The New York herald., 1862-07-17
TINE NEW CALL FOR TRCsPs.
Importans Action or Governor Morgsn--
Fifty Dsllsrs Bounty to New York Ne.
armffa.

cruits the Governor after mAurely considering the
subject consulting such State Officers and prominent
eitisens or Albany ~ he could reach has n 10 UNDER
Stood come 70 the dess mination 70 sal the Lsxs-
aturs together but 70 take upon himself suthorhy ae
once 70 offer State bounty Of nfty dollars % each
cruit and 10 provide sucient for thst purpose,
trusting to the next Lsgsasrs 70 sgazs ard endovss
his action.
This policy win save valuable Time a. the ccatenihF
OF the Legislature and the aet would ocsupy
at least four weeks and also save expense Of some
$50 900.
The amount required win be 81 900 900 or q 500 Co.,
understood tho Governors proclamation or srasv
viii bs issusd tomorrow. Arrangements viii be made
20 that the amount Of State bounty will bs prompt
paid. The determination OF the Governor Is highly ap
proved by al with whom he consulted. and will obvass
the necessity Of action By boards Of supervisors raise
bounty funds.
Rules for the Organization o. Treeps
Under the New Gall.
WAsMSGrox, July 10, 1884.
The following il the substance q general order jus
issued from the War Dspartmsnt;- =.
IN organizing regiments OF volunteers, the 0ovse
Of the States authorized 70 appoint In addtoa
TO tho stan officers heretofore authorised ssocnl
lieutenant for each company who shall bo mustered hss
the service at the OF the organization,
with authority to muster In recruits they snstsl
any recruit shall be enlisted who shall Afterwards, -
medical inspection. prove 70 have been obviously unAs
for service the time Of his enlistment, al expsasss
caused thereby shall be paid BY such ocer 70 be stop
pod against him from any payment that may b. coming
to him from the government hereafter.
Any officer thus appointed and mustered shall only ~
entitled 10 be paid tho muster and pay ron Of hi
company and should he fail to secure an organizsl
company within such reasonable time the Govsrner
NAV deai hA frnDa aol
other company his appointment revoked and he bo dts
charged without pay unless the Governor may thias
proper TO give him position In the consolidated conps-
ny to which his mon have boon transferred.
Recruits will be sent 10 the rsgmental rendezvous =
least often week, whore they will be imme
il found unfit for duty by reason Of permanent dsasi
ty they will be discharged from the service orthwsA
by the surgeon who win report such discharges 70 The
Adutant General Of the State and also 70 tho sdutans
the regiment noting particularly those cases whore the
disability obvious at the time Of enlistment.
pletsd il viii bs carefully instructed BY the musssros
officer for the State, who will that at least the mini
mum number Of each company Is present. No sbsea.
tees except the sick In hospital, will be counted He
will also compare the muster IN rolls and found oee.
man at the date Of his enlistment.
officers will be mustered into the service only on the
authority Of the Governor Of the State 70 which their
Until regiments organised and their muster rolls
completed they will be under the exclusive control Of ~
master medical and ordnance stores and contracts fsf
subsistence will, approved BY them. b allowed, anA
where i is desired BY ths Governors OF the States,
the Unt States officers Of tho quartsrmaster medical
and ordnance departments may turn over stores 70 tho
State authorities TO bs issued BY them In accordanos
with the regulations and accounted for In the proper
bureau OF the War Department -s
Persons travelling under the order OF Governor Of
Stale business connected with the recruiting service
will bs allowed the actual cost Of transportation, TO be
sn Of the account by proper vouchers aa1
the order under which the journey WAS performed.
To Recruiting OMccrs In New Yorks
meeting will be held Al the Astor House Groom Ne.
az on Saturday. at four o'clock NJ, OF the ofcss .
recruiting service In the city Of New York; when all e.
such service will please attend important bu.
slnsss connected thsrswiih viii be transacted.
Lieutenant W. J. a. R0DD, Secretary.
Vermont First In the Field-Arrival anA,
Departure OF the Ninth Regiment vs-
lunteers from that state-Thsir Recsp-
ti0n I'm this Ctty-Dinnsr ~ the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, DO.
The State Of vsrment has the prestige Of ssndog the
ns regiment Of volunteers under the new call Of ths
President the seat Of war; In order to al the ranks
Of those who have fallen in battle and boon cut of hs
unrslentrg hand Of disease. The Ninth regiment e
Vermont Volunteers arrived In city from Brattebe,
In that ssats At early hour yesterday morning Ts1
landed a the foot Of Twenty ninth street, East river
from whence they marched 70 Madison square,
opposite TO the Fifth Avenue Hotel, whore
they were provided with rsfrsshmsnts, which
they seemed TO sadly need thsy suffering greatly
from the intense heat Of the day The fact that thA
was the nrst regiment which hsd rallied under the
call from tho Executive chair lent larger amount u
interest the progress Of the regiment through
city than might otherwise have bees expected Crowds
assembled In the square who anxious 10 gaze upsa
these heroic who first In the nsld under Abe
new demand for volunteers In defence Of national
government Numerous ladies were hand, also, y
tender dslicaess to the parched lips Of the narchiss
soldiers. The Ninth Vermont Is composed Of fine
body OF has yet LEFT the State for the war
Eight regiments are already serving their sountry in
the nsld which speaks volumes for the patriotism Of
that State. Tho regiment is enc thousand strong an4
fn provided Win Al M tss n.cssssy y ssapsn Tsy
Washington. All parts OF the State Of Vermont
in tins regiment which has been recruiting
rand Of the regiment. He Is every inch soldier,
having lieutenant colonel Of the Second
regiment Vermont Volunteers at Bull run and Yorktown.
ae vas detailed specially the u this rsgi
ment bsttsr officer accordingly IS the past exsn~
.ssrns has bean captain in tie TK.h Vernon. ysias
Tho departure Of the gallant Ninth from their native
state Was ihs occasion Of quite ovation at the hande
Of those whose and dearest friends were repre-
ssnted in the giment flag was presented 10 them
by Gov. Hobrook OF Vermont the occasion Of their
departure togsther with ensign of the State There
werSbut few persons assembled at the dock foot OF
| Twenty third street when the regiment arrived,
board the Bay State. There band In attsndancs
but fes and drum corps enlivsned the line OF march
A. halfpsst O'Clock the officers Of the rsEimsna
were at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with sump.
tuous dinss, prepared by Col Frank Z. Howe and ths
i sons OF Vermont Owing 70 soms mistake in the hour
appointed for the dinner 70 take place, thoro
mona present at the tabs but the officers thsmsavss.
Colonel Howe, Major Hslsey, Mr. Holbrook and = few
others The enthusiasm aud COED feeling upon the
son however were the less strong aud
| passed on wi b genuine patriotism and ardor.
After Justice had been done the good things prOvdM
Colons Hove rose and, In appt opriats ylAgs,
CON Cd the cgimcnt 10 New York city, He gave asl n
PLANTATION Of the reason why there was net Alargs q
tsnasncs Of the sons OF vsrmont, and concludsa III
speech by proposing the heaHh u Colonc stsnsy rd
Long may lie i've aud long may you lovs hin AL kns,
i ron love him now"
Colonel stannsrd returned thanks for She hon NJ con
ssrred upon him IN toasng his health. After ms n
marks from the chaplain md Major Halssy IA proceed
I inQs wound ND.