The New York herald., 1862-07-19
THE ENLISTMENT MOVEMENT.
49,, Irish Rricarc.

orders
HKaDQvAErERs SECOND Army CGx,s July l6, 1889
GRShRAI--ihe Genera commiuiiIs the rorps directs
ahat you proceed without delay to the CITY OF New YORK
1And there hss recruit tne neces
your command Yos Ni con.ei with hs Executive OF
tths state and, practicable forward ~ addition 10
shis army, ono or more new regiments 20 MI up your
Sergads You Will forward these recruits ~ tast ~
dstachment of Que hundred siormad
This important beng completed you viii with.
'sut delay JOIN ropcr brigade am General, mnst
respectfully, LAW ENtk hIt,A DC. a A. A.G
These orders were issued by General summer TO Gons
,rai Meashsr uuder orders Mce han
General Msagher had but hour notice proceed
his journey. He the very bosI health and spirits
and ready with all heart for week or battles
He accompanied by OF his Ats Ieutsuans Temple
Emmet, Of the Eighty eighth who has SO brilliantly
distinguished himself IN ali the engagements
before Richmond. General Meagnsr lef, hs br gads in
excellent condition, though greatly reduced numbers
and patiently enduring the Of the present
sucampment Of the Army OF the Potomac. The General
returns TO his command within ten days In the mean.
sims Colonel Robert Nugen Of The sixty volun
sssrs acts Brigadisr Gonera Of cur gallant Irish
Brigade.
Meeting I'm the Fifth Senatorial District.
According :" the call OF Governor Morgan, the Con-
mtse Of the Fifth Senatorial district 70 aid in the or
ganizition OF regiment VI volunteers met on the
14th inst At Kellilgers Hall, in Fourth avenue Hon.
Charles G. Cornell elected Chairman and Hon. Wm
H. Van Cott, Secretary
Hon. Charles G. Cornell. taking the chair thanked
the members Of the Committee for the honor conferred
upon him, and stated tbs committee the object Of
this meeting vel known to them and that proper
stops should at be taken she immediate organt
cation Of a new regimen. In this district.
1t was also stated by member Of the committee that
as could not see the prop,sy Of forming new rsgi
ment whilst there we're so many skeleton regiments In
the hoi uness Il was hs ob,oct TO create officers
Alter deiiberati N for imo the subject. /:
finally concluded ry the request OF the Exocu
Give, and thar at tho next meeting namos OF gentlemen
or strict ary educa should bo submitted to the
committee for recommend ton 20 tbs Governor.
On motion, It was oso'ved 10 invite tho iafucnta al
citizens Of the Tenth, esenth, Ihiroeath and
aeenth wards, Comprising this strict meeting 10
insd on Friday ternoon, me 18Th inst, NJ the cut
room OF the Fourth jucica srit East ,uson street
70 cooperate with the Senatorial Committees after which
the committee adjourned.
At the appointed timo yesterday afternoon the couA
sorial Comniitte and tue ciizeTs OF tho district
th court oon IN East Houston street, Senator Cornell
in the chair.
On motion, = committes II Eve frcm each ward was
appointed 10 act each ward help eniistments and
receive finances and Cooperate with the original COM
lnittse after which the meeting adjourned, subject TO
the call Oi the chair.
immediately thereafter tho Senatorial Committee met,
and Mr. Philip r. smith of tho ruat ward Mr.. Thomas
Brown and Alderman Peter Mitchell, Of the Thirtecnt
ward, wero added lhoreto.
Ghe following gsnt-mon were proposed candidates
Sof ihe t0onsicy -sc,,alor Charles G. Cornell Colonel
Louis Pessaer, ta,,ain Henry r. toote, Captain John
fL2or John H. D0nnc.y ChafseS j. Ecago Captain VIM.
II. Riblst and Captain John Loeb nan.
The committee adjourned TO meet at the same place,
on Monday next, at O'Clock r. NJ.
11coting Of the RecruitinS Officers at the
Astor House.
