New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08
THE NEW CALL Foa TROOPS.
NETWORK

NETWORK.
A correspondent of The Rochester Union and Id
certiser, writing from Savannah, says:
Our town 10 perfectly Wild with patriotic enthusiasm W.
have already doubled quota and mean to do more too
he best portion Of population arc enrolling their
the number clas. of have turned Our quot
10 Eighteen and fony have already enlisted But w
have just commenced and We hope to double the number
/ CONNECTICUT.
i The Near- Harsn PaHodiun, of the 9Th uft. Gays
More progress toward filing up regiments has beer
made IN tho last two days than Ia two weeks previous Ia al
ward willie In city are enlstins with readi
unknown before The action OF the yesterday In
of the Ly on Regiment while there occasion for
hesitate between volunteering and receiving the counties
listing generally Of an excellent chaTscte They are men
who can endure soil and fight to some purpose
At New-Haven, on Monday, twelve men from
Cooks carriage factory enlisted in the 18th Reei-
ment, and on Tuesday their number was Increased to
thirty. They staid, hardy, well-to-do men, ind
will te an important addition to the 18th.
Xii iugly and Putnam take the lead 10 Il . eastern
part Of Connecticut in the way Of volunteering. In
he former town about One-half the able bodied men
have enlisted. The enrolment OF militia subjects
was 500, and mp to the present time 2il have enlist
ed, and the business is still going on. On Tuesday,
a company Of LIZ men, composed Of some Of the
best citizens Of tho place, lett for the camp Of the
18th Regiment.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The 33d Regin ent Col. Msegi, will leave for the
seat Of war ON Monday, ind the 34h Regiment on
Tuesday of next week. Both regiments 60 with
full rsnks, and are sDIendidly equipped.
Recruiting goes on very satisfactorily in Fall
River. bet of recruits published in The Fail
River Ners Of "Wednesday, shows hsppy combina-
ton Of fopemakers farmers weavers, clergy men,
spinners CARPENTERS cardgrinders, carders hos,ers
masons, Earnessmskers bootmakers, nachinists,
bacuniths, painters, glasstlowers, &C., all bound
for tho war.
PENNSYLVANIA.
An immense war meeting wa held at Scranton,
on Thursday night. The speakers were the Hon.
@. A. Grow and the Hon. W. w. Ketchum. The
neighboring towns of Ddnmore. Providence and
Hyde Perk, seut delegations, headed by bands Of
music, &c. The greatest enthusiasm was mani.
tested.
The following notice of the movements of colored
citizens Of Philadelphia is from TIE Press OF yeser-
day:
The corsd people generally look upon the present struggle
IA the Of God OF driving the accused
system II Slavery from the land hey feel assured that the
strife will IL the coorsd shall take sctive
part In conc., The proposition dis guished Cen
ers In the army which appeared in lhe Pr day two
since meet. with gene raj ppoya by them As readers
dou swars the Of this struggle
number q coiored were engaged In The formation VI two
hundree' Of brswny ready % Nil the ranks tine
State woud sec.p, their services These a,
fred ~ Green Intelligent coored man. generally kaown
.. Professor Green who recently, published pamphlet 90 the
d , Mhs sss s I've rs.,n. yer.
lhroush M-sns Thos J. and JOHN Bower Ch.s Gordon.
David b. bower and A. Casey snd j. Grsy all Of whom
are real estate owners ard hs. sncesors took active
peri In he Revolutionary struggle aud h-se alike Ing
10 pdee thei lives ard property In defense Of tie Govern
IN II
Vile these organizations meeting with success from
every qusrer aud re,urs considered ali
orrf asis,rce leodne any red r iment from eayn;
passing hrgb the state. Ahous this order threw cold
toseLer fr tue, and The dIi Iractart Finally
bo, the ruks Luea down AID the bodies were bose
,u .. are cu oiled tne have a. different aes siz,i6ei
shsir to her. should their services BE- de-
uianded
kven some time after this other co!oIed military com.
psnes were started aud drilled regularly by he men, and
iug the OF least ,hr hundred respectable coioret
iudiydulp number 81 whom properly owners Sho VIII
lin mt naeh f,b IN ELEM. OF S. Union Tt. We
have oin uudouhed authority The lnh1ence eIcrcied oy
Sufficient salt. place IN the field from the city slone
least Eve thousand abe bodied We hps that The
t,e nustet aid aatch forth any they
De called wha the intelligent OF the before
sss , to tha in soae Of TIE ther CITIES There
thing cesiu should hs Government ever d. EN- en-
nunity they could BY using the proper means 90 90 at
very .hor, notice, and also end white men Of good military
tciplins who have suhsd their Willingness to Iced them
DELAWARE.
irg Was held 1T Wilmington. Delaware. Every
section Of the Diamond State was represented,
and the and stages, boats and private convey
ances brought their delegations to swell the throng
A number Of factories and chops were closed, and |
the Messrs. Dupont suspended the operation OF their
extensive pow der'nis on the Bfandywi IN order
10 allow their employees 20 participate in the DEM
onstr, alton. Beckr Philadelphia Brass Band pa
raded the Streets and enlvened the meeting with |
patriotic airs while the bell of the Court House /
oub h. anfhuaiosn Cd
The meeting terribly in earnest, is evidenced
ia the fact that the crowd stood throughout the pro-
ceediDgs in brolng sun, and seemed " be obhyi |
ous Of everything except the fact that the Union
was 10 be saved, and they were 10 help do it. The
following were the officers OF the meeting:
Chsirms0-John Wales
vice.PIes ients-Chsres Dupont; Bepjalnn s. CLARK.
John Lstimer Taylor Gours o. r Shannon George %.
Tybout, Levi o. Lssch. Samuel p Dhon Levi ". Laomus
John c. Clark, DE- J. Noasn' MsJor John Jones' Daniel
secretares-John &. Clark IT,, John McLeer, r. Eur.
NETT Robinson. Philema Chandler.
Lively speeches were made by the lion. John
Wales and the Hon. VIM. ID. Kelly. DR.. GImshaw !
read series Of resolutions, OF which the following
one:
Rs,oirsS That We rejoics hear tho quick AID arty
sverywhefe made IN tie loJa s'es 10 te S1 OF
the esdcn of troops to crush the Rebellion and pre-
the Union ard that the County OF New, sste must
not ana viii rot lg behind other asd nesheoas ,o ~
for th. end coll npOa the Levy Court oi new sse
giving bounty ruis and in providing for such ianes
Of yoiuntee.s ss niry need assistance.
After tie adoption of the resolutions, ard music |
from the band iorcble aud eloquent addresses were
delivered by N. p. Smithers AID Edmund 5. Brad |
ford, esqrs. and the Rev. Dr. DickeTson, when the
meeting took rece,s.
In the evening" the country people having gone |
home tho work. eople of The town conducted the /
exercises and tue demonstration surpassed, ii poss
bic, thst OF the afternoon.
ILLINOIS.
The Galesburs Free Democrat says: