Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-25
LIncoln's can for more TrOOps.

The Baltimore San of the 2lst hAs the folio sing sum
nary Of movements And jrs in various Yankee States
aad Cities 20 raise the additional troops called for by
Lincoln, With the hope OF overwhelming and subugAtng
he free Commonwealth Of the South. We trust that
no one in the Confederate States in out Of authority,
sulertAus the perncious delusOn that these troops will
not be raised It is evident that there considerable
~anrg of tho war spirit among the masses Of the Van
kee peope-,hAt the frOlc and Juror Of last year have
died out-lhAt there much reluctance and aversion to
gong into serVce-neTertheles', the troops called for
El b. raised, and that without much delay. II thGy
cannot be cosIed they vii be bribe6; and If they
not be 6ribed they will be forced All Of plane,
therefore, must be based upon the knowledge Of the fact
thai IN few weeks months At mes the forces Of the
enemy viii be strengthened by some hundreds Of thou
suds We will not undertake to sugges. what policy
on, Government should pursue in view Of THE fact but
envoks them net to overlook doubt the fact itself
We append the statement Of the San:
The CT z,ns Of CO.unbus Ohio, have subscribed
SIT COS to aid ia fitting ont volunteers 10 meet the call
vi lie President for 500 600 men.
Connecticut s said 70 show 81 active spirit ia enist
ueuL Tbree new companies are TO be formed in Nor
sch and already forming there for the Connse.
ticut l4h.
The STATE Of Maine has ircress d the bounty rou $50
in the new regiments and SIS in the old regiments
S5 per for the new regiments and S55 Tor the old
reg meuts.
The CITY couuoI Of Providence L l. has appropriated
sum not exceeding 500 Geo to promote enhsgmcnts IN
the city TO De paid TO volunteers at the rate Of one hun
deed dollars for eAch-Nenty dollars upon taking the
prescribed oIth after surg cal examination dtsen dol
ara when the company which be is assigned V mus
tered into the Federal service and ten dollars per quar-
,ss thereafter unti the whole sun q paid.
k,I1 IN
day last Rev. MO IAide, the president o, Seton
Hall Roman Catholic College made an address, urging
the necessity promp; enlistments resolution pIss
a. the same meeurg calls upon the Wide AEAkss II.
rublcaul) OF 1850 10 "ia lltO the ranks GE support
their couuuy u he hour Of is danger"
TIE procl lmaaoa Of Governor Morgan, OF n. York
fsrng bounty Of $50 for each volunteer, ia published
IN the papers OF that state The bounty rs to be paid
promptly enlistment and regulations to that end will
b. Immediately prepared and Issued. The provision az
ss well recruits for regiments In the field
volunteers for the regiments noU being raised.
Toe police efNeW York city have been ordered BY ho
Police ard TO use every n ri TO secure Voluueers-
Zee policeman WHO, by be 10th OF September ob,a ne
ne bg1Cst rumoer Of volunteers ia 10 be paid $50 the
mex highes; $50 and tGe third highest $50.
Toe sum s. 900 hss been subscribed At RochestGr
\ in a d OF Few volunteers TX Governor Seymour
CAV, $500, and + rasu $500
New Hanpshire'- quota OF some 900 men, WILL Il is
sli - be raised uthou. drafting. Toe Safe Cfsrs So
DJuatV, toaLs G. les VIII Dc CaAlG1 on 70 pay
sl'c1, With TIE UltCd states adgErce Of SIS, and pr
5ae Subscriptions viii carry the bounty up high az
tay Otser : A's. TIE AiGih Regiment has 600 or 700
men, aud d fast prOgrC5 lg. The city cou-c Of kan
chs- e., n. has appropriated slOOCO Tor bCultss.
Charles H4ula, son U. thg Wac Prssl lent has been
appointed ~. ,. OF tie 18Th Maine Regiment OF vo.ua-
;seis
In Nsslcbusctu ;hers il hardly town which has 1t
"a rel gsatrcus bol1yss 20 voiur eers Northsmptc1
toz .-,'-ses gives s7oi I!sdlsy. slvo AuSeTs sl23
Hatfield sl,Oi Go.leu, 500; Hosthlngtou, 500, ana
ar. Vii On, o. Els' Hampton, ha1 pledged 20 give
.aFgs auC9l. ss the JoRu rases At Uaelssa there
ssrs t-eu'y onisiuerts On Monday.
Toe Lancaster pa Express Gays:
Their is 10 U,e any logger 10 "lnincing matters
lain number Of neS rCgmcus nus. be raised IL tbs
sIte, aud as WanJ more men 10 I'll up the regiments
.-S 10 the service o. tbs number at least = regiment
be raised b. LSlcister county. The Governor does
o. desire TO sesOrs 70 ttit, such contingency can
be ayCit-j hut Le b already for the miiils
rolusn;s the different cstc,s and viii be pr, pared
lei drai. a. sacr ncloe, il the volunteers
iJstaoJUilg.
desya,ob from Harrisburg, Pa, ssys. Urgent "a
Qcss have besH made ilou all parts o lie Saa foe ~
q, IFa session OF The Legislature. Toe Governor viii
probably scSsdo sat stu9 proclamation for 4 -ssiOu
20 convene on or 4bou. fhs IS Of Jcly. The move
usR. Alrs .iy made by NsE York in RiViug 6y dollars
boLnty s lkiJg SUs here 70 eni't aud the Cow
docs act EisI a tse upOo himself the respoEsi
hity gsy &c WHOM. authority cps have been sken
to have sls uiua so!s o.lsoei iron eSory township
AID dstr.c' Ia tho a.e.
"Alou- i5Fty thCu-And Een are required at orco
fscm Pslnsyys Ia aud il Il ,Gpec.ed with the nec,s.
sIry proGp aciou 90 be part Of the Governor, they
Csa b. ali raised ia thirty 10 iosty days"
Stouehar IL the frst IL Massachusetts, tha. has
the rCquston for volunteers. The recruits 4S IN
umber, assorted 10 Boston by large delegation
oil eitiSsuS
Springfield, H., July ls.-The prospects, for the
formation Of the nav ngmeuts most fIttering Al.
ready hundred con pluies have been offered