, 1862-07-23
THE new CALL FOR TROOPS.
HOW TIE PEOPLE ARE BE-
SPONDING.
Enthusiastic Meeting and Diligent
Recruiting.

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patch to the New York Times says:
Information is received from several of the
States, showing that under the last call up
wards of 80, 600 men have been enlisted. Oaiy
two or three full regiments, however, are now
ready-the majority being the enucleus Of com
panies and regiments forming. II is now be-
lieved that q sufficient force for present emer-
gtucies will soon be in the field.
BALTIMORE, July 33.-Tne mayor has called
the common council together again to make
provision for the bounty to volunteers, the
secessloDis1s OF the second branch having has
tiy adjourned last Friday to defeat the resolu
tion fur this purpose passed By the first branch.
test their loyalty The resolution provides an
appropriation Of $500, 600 to volunteers.
HARR1sBrRG, July 22.-The governor has
issued stirring proclamation Tor volunteers
for twenty regiments, and to fill the ranks Of
regiments low in the tield-the former tor
ninc months and tue latter for twelve months
The governor does not call the legislature to-
gcthcr, but trusts t. the citizens to contribute
1und to provide bounty equal to the ad}oln-
ing States.
DETRo1T, July o2.-There was an Immense
meeting this afternoon on the Campus Mir
thus to aid enlf5tuents under tie recent call
| for troops. Stores and factories we're gener-
| ally closed throughout the city. Resolutions
were passed requesting the city to pay
bounty of $50 to each unmarried and 800 to
I
be raisvd by this city. Liberal private dona.
tions in addition were of=red. The greatest
uDanimity prevailed.
KAsKAEEE, Ill, July 22.-A large and en-
thusiAslic VAT meeting was held here last
evening. Eloquent and stirring speeches were
made by Senator Mack, Judge Starr, Messrs.
Lake, Paddock and others. a resolution re-
questlng the board Of supervisors to levy a
tas to pay $50 bon'ty to every u N en1istfng
previous TO the 2oih Of August sfss unan'.
mously passed. The meeting adjourned to
this evening The beet Of feeling prevails,
ard the prospect Of raising len Is good.
Two hundred men were recruited In tWt
| hours at Lafayette, Ind, after IN enthusiastic
war Meeting Saturday night
Gen. Boy le, in his speech at the Louisville
the county Of Clinton, i'll that State, which ha!
only ITO voters, has raised GOO Union volun
teers for the War.
The city Of Louisville WIS requested to ap
prorriate $l00, 900 for boun:ies Of volunteer
ana for the support OF their families.
) CoLuMBUs, O., July a2.--A large and en-
thnsias:ic meeting mas Eeld here tonight il
Gov. Dennison, Gov. Tod, Quartermasse
| General Wright and others.
COLUMBUS, O., July 2l--The military com
, mitttce Of this county will give twenty do
has been established to arrest soldiers in III
| ci1y without passes or furloughs. 1t Is con
. poscd OF paroled prisoners and finds plent
z 10 DO.
! sr- Louis, July a1--1n the work Of OF
$ tanning tha sight United Suites volunteer reg
. nlcnts 10 be furnished by Missouri, the 6tat
u is, We understand, to be divided into eigt
= districts, ard and the requisite recruiting o
i acss tor regiment. opened In eacb. 1t
i coGGdcntally belltyed that the entire quot
= will be orsanizrd within two months at lta5
u The work Of filing up regiments for Blais
q brigade is already Progressing prosperously
- lSprAsApoL1s, July 2l.-Gov. Morton r
8 celved authority yesterday from Secretal
/. Stanton to raise cavalry regiment for seEyls
on the borders Of Kentucky and IndianA- Il
| programme Of orgauiz ation will be at on'
made public by Aojutant General Noble II
g | s11us aud equipments are already subject
- tie order OF the Governor. When this req
s nent goes into service We shalt hear less
Il raids.
s! PORTLAND, July 20.-Professor Chambt
q q lain, ot Bo~ooin col1et,a, has been offered a
as has accepted the coloneicy Of the 2uth Nal
Is regiment. It is also stated that Profess
. Chacoournc has accepted the colonelcJ ol
10 Massachusetts regiment.