The New York herald., 1862-07-26
TIE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
ARRIVAL ~ Brisadi.r General Dnniei T..
stciSsIs in New York.

deT Genega Il sikles 0 he Excelsior Brigade lie la
come this city under Instructors from General
Mcclellan 10 rase recruits al up the ranks Of those
who have flen in tho recent contests. which the Ex
cesior Brigade has earned or itself Epcishaole
.ad practically enbiazored upon is colors motto
'ixcais.og" Tho brave ind efficient manner In whieh
s-reral sics.es led his noble command duriug the
sanglinary encounters has caused al loyal lips to
sp.gk he enthusiasts OF that scllier and
tEsrs doubt pat that mis- mission 10 this city
VII bs emincnsly successful In tire opinion Of
General Mcclellan i ar better 20 replace
III 50 Who have fallen in the old regiments th.n to
encourage snsimsnts in Tie organizations ncw being
pushed forward. Placing aew among experienced
soldiers learns The former iher niitary duties in much
saorsr than attach {, regiments orgau zing
unter ths recent call. There present in town
two Of the most popular generals cf srmyG eneras
sickles md Neagher. Boih have town q 7 the
same purpose, and there will be just and innocent
ryary between them 20 which shall achieve the
arges success iu the recruiting line. Boih brgsoes
nect equal credit he uni5n arms anu the names OF
Meaghsr and sickles viii be treasured with esteem by
the psops long after this rebellion shall have
sreathed It's last.
Military Movements in New York and
vicinity-increase in EecrattinS-The
New Eounty, Sc.
According received from all parts Or the
state the oe of Gene Al Arthur yesterday rccrlit
ing is rapidly The pubic are again Civ
iEg the most practical exhibition OF their oyslty and
eonAdeGce "a the goversmsnt-tha, Of has cning
aed cr4er deleud uphold the interests OF that
government under which all live ana prosnor The
attaches of General Ar,hurs department are worked
very severely both day AMI night, in attending blsi
ness As his i the only ouatcrmastsr Generals oice
In The state, The work which be done is OF no
sinary character Quartermas,ers and other officers
who have been appointed comp ls hare
tend DAILY 10 order 10 receive their instructos
task upon Gen. Arthur aud his aids is OF rather
dnhcult character. Uniforms furnished daily from
this department TO the number of two thousand,
which speaks volumes for the brkness oil recruiting
throughput the State. With regard the bounty money
70 De furnished by the State. the uncertainty which
rounded the prompt payment OF the being speedily
dspelled good deal depends upon the prompttude of
The recruiting officers forwarding The Of the re.
cruits 20 Col Bliss at Albany, after the regu.
ry mustered into the service of The United States II
this dohe at once check for SIS half the state
bounty is sent TO the recruit tho other half being
cmihg "nsn the regiment Is properly organized and
ready 10 tako its departure from the State. 1t would,
However, be much better for the whole be
Furnished u the recruit on his into the
Inere one objection suggested for this course which
b, that the retention OF half the bounty would
prevent deseron the part Of recruits. THIS dcser
sen, however, could be guarded against the State Of
New York well as in that Of Virginia. But when
these dessrtons actually take place-anc single instance
has yet scarcely been known-t is high for I'll.
nrl.ies - tender saeh an % ectlon The COMMITTEES on
on Thursday last for the purpose Of urging upon the
Of the bnntv my bs nx"ac,.d naIa - al py - ,
rhar II, ,i, s ~ ~; N.u 1 ne,1 s - - u.y " ."o
W. ,on ,re L naI 80 ~ , =, - y. ~ - risu's.
forthcomng alter tment thcy ike 70 receive il as
son snd clnNenie"t Wy - possible
MEDICAL ISsPEcToR's OFFICE
AZ the Office q Dr. Thompson the Medical Inspector
corner o. White and Elm streets there we're yesterday
ms ected forty This officer IS appointed
a. - ,,,-,,se I, av.,r-, o,,,, .. II, 4',.. !.
resn,s,.s ~ rnsa.t n ,h ri ~ Th s - euils, ~
- y, - - = y \, 80 u i 'ie n.y. 4heos hen receive
- '' ' p7'uk 'H9p''s'oH'
TIE MILITARY EXEMPTION LAW.
rhac,erks n ia t,ro y, ,,,,,.s,,,.,. ~ !, r,o
90 !, - -, ~ ,,. -
-, II :. - - ~ ,-. .is0 500. 49, sNeH'us' ~
s y ae eAemy'"a papers 10 ret4teu . Tie new
si'a '"" - .
TUE FtSAoEGhEp VOLUNTEERS
So 80 aop' 'as
' au1 Ss - - ~ = iu'ioaSa hss eSprea' ana
- = 80 = p'so'saus y s"'r 'sspeV1'e
ns ,b "a 4 s, I'M - :. 49, = :! y w 'n'lar!
pro erly belong Nh Tie roye ua,ept II eusilv ~
gagged il pro, iJug reiuorcctsas for our armies i il
ius, thar thes n,pn Whose exerisace IA III, dea
naArs tAcn1 sltrinr Is twus th.r nInb.r az raw RI
or ~ sloud b hurried on 10 ion thsir r.s,msots
-. :, -.
The PAkE N MILITARY COSTUME
Pecrutug again dotiing the City Hall Park
and tho roll pr ths drum with ths sound ar IA. shr
- - - = - 80 ~ so1Ha y ~ sni'I
ouse ahoahes e 'aSl ta' sne country asain cais ior
volunteers 10 defend the government Every day a
crowd curious loosersOn may be found arulrd sac
recrutns tent several counten,nes bet keaing con
tary eel g q doubt and dissemination ii whether
nae r bssrs az - an : ~ - aad sel 'neir
dhpays cd from these tsuts ard stranger VA E. mn
broniwiy could not but cxcaim ,nwaTiiy tiAt
IVY sea' "''''' repe
THE VOLUNTEER RELIEF FUND
T Rotunda IN tie CIV Ifal park vas yes,.rsav o,ied
,,h - .u.anaa ...s , ~, e. 80
80 " ~ ~ i'ui 'ae oiA'h "uu seventh
wards q the CITY, IN order 70 receive their proportion Of
tn soldiers relief fund. The rush was SO great thar
passige admttns only one person al time had q be
sisht fo see the yariols 1,s,s sh,h r h, eoa.oa s
BY the APPLICANTS 70 obtain .clle some made The a.sr
h tIt eL.y we're from two dnerent wards a. The same
Which x a,'ne sor,c c,p,'aS S y ~ psi 49, I'm
tpg nld Notn.n anpe, ,,el .ne ,nsde na ssal, ~