We call the attention all recruiting Gfncers In ths
,aty to meeting which viii be nsd at the Astor House
this afternoon, At four O'Clock rocn Il 70 take sa
eurss 70 facilitate recruiting IN this city.
Interesting Correspondence Between the
Governors OF states and Colonel Bliss.
The following from tho Governors OF the df.
serens States Colonel W Bliss OF the Bliss cavalry,
an officer who has had dsrable experience The
cruiting SERVICE AID who applied to ihcm for authority
recruit for HIS regiment, interesting show
ing the energy with which enlls being carried
ON all ovor tho country
TRENTON, ~ j., July 3, 1862.
Colonel VIZ $. BrIss:-
sra-rhc recent call of tho President Of the United
States for additional r mikes necessary for
decline horze the listing IL this State for
any other than our own regiments. Your cbsdient
want, CHARLES s. 0I.DkN.
NRw HAVEN, cosH., July 3, 1892
siR--Your iavor OF LIST instant recoved. In rapfy TO
your inquiries wou.d say that have made other ar.
rangements for Connecticut roops Res! ectiuy, yours
W, A. BUCKINGHAM.
RKArrlEpoRo, VI. July 8, 1892.
5Drxrsrr>I am drec.ed BY Governor Hoibrook
5now ode the receipt Of your ttsf o tho "a Instant and
50 say unter The alA ,H Vermont VIII Gang all .r mca
suitable 50 10 fill her gimcnts nov In s,~.
he,d, and FOR regiments noay bsng organized bl
this view he feels ellcd to decline your request
am with high regard, your obe,ynt servant,
4 SANIa WILLIAMS, SECRETARY Of c. and H. Affairs.
- HAEessrro. Pa 7, July 8, 1862.
ootosEI Your OF tho 81 instant addressed 10 his
Excesncy has been received. ain Instructed IN reply
60 nfUgm you hat u Will be necessary to have all
She vogntcc that bs raised In this Stale 20
MI regiments now In the service which have
suffered severely. nd T. organize forty rosi
shat tho SONS OF Psnnsyy snail sner tho field under
the banner Of Their naiivs state am co,9Ils very
Adjutsn. General, Pennsylvania.
AuGusTA Me-, July 8, 1852
Colonel wA s. BLiss:-
DgAe SIlYour letter OF the lsl Instant Is received
property comply with sonr request - what men
NAV 30 raised In this needed our own ysxi-
j. wAsHBURS, JR.
PRoSipxScs, II. l., July 8, 1862.
Colonel Wv. g. B;iss:-
tn reply your conaGIa ion Of shc 3D. thai he regrets
chat cooperate with in the raising Of your
ouse 20 m u our rcgirsts win prevent hnn from
permitting recruiting " bv done for any regiment IN any
other state He has be Obliged u make that rule buth
from ths OF the and the embarrassment
creates. ] AM. sir very respectfully. yours,
4wARD q. M)aAN. A'Jutsnt General.
CoScosa. y. H., July 10, 1852
DEAR s1s--in reply yours OF the lst inst, am
am authorized by Ferry say that hs dacliuss
Tasug recruits or allowing tho to DO I0io, for any
military organization od:sids our own state. Yonrsi
ANTHONY COLBY. AaJutant Gsnsral
wAHlSsros, July 4, 1862.
,colsns; WA 3. HI:ss:--
Drsx sie-Yauia of June 30 somehow desyed In
dts receipt I'LL to-day send i nj once te Vie Secretary
OF War Ro>psctully, PhESroN klNH
PSI send ~ yo;ir comm nanica,ion. though have
Understood that IL Ii the ntstoa of Tho gov srunent
hero 20 obtain their vouusc1s through tho state
authority.
Additional Hounties.
The following are the additional bount.ss and pay Of
cereA BY New Jersey, Massachusetts, CoGnecticut and
New York -
xYw JrxsxY
asnsrs 90 per month additions pay 10 the soldier.
sAcnvsrrs
Boston gives 800 bounty, w~steli $780, Now Bedford
800 Cambridge SIS koxbIfy kij Jr0kiino SIS, sUmor
vile SIS, Maiden S75, West Carr briJgs$75
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