, 1862-07-19

ARD.
From the ithaca n. ~ Citizeu.1
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, |
WASHINGTON, July 5, 1862
Mt DEAR Cook: You must help Diyen aud
Van Valkenburg raise men. III is scen # 1ne
Instantly sho,e our strength. lsend hin {Dlyen) |
home for that purpose. Faithfully yours,
Hen. CHAs. Cook.
EL4mA, July 9, 1862.
DEAR Sra: shall be with You in 3 day or
two Don't say cdn't. Don't say that We must
RET ort to drafting. We have not the time to
draft. We must end this war soon or fight
the world. We can end it now. We can't fight
the world successfully; you know We can't.
But rs I am 10 see you soou, no more Row.
In haste, yours, A. s- D1S6N.
Hon CHARLES CoOK-
ACTION OF GOV. MORGAN.
ALBANY, July 16, 1861
Numerous applications having been made
to Governor Morgan respecting an extra ses-
sion Of the Legislature for the purpose Of au-
thotizing Stale bounty for recruits, the Gov
ernor, aiter maturely considering the subject
and consulting such State officers and promi-
nent citizens Of Albany as he could reach, has
it is understood, come to the .determin alton
not to call the Legislature together, b4t to
| State bounty Of fifty dollars to each recruit,
md to provide sum sufficient for that pur-
nose, trusting to the next Legislature to legal
fze and endorse his action. This policy Will
| eaye valuable time, as the conyening OF the
Legislature and the passage of an act would
occupy at least four weeks, and also save an
| expense OF some $50. coo. The amount required
viii be g, 3,000, COO or 8, SOC, 600. It is under
| etood the Governors proclamation or order
viii be issued to-mo1row. Arrangements VII
will be promptly paid. The determination OF
the Governor is highly approved By al with
whom he consulted; and will obviate the ne
cesslsy Of action by boards of SUPERVISORS to
raise bounty funds
FROM CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut Is hardly behind Massachusetts,
| in her exhibitions Of loyalty. Most enthusl-
astic mnss meetings have been held all through
the State, with the most gratifying fesults-
| Connecticut volunteers are offered e1tE.ofdi.
enlistment; si1 dol1srs per month to the vile
Of married man, or to the youngest cnlld
II the wife is dead two dollars per month to
E.ach child under fourteen years of age, not e1'
ceedipg two; thirty dollars Per year from the
State; fifty dolls1s in advance, BY the state.
1t the time Of entering the service, TO those
:. who enlist before August goth; IN addition to
twenty-five dollars By the United States, II
advance, atthe time Of entering the service
and seventy five dollars BY the United States
when hoporably disshafgea n 1ns oes,asE
:. Of priSates,, with zaaone, clothing and arms
u 4HE:MoyEMENT IN MASSACHUSETTS.
eI Correspondence n. r Times, 17th-1.-
a The committee appointed At the great, I'll
Of July meeting in Springfield, reported q
Saturday night, recommending that oon1!1
ri OF x75 be offered to each Of the 2s7 recruits
-:f which that city vas expected:to Iaise|eeou
(, $A,MDIn all. eBefole c2nyaasang haf me caty
s more than the requisite afnount was s1n
e, sc1ibed; and SO 1t goes all through the State
; The proceedings Of the cities and toKps VA, VA
rant the assurance that the quota Of fcesl
roope called for from this State, If al: d
rs their duty, viii be promptly made up: II !
g. impoesihie to print, In full detail tho acconnt
l. Of IN the pubic meetings, but one spirit an
E The The g. State has now in the field tsenty.ai
in regiments Of infsniry, ona regiment Of hesv
MiiIle1T.' Col Green !. one Of czEa1ry, eigl
node batteries Of one hundred and fifty me
each, three cavalry companies; two comp
H.. nIea of ,eha1psho1ters, and four de.aschs
"a compan3fae :6eaIdeGwhich large numbers !
,W Mas. Rehnaat$a sn1en have ad11atad In EoE
meniauRediR othef States, u IN New 1o