New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-26

PHILADELPHIA Friday. July 70, lbbI
IIp 10 this time the private subscriptions 10 the
bounty fund, Independent OF railroads, amounts TO
$4,000. The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
to day subscribed $1,000.
This completes the $1,000 sought for the purpose
of rasin g 'he ten new regiments.
The follow ing communication TO Gov. Curtin from
the Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany with its 900 for Liberty and Union, quite
refreshing:
Hon. ANDREW G. cuETlS Goeono, Of r'""'y'ra"G' ha'-
DEAR SR; speci.l meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of
this Company called toda for the purpose OF
the proclamation Of the Executive relative TO povdnt oouD
.ocies from Penney who may hereafter en-
lis, Ia the service OF tho country
Vice President Pennsy lvshia Railroad Co.
OrYIcK PgSssTLy,sIA RAILROAD COrPAsi,{
PHLADELPHI., July 70 LOB
To his Ereeiieney ANDREW q. CURTIN, GOrernor%
DEAN sn AZ meeting Of the Board of Directors held
hi. day following preamble aud resolution were unsni'
TI;,eos II Is officially declared by tho Executive Of the
State OF tLst public emergency Demands the
prompt cooperation and hosncis aid Of the people OF TINS
STATE % enable the Government TO insure just and efficient
.ecuniy the citizens OF this Commonwealth ngsn't the
varied coL.ny eucies incidental to lie prevailing ciVh war
hea Tho interests Of this company and the protection
NJ utoprriy as we tina, the citizen, Of Peunsy wanna
are directly In tho perfect usnIensnce OF such pub
poI,.2 That the President Of III. Pennsylvania Railroad
COMPANY b.. snd ne hereby authorized to alvarez IRON
tine to time. the be needed to the treea'ive Oh
Of PeunsyvsEis or such SCENTS "a may he
Iiouted by people Of Penns slia the sum Of s3 70
De applied to this payment o. bounty 70 "
THOS. FIRTH. Acting Secretary.
The Pbilsdelphia Corn Exchange Association nave
taken the necessary preliminary steps iof we orsau
zalion of regiment, be sent into the field under
the auspices OF the Corn Exchange, under command
of Capt. Charles NJ. Provost.
OHIO.
Gov. Todd has addressed letter 10 the people Of
Ohio. giving as his reasons for declining to offer q
bounty for enstmens that be thinks it far wiser &c
rely upor The honor patriotism and liberaity Of the
gallant people OF Ohio TO ill up their regiments
than upon tue offer of pesuniary consideration BY
the State.
"It il true that money il required for tho support
OF families aud friends left behind by the volunteers
and also for incidental expenses III Organizing ou
forces; but am greatly mistaken IN tue characte
OF the peopl. OF Ohio, II all sums required for thes'
purposes cannot promptly be raised by volantar,
donation Therefore, until this effort, which Is bein,
rc.ort.d in various paris of the State, shall have
proved IA failure II ~ not my purpose TO convene tie
General Assembly in extra session. a record will
be kept Of tie names of oil who may procure vol
an eer suhriiates or make substantial donations for
that purpose, and should We hereafter be compelled
To resort to drafting, pledge al such 10 all ef
forts in Ivy power 10 protect them FROM draft. Re
cruitns ocers authorized 10 grant iurloughs 70
all who may desire to remain NJ home TO sssist IL
harvesting until the 10Th day Of August, on which
day they will report their men TO their several camps
Of rendezvous"
a gentleman writing from Southern Ohio TO hil
brother in this city, says
H. some parts of our State volunteering il goinQ
on well. Tue general sentiment here IS in favor Of
.ir6;sag 90 that the accursed scoundrels who have
no sympathy with the s-ise, may lie compelled IL
feel Interested
ILLINOIS.
Tie Chicago journal says:
Hundreds OF young men ready TO enlist for the
war. All they waiting for is for the matter oi
bounty 10 be definitely settled. From what we hear
and see, We Judge that the two eiuents ion Cook
County VIII DC hl.ei very soon
In IN, Erenng Journal office the spirit is so high
in favor of enl.tiog that we are afraid OF oing all
our printers. Everybody about the establishment
ron tic publisher aud tue editor down 10 the young
ct apprentice, is aching to have hSnd IN tins
war. live Of our resigned their positions N
the office to-day 10 enlist, and others keep up .
terrible thinking" and will probably also 90.
This is lair index IA 10 the general feeling, not
only in the printing office, but all Chicago
Is awake aud soou will be " up and doing"
We learn from the Office OF the Adju,aft &c nera
of this state, mat over fifty applications had been
made TO the Governor up 10 the cl0se of last week
TO raise regiments. None OF :le applications for
Coloners Goa missions have been granted, ard viii
not be until the regiments are formed.
We have the highest aut lority for saving that the
plan adopted by the Governor ana the Adutant
General is TO authorize the raising Of companies and
parts Of companies, and when u reg!n has been
organized out of these companies, the company Off
and the men OF the regiment, who eau then Sc
ect intelli gently, shall recommend candidates roI
tie regimental field officers TO the Governor for ap
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