New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-14
THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
NETWORK.
From Norwich. under date of the llth inst, q
NETWORK

From Norwich, under date Of the li,h inst,
correspondent writes:
Tho quota for this county for the regiment for th, sens
psnes enlisted, and three or four mole parity NV u
County is doing equally we'll We 90 not hear meen Ion
Cortland think our regiment viii De- full BY SATURDAY,
without countiog man from Cortland County. They WI
doubtless two three companies ready by th.t e
,s 81 move ,u The quota r hi. town
the frs osilis a. We mnst have uesriy 1907 eil''e
The 9Th Oneida Regiment, Col. Pense, has hve
conpsr!-s full and mustered IL. A tnil regiment
and few hundred to spare. promised ny the loth'
| TIE Rochester ErPress says:
Tn. Monroe County kesuent is the second IN me stse
repcug full Complement Of nrn' tpe AA'I'n liz, 81
.ecoot he hono accrune from the TACT OF being 20 lar
Of any Others the XXXl-t Buf.ol ine'ud.d The AAls
and XXINth ulch inc ude the Counties o Os~ego 1irt
Tosp kins and Broone Rave furnished their quota ,.e
regiment. are expecting nsienns odsI ana .ne ,
| be occupied by another volunteer regiment
| CONNECTICUT.
WoopBrgY, Conn. Aug u. 1851
| The v4port IN ;his mornings TRIsrs NJ Of enlist
nents i'm CObnectiost, and the statement that the
i.i,chiei6 County regiment will be iu on the 20ih'
! is correct The enthusiasm amOug the young men,
anc their pride in belonging TO volunteer regiment,
/ logyihe. with the liberal bounes offered Dy towns
| aud individuals, would not only have hlled this
| regiment by this time, but have furnished tiI-
nucleus for another, and ultimately ITS whole
Material had il not been Tor the general beuei tha
exemption certificates were being issued ny some Vi
lie resulsrly-appoi ted county surgeons, almost
| jpdiscriminaiey. Ii ia a wellknown fact, that
from this and adjoining towns, stle-bodled men, ~
! believed to be- have been by fi,ies ana hundreds
fused cert cstes by surgeon and bren or nIed
\ them by another; and 1t IL believed that exaIna-
| ions have frequently been made by proxy, ny
phy siciaus who had received fees 10 aeeoma any the
APP can- 10 the surgeons office. The result OF this
has been 10 discourage enlistmens, for inaby werr
| volunteering anu securing bouBtics, rather 'bah
stAod tie craft without the bounty; now they Say
they risk no dra I, because OF the ease with wDch
exemption papers are secured. We uD ierstiud
tbe,e ia, been similar difficulty 10 ner Counties
We hope our worthy Governor will give this matter
| his attention.
| MASSACHUSETTS.
| Bo,ls,on offered SlVj TO each volunteer who en-
lated before Aug. 4, and Mr.. John Is. tough, who
re,id.e tuere generously aods 10 this 30 bounty ~
eact unmarried recruit, and so 10 each one with
family and 10 TO the family OF each soldier IRON
| Bo, lslou now in the field; aud sIill mo ., Mr.
Cough declares that he will devote to his country
and 10 ibe " nine-tenths Of his income, until the
war is ended.
The members of the 9th Regiment Massachusetts
Volunteer Militia met At their headquarters in Low
ell Oh Monday evening, when il Was resolved that
they should offer tn,ir services ~ regiment to Gov.
Andrew, for nine months.
NEw-JERSEY.
The 18th New.Jersey Regiment Of Volunteers, en-
camped az Pennington. i, nov nearly full On Tues-
uent will probably bc full by the end Of this week,
and after il leaves for the seat OF WAT the l6tn Reg
ment the nucleus Of which has already been fora ed
will occupy tae camping ground. Since the orders
! tor drafting were promulgated recruiting has BEEN
very brick throughout the State, and IL ~ generally
con eded that in some dis,r IL there will be
c ssity for a draft. If the Government would grant
u months delay, the State would probably fill bolt
quoixs by volunteering. All through the rural dis
trcts of Central NewJersey the peOpls are inore ELL
tnuriastic in the prosecution OF the war than they
cave ever been before, while the sec.ssionist.
Knowing the temper oi tue people, are not out
spokel formerly. The sturdy farmers have deter
uined 10 hear more Secessi)n talk and viii pun
ish auy one guilty of it, The camp at FenngtOn ID
pleasantly Ocated about half mill from Town, Dor.
de ed by shady wood, and well supplied with cool
frerh water. The met lave kept IN remark ,bly
god health, and have become quite proficient III
drill Meetings have been held il liunterdoD County,
al which Committees were appointed 10 stimulate
volunteering AID 20 raise money, IN both Of which
they hhve met with unexpected success.
| The lIth Regiment has now mustered into the
service over 500 noD-cOmnissI0ned officers and Dri
water. and the War Department bus been notified
that is subject to the orders of the Department.
KENTUCKY.
From Louisville, We learn that a large and enthu.
siatiic war meeting was held ri the Courtliou-e on
Tuesday nght. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted urging the City Councils to appropriate
$1,000 for bounties TO volunteers.