The New York herald., 1862-09-04

mans after yesterday the city will now give $50 each ia
addition TO the State bounty This, together with the
numerous special bounties which daily being given
will make up the sum total which recruit will receive
70 . handsome amount. Recruits win remember that
there be the slightest delay in payment Of ths
bounty when once they mustered into the United
States service.
THE ENROLMENT oPYTCE.
The business Of enrolment Is progressing with rspdty
Judge Advocate General Anthon being kept
Twenty ninth street arrested yesterday for resist
10 enrolling oflcer Boas OF tho Second district
Twentieth ward and R in the hands OF Provost Marshal
Kennedy.
THE u,1TEp STATES MUsTERING 0rFIcs.
This Office was crowded Yesterday with recruits There
mustered into the service during the day The city
bounty has lent quiet an impetus to recruiting
PREPARATIONS FOR THE RECEPTION OF WOUNDED
SOLDIERS IN RECENT BATTLES.
IN few days thsre expected 10 arrive In this city
large number Of soldiers, for whom all necessary pre-
paraons have TO be made II IL needless here to speak
length Of the strong claims which those noble heroes
and martyrs have upon oar sympathies as citizens
OF the loyal States What sacrifices have not
FOR for the liberties and perpetui,y Of our national
existence, and that they nave been struck down
while engaged In that good work r but duty strictly
imposed upon all 70 alleviate their suferngs BY con-
ibutons and otherwise much az Lies In our power
The War Department has ssnt Instructions to DR. Sloan
large number OF soldiers There are several vacancies
now In the various hospitals. The following win show
the number Of men that can be accommodated In each
pavids Island, 200 Newark ae4 Ladies Home, 40;
Brooklyn City Hospital, 90 Bedioe's Island 15o jew
Hospital 0; Bellevue, 200; Lsns h'and College hoep'
there are several other private through
ont the city which can easily be conTcrted intohos-
pitas Tue following appeal has been issued by the Wo-
mans Central Association Of Relief Of this city
To Qua BrAscs Rupr AssooiAros Asp TO All VINO ARs
W. .sss In, and sanasses and Ssspi.sl coiSnr We
wan, q by snu.ns and to enable us to forward
A on saossy 70 r.ssrss i.'essm asking hundred
,rersoo In "hs directed ne 70 forwvpd hospital
clothing and sinuisnis. and tonight viii end ssorc.
The lTs SAsnow when every and every woman
o The S SIr 10 sRn % ans hr as DO
the alleviate the surerinss OF our wounded sol-
We are working coanc.en With the Medical Baresu a
washnon hroass the limited s;os % ri. s.nssss
roisrs can obsnsd Of Ms.srs Ai,house sons No 80
hiSssGS %snGs " s.loes b DID spsn Collin. Dors@sa
E. scs%ycr S E.S% y dssP DgsPs n 1
stevens. George Allen. members Executive commi"ce.
THE woBILK GUARD.
This homo organization has already received over three
hundred recru,ts the headquarters u which situated
at Hed's Hotel No. 81 Bowery
THE srvnrH sxsnycr, ssw yoxE srArs .rLIrIA.
The ceremony of mastering this regiment out ~ ser
vice has been postponed until Friday ncx,.
puRyxs's zouAvEs.
second battalion or Duryee Zouaves about being
organized In this city great has been he success
poricnced Yhfsmg WHfor huh 5iV-s
Authority from Albany TO raise this battalion. The
cYuiting headquarters N situated o. Mozart Hall
yuI FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
Te t,overnor hss named following the First Dis
trict Senatorial Committee, composed of Remnond,
Qussns and SuolK counties. Intended 70 sahsa re.
siment Of volunteers In this district -
RscAssond Cosafy-iisn Smith ny H. 9. Gum, N ID.
VIM. Cory John Bechtel, VIM. Vanderbilt Henry L.
Morris, Edward A. Bsncksr, Nathaniel Barrett John l.
Heuscmsn
Queens Csmsy--wm. Norton, Hon. A. King, Hon. John
o. Townsend Hon. ID. X. Floyd Jones', J. Platt Carll
Suffolk Counfy-Csorge A. scudder, Abraham a Thomp-
son Hon Edward II. smith, George r. Carman, James e.
Tushi David q. Floyd Samuel b. Ncoll, william X Post
Charles n Dayton, William Niooi.
PRESENTATION TO CArrAn ruRsun.
spiendld sword. mAnufsotured ~ Ball Dlsek q.