The New York herald., 1862-07-31
THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
Military Movem. nts in New York and
Vicinity.

Military MOveIne in New York and
Vicinity.
THE QUARTIRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE.
Bus abe d al railroad speei this depart
ment, and General Arthur and his efficient aids Mr.
Casey and others, kept continually at work making
prov for ths proper organization the different
regiments throughout the State. The received
her daily denote the progress which is being
maie throughout the rural districts the matter
car. and II is this fact which materially increases
the business OF the Qusrermastcr Generals office in
this csiy. Uniforms and oher incidental material she
organization OF regiments have u be provided and
letters from the various officers command received
daily BY scores asking for Information relative to
their dutics and for the to carvs the
cessfui!y out. they have all got TO De promIty at
tended so and General Arthur has enough his hands
at present for any one man.
THE MASTERING OFFICE.
Tho number Of mustered in at this Office yes.
terasy larger than any former day since the
call for troops Dr. Mott busiiy engaged in the in
slectcn Of tho same nearly ali of whom passed cxam
nation. Captain Larned, the mastering officer at this
Station, ssrived from Washington yesterday, havrg
made all the necessary arrangements for paying of all
the recruits enlisted Tor old regiments their share OF the
bounty immediately upon ming The service. To-mor
recruit o,nc mustered In viii receive $25 bounty,
gether with 81 premium the soi without leaving the
once. iut IL mist De fecplocted thaL th.S rule VIII
only appy to volunteers who enlist for ol |
regimenls In the field. This action will have
tendency &c I'LL up these regiments, and is just what
req ed in dealing with tho matter " bounty money
Tho opinion of Gen. Mcclellan, Gen. Burnside Nsovsrnor
Morgan ard oshers is that the old should have
the pre'crence in point OF recruiting. and, indeed l
sibs farseeing people must be OF the OPT
MON. IL were well however, to have this question of
iecrU ing settled rs soon possible. The country
qIircs 81 ee6y action In this mater. Ir We have not
enough fight battles cannot achieve vcto
es ard the interests Of the recruit shonld no the first
looked 70 by thOse in authority The following is tue
oath to be Subscribed to by the recruit, well The
Airmstons TO be made BY both the medical Inspector
aud recruiting OIL csr:-
vOLCyTEER ENLISTMENT.
State II -. town Of -, |, -. BORN Ia
-, In th6 state OF -----, aged ---- years, and
by occl clpation -. do hereby acknowledge to have
volunteefed this day OF ----- l8--. 10 serve =
soldier In the OF the United States OF America, for
the period OF three years unless ooner DISCHARGED ty
proper authoy Do also agree t. accent such bounty,
ray ratns aud clothing as n.e, may bs, established
by the sw for volunteers. Aud I, -, do soemnly
that will bear true faith and allegiance 10 the
United States Of Amciict. AMI that will thsm
honestly ad faithfully against all their enemies op
possEs whoms and that will obssr,e and obev
the orders VI the resident the United States and
orders o: the of cers appointed according 10
ths rules and articles OF
and subscrib0d d this dly