New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-21
TIE PAYMENT OF THE NEW.YORK STATE
BOUNTY

OHcsLI ABASI, Saturday. July ~. 1862.
The following regulations will be observed with
references to payment Of the bounty Of so authorized
by the proclamation Of July Il, 1852:
The bounty viii be paid only to recruits who en-
list for three years the war and who pass salts
factory medical examinstion in accordance with the
instructions of the Sursecn-GeneFal OF the State,
dated July -, 1862.
The entire bounty viii, in all cases be paid before
the recruit leaves the State.
IN the cate Of the regiments now forming, imme-
dia.cly upon the mnster into service Of the United
states Of one or more recruits, the Aduiant Of the
regiment, or other mastering officer viii transnii, TO
Col. George Bis, jr., aymaster-Genersl, Albany,
one copy OF the list, with the corresponding enlist-
menl forms attached provided paragraph three
Men OF different companies will no; be borne upon
the same maseI-.n roll but 81 many men Us il con.
venieBt may bc borne upon one roll, provided they
belong 10 tie same company AT the same time
separate receipts, signed by each recruit, will be
transmitted to the Paymas,er- General by the Adju-
tsnt OF other nius.oring officer.
Upon the reception Of the pspers above NEIL
toned, the Psymas.er-General Will promptly return
q cleck upon the Commercial Bank Of Albany FOR
one-half Of the bounty, to wit - payable to the
order Of the recruit, and State certificate that if be
IL with the regiment when its organization is COM
peed OF is ordered from the State before The organ
izaton IL completed or is then properly accounted
for he viii then receive the balance of lie bounty,
81.
In the case of recruits for regiments already in the
field each recruit will he required, after his arrival
at one OF the three depots-Albany, Elmira, or New
York-to undergo special inspection for bounty, to
be made at Albany by DIR. Mason +. CSgswell, al
Ney-York by Dr.. William II. Thompson, aud az El-
mira by DR.. William C. c. Wey. The surgeon VIII
indorse upon duplicate Of the blank headed "Vol-
rneer Enlistment, certificate that tie recruit las
been " examined for bounty and parsed"
Thi. blank, SO ndogsed, together with d receip;
signed by the recruit, will be transmitted by tie fur-
geon TO Col. George Biss jr., Paymaster-General.
Albany, who viii promptly return check ioT the
entire amount Of the bounty.
TT. Ayagy Statesman fays OF the Bounty to
Volunteers:
We are informed shat the Commercial Bank Of
this city agrees 20 advance all the money from TINE
TO time "a 10 may be re uired, trusting 10 the Legs
lature TO make the requisite appropriation al ~
next session. 70 enable the bank TO do this, the
Canal Board will he asked fy the Controller 70
mike it deposit bank for Cana! Funds, asI; il Tor
the General Fund. If this he done, II WI receive
tho.e Srnds and pay interest," upon them the same &c
other deposit bahks. There will, therefore, be no
illegal or improper interference with th9,s funds,
nor ravp1entt on; OF the Treasury. Inc Bank ana
moi The Treasury will make The payments until the
Legislature dali make the appropriation.
IL IL proper, ALEC, 10 state that no new lH WI oe
reouiIcd for the purpose o. reimo1rslng these ad'
vsnces The Legsisture At its last session ievleo
tax OF two mills line dollar for the purpo.e OF pro
vdng for the direct tax to the federai
But since tha, law passed, Congrett' pss.ig 'ne
National Tax bill, hss suspended the operation OF
,be direct tax until April, ls65 The moneys Wien
will therefore not be required for that object, but
will be on hand to be appropriated by the Leslsa'
tme for these bounties advanced TO the soldiers.
BOUNTY TO VOLUNTEERS. =.
The commentator now offered to volunteers is OF
the most liberal character. The private receives Ms
regular pay of sl3 per month, 800 bounty from Ins
General Government, and thoee from this State VIII
now receive special bounty Of so under tho ar
tapgsmsn, inst decided upol By Gov, Morgan be'