New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-22

Hampshire Regiment now going in camp at the fair
ground near Concord. Half Of them are already IN
camp.
RHoDE-IsLAND.
Providence now ranks with the moot generous
cities in nberality toward volunteers. She oasrs
bounty of Sl0c each man required tor Der quota
o. no shall Mist Wit, in 80 days The mode OF pays
mon, il ;ud,c,ous The recruit receives $25 when he
nasses tas surgical examination and is sworn Accord
iug TO law: SIS more when company il mustered
into service and the rema ming $50 are TO be paid in
onartery instalments of SIS each to bis family in
his absence, if be tas family, or it otherwise, ac-
cording to his written order LUIS makes, VIII inc
State and national bounty, s2H.
CONNECTICUT.
New Britain, Connecticut, having already fur
nished 90 men under previous calls will respond to
the present one with full company at least. Re
crutng at Meriden goes On so brskiy thal " 10
thought full company will be enrolled tnis week.
T@o companies for the war are forming al ColIns-
vile, and 20 high the militia spirit shat II 10
feared there will lot be enough LETT TO ring TO
church bell aud call town meetings. One OF tne
citizens of Wiusted has pledged himself to give $ioV
10 the first company that shall De raiseo I'D tEss
village within ID Gays. Suiheid held very luz
town meeting Thursday afternoon, and voted 10
give $3.50 extra bounty TO each recruit from that
town. With tie State and Government bounty,
this makes 500 cash in advance before ssarung'
Liberal enough. Tue men will soon be enlisted =,
Gov. Buckingham has q. cided thaI no person snaIt
receive "A commission as line ofhcer IN the new
Connecticut regiments until he has enlisted az least
30 men.
Recruiting il progressing with promise in this
State. The officer. OF fear new regiments nave
been named, as follows:
si..e.ntl--Coonsl A. w. Wfdes skowhegsni Lieutsp-
ant Colouel CLsses ". Tiden. Casne Major A. b. Fam
seyen,esnth-C Thos A. Roberts, Portland Lieu.
tenant Colonel Charles b. Merrill Portland; MAJOR, George
Ehteenth-Coloae Daniel Chaplin Bangor; Lieutenant.
Colonel, Thomas H. Talbo. has; Mschias Major Charles
Northumberland Fred D. se~al, Bath; Lieutenant
Colonel, Francis 4. Heath Naerve; MsJor not yet
pointed
o. c. Whitehouse, ESQ.,. Allotment Agent for this
State has Just returned from New-OIeans, leaving
that city on tire Sth OF July, and brings about
$4,000 from the severa! Maine regiments in that
vicinity, follows; The I4tn Regiment has been
paid up to MAY let. Mr.. Whitehouse brings 49,
OG0 from this regiment, aud returning men VIII soon
bring about 81 100 more.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CONTINGENT.
Recruiting in this Commonwealth makes gener.
ally very slow progress i'll consequence OF the heavy
drain our population has already suffered, and the
great demand foe laborers in nearly all branches OF
industry When the harvest Is over, the recruiting
will become brisk in The agricultural districts:
Meantime, it seems 10 be very generally admitted
that the State Legislature ought TO be forthwith con-
vened TO adopt Of expeditIDg the raising
Of The Pennsy lgaDia ontlngent. A Constitutional
provision forbids the Governor drawing any money
from the State treasury without due warrant OF law.
Yet it will involve large outlay to provide prop
erly for these regiments. in all probability there
FORE an extra se.,ion OF the Legislature will be
called by proclamation lis week, ar TIE Governor
has heen urged this step by many leading and in-
fuential citizens. IL is desirable that the Leglsla-
tnre SHOULD make provision Tor the families Of the
volunteers adopt new ana efficient system Tor
the thorough Organization OF the State militia, ana
appropriate money tor the equipment OF the troops.
[Poil,aei pbis North American.
Tie Philadelphia Press says:
In order stimulate recruiting. the Committee on Defense
City Council, have seed 10 -por at their next meeting
an ordinance making appropriation OF s'VO snd thai
Mayor suthorz-1 to raS warrant in the sun oil tIo
IN OF each citizen OF Phaee phi who shall enlist
TIE very liberal bounty proposed ought TO operate an
incentive and four hive regiments W PROC
filed city BY the of the month The
ysy each vo.neer beng mustered IN, wii under
this be 5lJ. follows: City bouly, 80, ed-
S2i recruiting bounty, ~; months
sdyauce psy fiJ-S in eidi.Vn whic the families oil
vorneeTs viii be provided for.
N this liberal offer does TIE number Of
nien, then drafting must necessarily DO resorted TO-