAs. 8. OLDEN, Governor Of New Jersey.
A. G. CURTIN, Governor Of Pennsylvania.
A. W. BRADFORD, Governor Of Maryland.
+. W. PTERPONT, Governor Of Virginia.
AUSTIN BLAIR, Governor Of Michigan.
J. b. TEMPLE, President Military Board or Kentucky
ANDREW JOHNSON Governor Of Tennessee.
H.R. GAMBLE, Governor Of Missouri.
o. p. NORTON, Governor Of Indiana
DAVID TOD, Governor of Ohio.
ALEXANDER RAMSEY, Governor or Minnesota
RICHARD YATES, Governor OF Illinois.
EDWARD SOLOMON, Governor Of wisconsin
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, J July !, 1892
GEy1lExEs-Fully concurring in the wisdom Of the
in the Communication of the 2sh day Q: June IAars de-
cided 10 call into srce additional yorce of tire hun
dred thousand men.
Isuggest and recommend that the troops should be
chiefly of infantry The quota OF Your would be
trust that they may be enrolled without delay,
10 as 70 bring this unnecessary and injurious civil war 10
a speedy and satisfactory corclusion.
An order fixing the quotas Of The respective States win
bo issued by the War Department tomorrow.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
tue xxBARGo UPON WAR NEWS.
The embargo upon the transmission Of military news
stnl prevails. Its removal is hourly expected
RETURN OF GEN. KING TO TEEDERICKsBURG.
General King has returned TO fredericksburg rsceiv.
ing mos, dsmonstra,vc welcome from his command.
His transfer anohar field much regretted By the
DIVISION and the surprise occasioned by the despatch
announcing his Intended return has been only equaled
by the qualification manifested by every one in the com.
mand This sentiment is confined tho troops every
citizen Of Fredericksburg whether loyal secession OK
pressing qualification At the return OF tho Gsnsrs to his
old division.
THE SIEGE OF vICKsBuRC.
The tsnacity with witch tho rebels hold vicksburr.
and the increased ., licences that they arc making IL
sort Of Gibraltar warrants tho beor that there Is an
outside inspiration 70 their efforts that head The
fleets Of European Powers would make te headway
In the lower Mississippi if tho great free and
clear for gunboats and descend it's mighty
current, Once clear OF obsructons. and what Mr.. Cal
houn called ga great inland sea forever in the power
of the Northwest
APPOINTMENTS ooSPIRyEp BY rng SENATE.
The senate to-day confirmed the appointment OF Bri.
rads Surgeon Thomas u Pesley Of Name to be Medical
inspector General with the RAM OF Colonel and the fol
lowing named assistant surgeons 10 be surgeons
In regular promotion jonathan Iettsrman, Penn.
sylyania; Robert o. Abbott, Pennsylvania; Thomas
NJ Getty, Virginia; David l.. Masrudsr, virginia;
VIM j. II. White, District OF Columbia; John j.
Mlhaa New York; Horace r. wirtz, Pennsylvania;
Charles Page Virginia. Charles Sutherland, Psnnsylva
MIA Rss Norris Maryland. The Senate also confirmed
Asaph pemis Of Buffalo, to be Supervising Inspector
Of Steamboats,.
NAVAL ORDERS AND APPOINTMENTS
The appoin tments and orders issued to
day from the Navy Departmsnt:-Assis.ant Paymaster
Francis Upton ordered v take passage In the connsc
ticut 10 Join the wssshckon A. shiek Of Harrisburg
Pa appointed Acting Assistant Surgeon, ordered the
United states steamer Magnolia Thomas McIisnry, Of
Philadelphia, appointed Acting Assistant Surgeon or
dered to passage in the Connecticut 70 Join the
United states steamer State Of Georgia. George T. Webb
OF Brooklyn NJ Y, appointed Acting Volunteer Iieu,s
nant ordered take passage In the Connecticut 10 re-
Doll to Nhoo' 'Ni SNihh1ho VI tnc bark
Amanda; Groervllo Weeks, OF New York, s.pon,ed
Acting Assistant Surgeon, and ordered 10 .he United
states steamer valley City.
DEFEAT or IRE SHIP CANAL. su.,..
The ship Canal bin was defeated to-day in the House
The interests affected by IL unfavoaoly were combined
against H. Pennsylvania and Quo, aud the representa-.
tives Of the great lines Of railroads. offered united
front in opposition. There may % occasion ere long
regret all opposition TO measure d much vital i'm.
por tauco to the co,stry in case Of foreign war.
THE NAVY srArtONeRY CONTRACT.