The New York herald., 1862-07-28

THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.

THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
Military Movements i'm Now York and
vicintty-What Has Been Done During
the Past Week-The Progress OF Re-
oruittng-The bounty, SO.
The past week, In point Of recruiting, has been quito
successful there having been enlisted the city Of Nsw
YORK alone over two hundred volunteers per day. When
Che teegrams published from different portions Of the
state are read will be found that recruiting in those
osghborhoods has also met with astrong Impetus and
she Empire State viii soon DO heard from sending
Forth TO the hsr second legion Of undauntsd song.
Confidence In the government and It's well known power
ultimately to put down the rebellion, Is the prevailing
yelling OF ALL and no better proof OF the exstencs
this feeling could bo given than the fact Of
ths large numbers who daily enrolling them.
selves under the folds ot tths American ban
ner. Throughout the length and breadth OF tie
state the raying in defence Of tho Union is going up
and from zach district that cry being responded to by
the strong arms and willing hearts OF the men of New
York In every town and hamlet iha dashing uniform is
becoming az prominent and plenty when lrst the gun
OF Sumter echoed its rebeious notes the depths of
tho popular heart Men then, however hurried their
military accoutrements with hearts bursting with indg.
nation at the sudden onslaught which had been made
upon our national colos but they take the Aed with
COOL but no less strong determination avenge the
disgrace. If any which has beiaen tarnsh-
cd military fame. THIS deliberate determine
zion "to do and to dareo il the true feel
ing which ought to aotuate the soldier upon
entering into active service The country has now
tany arrived al the great turning point of her difficult
siss and dash avcngs fallen and destroy
all obstacles which lay in tho way of that desirable object
VIII bring her out from those difficulties as r.novated
and fressened as In hor pamiss days Of advancemn
and prosperity.
The fun and complete details relative to recruiting tho
payment Of bounties camp regulations &C. which wera
yesterday published In the Herald, make everything
quite clear and satisfactory regard TO those mstters
ny The letter addressed to the Common Council Committee
Of this city by Secretary Stanton 1t will be seen that
proper arrangements will DO made to have the bounty
money paid to recruits immediately after being mus
tered n An officer will be placed al each re
'cruiting rendezvous In order to soc that this
10 properly carried out At the mastering Office
in White street blanks win bs prepared next week
and $28 bounty paid TO the spot withou,
his leaving the office If the special bounty be raised
by private subscription, s to be carried through this
VIII be another and stronger induecment TO the recru.
enter the service When regulations made for the
prompt payment Of sll these bountss the New York
cruit viii have rather handsome sum to receive, OF
which tho following seems 70 be the sum total
United States bounty
rpsciai bounty, say......... 25
enlistment ice Observation-Disclosures.
Total .si7T
All this, however, . matter OF course will not bo
paid Immediately after enlistment.
THR GOVERNOR AND THE NATIONAL coarMrTTEE.
The committee appointed the part OF the Chamber
OF Commerce. the Union Defence COMMITTEES ths National
Committee Of the Common Council and other bodies Of
loyal citizens TO visit Albany and urge upon the Co
vernon the proprisy Of eoaanuz the payment Of
bounty to snlistments in old organizations otherwise
returned last evening.
We informed that they cordially received by
tho Governor, who freely discussed with them the need
OF such course and the difficulties in the way.
The Governor Of the opinion that 1t would be IN
wise and mpolitic to recall the granted
raise organizations which he issued in accord
with the requisiton Of the War Department for
swenyght regiments part OF the quota o; this State
he was willing 10 say that he would issue no further
orders a. present. and would freely in any
ents which the general government would order FIJI
up the ranks OF the old regiments 90 which he had bcen
strongly urged also by the commanders Of armies
The Governor considered that he had not authority
IN any way 70 interfere IN recruiting for old rsg
He further stated that he inclined to offer an ad
ditonal bounty of twenty 1--WE dollars recruits
regiments should the popular wall be clearly manifested
In that direction and he ccncurred In tho views OF tho
ands Of the quota Of the 6s 600 or co 900 men to bs
raised In this State under the call should be applied TO
regiments in the field 30 far as requisite to complete hem
the War Department In this direction and would snd
whole weight Of his Official Inference to the recruiting of
Ths committee do not understand that the Governor
mas made any. application to tho War Department.
for further authority and In visw OF this point they
leave the city tonight for Washington press upon The
authorities the urgent need Of Immediate definite and
We wish them complete success in thoir MISSION bu,
are glad TO learn that the movement to raise funds
sr bounty here viii not ba delayed hour and that
1nb vill ha iartyt
do her duty fully and at once.
LETTER FROM COL. BLISS on REcRCITING.
Tho following from COL Bliss in relation TO the bos,
method " be adopted in recruiting
HERALD.
submit 70 you my plan OF recruiting: First, to OK
anime tho recruit myself; then band him 10 the
surgeon who will always bo present make the
sary medical examination then turn him over 10 tho
quartermaser sergeant to select the clothing for the
Arm OF service into which he wishes TO john then treat
him 70 q bath and pay him his boanIes, and send him
sho recruit and clean A. any hotel in the city. viii
only add that in opnien the recruit ought to be In
duced join regiments in tho field for the
ono-thrd of each company OF recruits would learn
their duty few days with soldiers who know their
duty and hav. had expefenda and two. thirds Of
recruIts In regiment would me TO the work with
ths other third being old soldiers; Whereas to organize
new regiments, It would be months before they would
understand their duty WM. D BLISS, IA Broadway.
BLANKS FOR THE UNITED STATES AND STATE BouN-
The following the blanks be used for tho
Of the United States and State bountIess-
NEW YoRK, -, 1862
Received from or the - State Volunteers Il
the or two dollars being the United bounty
authorized 10 be paid by the Secretary Of War; June 81
1862 to encourage enstncns In the regular army and
volunteer forces.
certify that the above amount was paid In my pro
seuoe. ---.
NEw YoRK, -, 1862.
Received from -, OF tho ----, dollars, be
ing for months advance pay authorized by tho Sc
sretary War June 81 lso2 to be advanced to soldiers
snsting tho regular army and volunteer forces under
Joint resolution OF Congress- which agree to have
deducted from my pay - the nrst time the regi
mont l may belong to b paid.
certify that the above amount was paid my pre-
,sence. - -
Nsw Yo1x, -, 1862
Received from -, OF the - Volunteers, the
h.iuc of haunt