New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-09

Psernitins in the City aud Ncighborhood

There are seven recruiting stations WlthlD
tie Jurisdiction Of the Military DepaItrer! Under Gen.
Hayes aud they are established at the six Provost
MarsLals Offices and Gen. spinoas rendezvous. S,lee
the Goth Of November there have been 40 cnlistnent
and about hs tia, number have been recruited within
week The liberal bounties paid by the City. State
ard General Government have encouraged enlismens,
so that volunteers coming IN q, tie rate Of 100 per
day.
Complaints reach US ION every quarter in relation 10
the Disagreement o. funds designed by the City Govern
mert r the benefit Of tie volunteer those who De.
pend upon him for support The 6? oooco volunteer
loan WIS not granted for the bene. Of boarding house
keepers sharpcrs. their friends in Office or ont OF
Office and VIC are glad to know that steps have been
taken to secure absolute justice to the volunteer.
1t Is stated with considerable emphasis that many
additional men could be obtained for the service fthe
city bounty Of $500 could he put into the hands Vi the
volunteer with lees delay than at present and the funds
needed would be forthcoming II capitalists would
respond TO the following call;
| CRY oY Nsw.YonE prrARTxxSr or FiyASor,}
| December, 1863 !
smi beg leave respectfully to ,ohct nom yoa .eb.crp
ion The iund for Procuring volunteers IL beloved by tho
Committee having he business IN charge that tie whole num-
required nom THE city be Obtained ii the re
Please have the gooduc. acknowledge the receipt Of this
and In you disposed aid the object
IN view will thank 10 state tho amount o. bonds 20.
WI ''''' WY MATTHEW n BRENNAN, Controller
| Tie sum already subscribed is 100000 Tie Com
mtee Of the Board Of Supervisors who have charge Of
this business state that there is 10 doubt whatever
that the quota Of tlis city ard county can be
filed In q short time provided the funds are
raised. The bonds pay Fix per cent interest and
are ledecmhble on tie lot Of June, lsGi Thus
fur 200 men have been paid through the recruiting
brokers' who at the lowest calculation. have managed
to pocket onethrd Of the amount paid TO the recruits
The bounty is for the benefit u volunteers and
the benefit OF brokers, whose loyalty rests alone upon
their lucrative employment. Many Of the sbarpois
engaged In drumming up recruits belong to the lowest
class Of Copperhoads who would rather render service
to JEFF Davis than TO the Government Of the United
States providing they could make AZ much money by
the operation These men 60 not hesitate to take ad
vantage Of tho emigran.s who come to our shores
ignorant Of our laws and language. They seok out
men who in desperate circumstances. furnish them
with little ready money, assume tho responsibility Of
few small debts and hurry them off TO the recruiting
depot to get the bounty clearing from slOO to $3.50
each volunteer whose services they sell to the officers
In charge. They find their victims board Of emigrant
chips IN failor boarding houses ard grogshops and
DO not object 10 tao ufo Of many exoeponable meas
ures TO crafty their dcquisitiyenoss.
The following general orders are aimed a, the evil OF
wbIsl e'omtslo, aI0 ttsy to ieiliGliy observed.