New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
rmR NEW CALI FOR TROOPS.
NRW-YORK.

CORNING N. Y Saturday. July 26, 1862
Last eveniur a very large and enthusiastic war
meeting way neId here. Col Van Valkepburg l-en'.-
Col. Diver, Adult G. l.. Smith, the Hon. L. BesoIe'
the Rev +. X. Beecher, ii. NJ. Hyde, aud others'
sddressed the people. In consequence OF inc Az,
pere, crowd in the hall another large m-eing was
organized in front of the Dickinson House oteuoen
County has over g. 800 in the service. Her quo,s "
the new regiment will be filled In week. hi"A'S
1900 from old Steuben. ,os 1852
At laree and enthusiastic war meeting ~ III
this village las, ev ming, he resolutions p"sse ~
meeting in Nrw-York were reafirined u.aN''N0''''
Many enstmente were made on ,nd SPIN Iuv 2s 1862
A, ,be s,oo,d neeting OF the Board Of Trade the
total amount of subscriptions for the new regiment
reached the sum of 900 The estimated receipts
OF the festival for the same piipco "'e S'@'ou ~
A man uamsd James Thompson enlisted in AZ
honv ves,.rdav When his bounty money was o.
fered hin, he Indignantly refused 1t, declaring that
he did not enlist for profit, but to help save She
ON Thursday evening City War Macs Meeting
was held ct the City Hall, in Rochester. TX MAYOR
Nash presided. The meeting was addressed by the
Chairman, Col. Palmer, W. +. Cogsweii, esq
Cbsuncey Perry. esq, Henry Sargent esq, and s.
j. Crooks esq. TIE following resolutions were
adopted:
R,osed Tba. we -e in Of thc vigorous and
errec prosecution the bsh now engaged
b. all the and instrumenaes within tfs command OF
the uvsii treason shan be crushed ara punished
AID restored distracted country, be
6evips bat the Union Of The should be preserved
cost what it NAV in time, blood and treasure" -
Rored Thst in this crisis o. our national existence al
about aud non essential measures OF pI9c
policy should and tha, ont sentiment of un'eh'h
devotion 10 the fee 70 whca every thing
people should animate all our hearts with the resde to
make any sacrifice obtain conclusive victory and with
the 10 be conquered by either foreign OF
domestic foes -,
Re,opa That with undated confidence in the integrity
patriotism Of President Lincoln the citizens OF Koch
pledge ourselves to respond with eac'ity TO the new
call for 100000 volunteers trust that necessary ne viii
call for wion of men to crush the traitors at once by mere
weight Of numbers believing that this number be easily
raised a. the present number called for
Up TO noon, on Friday, 80 men had been mustered
into the regiment and scores OF recruits are TO-
day awaiting their turn for examination and muster.
Orleans County has her quota of troops nearly
ready for the field
The Supervisors of Saratoga County, n. y,
recently voted 20 pay 81 mouth, for one year, to
volunteers existing under the last cali.
The people OF Brighton held war meeting, on
Friday night, and gave a substantial token OF sym
patty with the cause Of the Union by putting up
81 ,O00 TO aid Capt Yale in recruiting hir company
AT q war meeting, held at Rondout, lister Co.,
few dave since as we learn from the Ulster Dem0-
crot, Major Thomas Cornell promised TO give s. per
month for one year 10 each of the first twenty
recruits for tie
A war meeting was held in the town of Floyd
Oneida County, Wednesday night. A large amount
of money sub-crbed and the best Of feeling
prevailed. After the subscription paper bad gone
the rounds" the Hon. David Mouten--a Democrat
the most adamantine type, and up TO within very OF
recent period strong sympathizer with " our
Southern brethreI"-got up and offered, out OF bis
own pocket three dollars apiece 10 as many men rs
would enlist from that town. His example was
Immediately followed by five others.
Judge Palmer of Rochester, man OF pure char
acter and jealous patriotism, has accepted the COIN
msnd of the Monroe County Regiment
A large aud enthusiastic meeting was held ut
Bells Hotel, 10 Bernevie, ON Friday evening, the
25ih inst, the result Of which shows that the elIi-
zens of that town are fully awake to the necessities
OF the hour Hugh Couger, esq, the Chairman,
pledged himself TO pay 81 each for every man who
would volunteer until the quoa WIS flled. His
liberal example followed at once by numerous
other patriotic citizens, and volunteer iund OF
1850 so was subscribed en- the spo'.
The Seneca Obssrrer says the work Of recruiting
goes on briskly in Waterloo, and If matters on az
they have Sufficient plumber for a company will
soon be raised. So far about fifty recruits have
been enlisted. Capt. Benz. f. Lee, late OF the
Union School, Waterloo, is raising company there.
The Ontario Messenger says Capt. Acklev is
doing good business in recruiting at CaDandaigua,
aud Capt. PHILLIPS who was wounded at Bull Run,
has opened an office. aud Will soon have company.
In Livingston the people are aroused. Gen. Full
lertou has command of the regiment for the district
The headquarters and camp OF The district are at
Portage, that being the most central Point
Orleans County is doing wonders. TIE Repub-
2scan says Messrs. Church. Davis, De La Mater
White, aud other speakers, Gre doing good work
now in Orleans County, addressing meetings almost
nightly and awakening the people to a realization
OF the situation.
Reports from Wayne County indicate the purpose
of the people to furnish their quote OF for the
new levy without delay. Capt. Smith OF Palmyra
is doing well having ALREADY about sixty mer en-
rol,d Meetings being held in the villages with
good effect. AT peetiDg held IN Marion on Tues
day, II recruited from the lest families OF
the town.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July &C. 1862.
Syracuse ia doing nobly. The Salt Company Of
Onoudaga to-day subscribed 900 to aid rails
ing a regiment Under the new call Of the President
This makes $33, 900 subscribed the patriotic fund
In this city in two days.
The town Of Van Buren, subscribed 81 ,l08 lat
evening st a public me ting; the town OF Lysander
81, 345, and the town of Marcellus 81, 90.
Volunteers are beginning 10 come III rapidly. The
prospect of raising the regiment Is cheering. The
feeling Of warm patriotism Is Universal. Old Gu.
ondaga will do her whole duty.
CONNECTICUT
Bromley, the editor of Tie Norwich Bvi'tin, has
shown bis patriotism by enistng in the ranks of the
18Th Regiment. He Goes it great personal sacri-
ice, brit cannot resist the call Of bis country.
Old SaybroOk has voted to pay each volunteer from
that town "a bounty Of S75. Ard Messrs. Giles f..
Ward and John Allen offer to pay $50 additional.
At meeting in Stratford, Com Sands said he had
sixty years his head, yet he ready to enter
the ranks as d private and asked who was willing
10 ion him! 81, for one, :" SAID young man, and
81, for another" said second and III few
moments the Commodore had six ei9ot by his size.
This incident tsiry electrified the meeting, and cheer
after cheer was given for the Commodore and his
volunteers.
The Hartford Couraat says:
camp Williams PsTts Of four OF ouI city
conpsees % now m tents Pssco has charge OF the camp
and will probably be s.se the night Of the line Com
psDy a He has sev-nt, -eisbt 10 and will.
doubiedy have full company before ins Taco Belden
Go, yTseld,y marched paIt Of taeiI men 70 the camp
Psey Hayden AID HAT lave forty men not an camp yet