The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-09
THE NEW CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS.
General Order Respecting New Enlist
ments.

ments.
ALBANY, July 9, lsc2
Adutant General Hillhouse issues General Order No.
80 to-day relating 10 the enstmsnts. There is 10
be camp in each Senatorial district. The hrst
districts 10 arrange their camps they think pro-
per. The other camps are 10 be located Ut Goshen,
Kingston, Tivol, Troy, Albany, Fonda, Piattsburg,
ogGe sburg, sacketts Harbor, Rome Richeid Springs
oswego, Syracuse, Norwich, Bnghamton, Auburn,
Geneva, Elnira, Rochester, Niagara Falls, Geneseo,
buffalo and Jamestown Each recruiting officer must
conne his recruiting to the senatorial district for which
he is appointed The force viii be received and mus
tered the service OF the United States by regiments
Appointment or RecraftIng Committees
Of OUR Citizens.
Governor Morgan has finally appointed the committees
OF citzsns look after recruiting in the four
Senatorial districts Of the city. Adjuant General Hill
house has accordingly sent copy OF the following Cir
cular To each member OF the committee
STATE NEw ioRK, ADJvTAST GENERALS OFFICE.
ALBANY, July 8, lSe2.
SIR-I am directed by his E%celency Governor Nor
gan TO inform you that he has appointed you ono Of
committee citizens ol your Senatorial district To aid
by Their earnest ana determined Efforts the organization
OF gienL VI volunteers under the recent call OF the
President.
To the present Senatorial sub islos ana
1t is designed To have rcgirientl caap IN each
In or.ef giving tho dstls ., the organization, WIN
letters OF cti?enS INC
military committees in each district, VIII be published
anu sent 30 you within lew days. They VIII DO sGch
ae VIII ihsufe ~ every person who recruits culnhy
position captain beyond all contingencies, and ~
the same time provide hDei al bounty " the ensted
men.
Meanwhile, to avoid delay his Excellency requests
that The COMMITTEES, o majority, assemble at the
earliest PRACTICAL moment aiter receiving notice Of
tnsir tiurat, and dominate some suitable person 10
take ct the regiment, who should report II per-
Son 10 these IL aa4 uarle S for Instructions.
BY order OF iho Coinmlnder- Chief.
THO. HiLiliuUSE, Adjutant General.
Tho following the committees appointed for the city
Of Jew York
Fourth DtIic,-Composed OF the First Second Third
Fourth Fnth, sixth, seventh, eighth and Fourteenth
wards-tion Eica. b. Woodruff, A. Henry Smith,
bern I'd Ca.erty, oh T. Devla, Richard Buseed, ths.
A. TO son. Jose ~ Hoxe, slime ii. cay, w. g. Bryant
a. G. lacnaids, Nm. LDDett, John Clancy, sisisnund
kaufman.
teeth aud seven wardslon. Charles g. Cornell,
John II. Chlmb Hon. Robert Haws, Lewis H. Watts,
lei 5. Her1ek Aaci man +. A. Booe, John d. Lew
Is, ianm 4. Z. Stiilman, Allan Hay, W. H. Van
Gott, Charles ,tacSebroth, Jacob Thesis, Eli Taylor
Bruenii ghausen
teeLh sixteenth and Eighteenth Nards-Hon. John j..
Bradley A. Il. Stewart James Reilly Alderman Charles
j. Chip,, ,o.ueis Vanderbilt, hoa George Opdyks,
Hon Charles +. DAILY, Richard oGorman, WashiDs ton
mtb, Cyrus lis II II. Royal Phelps George starr,
Tnomas Lawrence James W. arr, Prosper NJ Wetmois,
General Charles r. Spcer, Hon. Hamilton Fish, Johl I.
johnston simeon Draper David Jacques, Peter Cooper
Wl.ian H. Aspnwali.
Seventh lgtics-Composed OF the Twelfth, Nine-
teenth Twentieth Ia enty -irst AID Twenty second
wards-hsD u. Richard b. Connolly Allen Campbell An
Carrgan Hon. Ciarkson Collins, Hon. u. T. Ingra
ham, Hon. James S. LIBBY, Hon. Henry W. Comet, Elisha
Brouks, Hon A. Oakley Hail. A. J. Williamson, General
". Hall W. A. Darling, Hon. Elijah Pudy w. T. dodge
Nelson J. Waterbury, General charles Yates AMMAN W.
Grisaold, Fred. kapp, Hon. James W. besknan, john
Kerr, William Curtis Noyss.
In the above lists quite number Of political names
will be noticed among them good many men Of charac
ter and solid influence.