New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22
Tur NEW gNLISTMENTS.

THE NEW ENIISTAIENTS.
The rose-colored paragraph which appears in this
evenings Washington Star, and will probably BE-
.eleraphed to some Of your cotemporaries, to the
efec, that already mere than 10000 Of the 10000
men called for have been enlisted and that the pub.
lie would be agreeably surprised if it knew The
promp,ituie Of the coantry's response TO the sum.
mons Of ITS chief magistrate is the ofspripg Of an
sc,ive imagination which sees things through an at.
mosphere Of hope.
The truth ia, that notwithstanding all that has
been said and DONE enlistments are in no part OF
tie country 30 rapid as couid be wished. Among
I ose most likely TO know the facts, there lie ta!A OF
the necessity Of draft, unless men enlist more
.aridIy. Others think that the authoritative pro.
mitigation Of thorough war policy by the Presi-
dent. accompanied By declaration from him, as
Commander iu- Chief of the Army and Navy, that
whoever fails to carry that policy ont shall receive
condign puni,hment, will quicken the pulse OF the
reople sufficiently to make tie roads swarm with
men eager to d. battle.
TIE REPORTED ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREsI'
DENTS WAR POLICY.
A paragraph. which You copy from the Washing.
ton correspondence of The Sunday Hercary TO the
enoc, ioat a nuu5er of senators, bea Jed by TruE.
bull. waited upon the President and full Cabinet, on
SATURDAY,, and offered formal address, indorsing
and urging the more energetic war policy about 10
be inaugurlted," has this foundation:
On Friday Senator Trumbull called at the White
Homo I, make bis adieu to the President. Finding
be Cabinet 10 session, he expressed his views, The
charac,er of which is well known, on the nduct OF
tue war, i'll a little imprompsu speech whch was
probably more effective than any formal address,
signed by however many names could nave been.
TIRE GRANTING OF FuRLOUGHs AND CARE OF
TIE SICK.
The following important General Order has been
Issued:
NAsHiNSrOS, July 10, ls6s
Gvx,p,t OpprRs No. 7s-Firsi. The many evils which
arise from diving lrlouga, to enlisted require that the
pr,c ice shall be discontinued Hospss provided with sue
e attendance nurses food and clothing established By
the Government At great expense not only beer me scenes OF
active military operations bat in mary Of the Northern States
When e (, epei,ert and advisable SICK and wounded pa
.iens MAJ under the direction OF the suFseonGeDe ST. 70
.auslsr, In parties bG in individual cases to hospitals
q, mo North aud practicable the msn vii! be sent
TO states which theil regiments were raised prosi1eS
-ued States Iiospitas have been established the
Such regulations viii adopted all The hospss VII
per nj relatives and friends 20 Wat tn patients, and ias
thu N with comforts such hours and in such manner
wi 2 Interfere with discipline of tts horas ard The
welfare the Of patients. TIE will thus be und-'
the fostering OF the Government willie unht for duP'
will b. in position be promptly discharged proper saS,
being Ssys under military control ii be returned to tAei
,aents a. they able 10 their die' rs"
soldiers frou under the cou;ro ofile
cited stes authorities. by any agents whegef subject"
lhen lc.s pay and other penaise' of de'-sion.
Second. At large camps. depo post, where absetee'
,trye en- route 20 their companies tie commanding ohc
will nredatey set apart particular piece where The men
may be ar,eed in buildings tent' OF hu soon Is they
arrive and may without delay, receive food snd clothing
Prc. win be detailed await d. landing places the arrival
~ - oders and 10 dice. tn T. heT quartz They
~ no ,ssigued Immediately % temporary companes COM
posel A. r possible OF from the same regiments OF
brissde. and each OF these companies viii be r"afdea
bolv ., the command which they beous aecoEens &c t'
directions contained 10 paragraph One OF General o'Ss'
No. =. "a,
Thi,d. Chaplsins appointed by tie President Tor h'ph
will be ss.gned by the Sagyeon-Geierl to hospitals Ia ~
it. e which thev were SO pontcd. Should tie beikAs
up OF hospital leave chaplain supsrnunsrafy IN '> c."
,b fac viii be in iedia,ely reported e. the AdJntan'o
rl Chapains will be subordinate to the Hospital sus'
Leaves OF absence will be granted them by the suss'
General when approved by the surgeons "A charge o. ~
no pitas
BY order Of tie Secretary OF War.
l.. THOMAS, Adjiisnt'Gens'-"
S'rONEWAII JACKSON REPORTED 10 ph ~
GOEDoNsyiLIE.
There il report in Secession circles this
that Stonewali jackson is at or near GoruoNS''"',
with large force. They aztec, to have '''''''~
direct intelligence to that effect
SICK AND WOUNDED IN THE hosr' 49,.
The number Of sick and wounded in the Hospitals
within The District OF Columbia is o'oo'
ACCIDENT.
Thomas II. Ha;sol of PHILADELPHIA IN emI'oy'e
Of the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Company
was crushed - death Yesterday, between t"o cars.
coon NEWS FROM NEw-ME MEM, Do, .TUS'
"r cuIroRNIA TROOPS WITH COL. cASbl'
InormatiOn has been received mere that "su
Cartons expedition from California CONSISTING u,r.
ram COMPANIES of infantry and battery regulars
~nd volunte.rs have reached Santa Barbara !
,otety and fine condition. There Gen. o"ID'
formed a junction with the force under Gen. 0Sho!,
This ;uuctiou secures the driving Of the Rebels QUIZ