, 1862-07-10
THE CALL FOR MORE
TROOPS.
NEW HAMPSHIRE WELL
AT WORK.


New Yon6 Jun. It 8 meeting of the
directors Of the Amtl.. 7Sprtss company,
held in New York, 5ulj 1852, il was
unanimously resolyea that heir pres
ent employees who nj -, st under
the recent cs1l for troops snaK 7ll.,ue to re-
ctjye oue-bolt cf their pa" the term Of
service in the war = Situations re-
ST, led to them - -lnrn. Two thousand
utD ere Ii /. -.ar employ OF this com pa
ny, at an aye ~ss salary OF over $500 per an
Inn.
CONCORD n. Il, July 9-Resolutioas have
pebsed the Legislature, unanimously pledging
il: Granite Site to furnish her full quota Of
sct6ers uE6er the late call of the President.
Meetings sTe being held to encourage vol
untcer;rg IN 81! pats Of the State.
Buffalo, July n,-"n= Common Council
o1. MuEtiay vo.. 10 fu7,i ish the finds rrces-
Say to lut ..sw regiment IN the field. The
1..:.. or Recommended he SIm of so 900 Tor
+; this rtrp Ee. -1a6 tar C',na:n responded
{; p:cu ptis, ant ii 4 MANNER which will meet the
i eA'4eIc,.
/ Co1uMEr=, July 9.-Cfas. Anderson, late
=; Of Texas, las bgsn apnuintrd cu'euel Of the
! ~ L r. sllur!t He has; just resurEed fr IN
! England. While Inert he cadelvorsd to lee
ture upon the II be.lon, but TIE Jfc,ing attts Sc
i'tftns t,yai,s@ The N>':he77s States M1t h. OBJ
/ lu;,ta 10 h ariTy
Cleveland bus offered camp ground free Of
! expense 70 The government.
Tit s:,d resi1nent w;ll rendezvous At Ports
| 1ntuth. The ct1icsrs are Col. Miles 4. Hutch
ius Of Portsmouth; Lieutenant Colonel and
Mater, Fo,31 CT II. ktish and JAS. II Lug
los oi Jaehson. Tie necessary 1tcruiti e off
ctts .rc also appointed.
TIE adjufant central has issued an orda
dii!arg Int stult tito eleven districts, wit?
h aGluer1ers 1t each Ct the new camps, :tnt
Camps DtEIisan aIG Chase. IrOups Iisct
!? i'll rtpcrt at ea5Ynarte-s Of elca district
T!;is o1Gtr ;,tf,rets only tnc rew reEI mems.
Al examination for addi;ic1al surgeons vii
! faE" Jisc.. n:rt Au. ust 9TH.
! a. G. Wi!lm1Ls, psy agtbt, arrived fr0-
Hpnt=yilie. Ala, with sl4Ueoo from soldier:
including s31, Go from III: lS.h Onio-
DEBATES IL CONGRESS ON MONDAY.
Ar D1yES IF N. 7. said IT, had ventures
tc =ugges!, last Saturday, tsat be l,ad il hi
deck ivr L long tine, a:.d ::a5 dcsirous Of ii
tEocueiIg, q biil sur tle en,.i*'s.uen. @: ~
rroes il the Southern Status In deft5ne
the government Such measure was, pc
| I,aps, calculated to ALLEVIATE hin from Bord'
! State men; still he thought the negroes
! the Southern States ought to be so employs
| tlese blacks, for unless they were orEa
iztd and brought Into Systematic dist
| plire they would soon become d1sorderl
I baud themselves together, AID comm
: great eu'rages. Besides, the season "
=, approaching when white men could not exi
Ii tItet LpItlu lAtkltuotSs ILal luEIclolC u
blacks should be traiued to defend and prote
7 the Fos11itEs taken b} our arhy His b
a provided for that-that these blacks slou
:, receive the sane pay as common soliirrs, q,
!. that af1erB Grds tic bounty to which til
! would be entitled should be expended
= transporting them, with Their fln1iiez,
- such colony as they might select, and mai
= tajnin. them there for six months--emig1
- tion to be voluntary, not compulsory. I
= one ever entertained tue idea OF 3n indiscrin
:, nate arming Of blacks, without putting III.
! in ralks, and subjecting them to contr
= Therc could be no inhulnanity greater tn
ss TINT Of placing arms in the Eauds OF the b1ac
= = Of tic South, and letting item roam over
Il land, committing ind;scrinniuaec murirr "
> deyas tation. Il was to avoid that that
would have the negroes mustered into servl
The blacks would otherwise fall into e1c-ss
which would lave to he corrected hy I
strong arm Of the nation.