The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-11
Shrcwd RecruItius scheme Large Num-
bcrs 81 Emigrans Recruits log Maasa.
ChOnena.

The British steamer Bcllopa, says hs Posr,
which ieft this port on Saturday Last, had. few
days before, quietly landed op Deer Ilaud, in Bos-
ton tarbor between too and 800 men. She did NO,
touch 1t any wharf In Boston, but, alter leaving
the men, put ont of the tsrbcr, and sailed directly
for his port bringing = few bses VI rags which
constituted her entire cnryo Two other similar
trips have been made The ars, vessel came from
Ireland the other from Hamburg. Most Of the
uien brvusht these three vessels are now in the
Uuion sriny. majority Of these emigr~nts hal
siIcAly been trained " the use oi arms, and some
" thcin bad becn Ia battle. II is believed that they
VIII DO good scrylio In our army. Que comrany
from ISV"Yo, after arriving, rcfso II ,s stated, 10
enlist, aud thus pit the parties engaged IL the ell
,efrriss TO heavy loss.
Tie s"ret 81 those pr ceci'ngS though well kept
OF first, lately leak ii trouh the agency OF the
New York recruiting agents. The men were col.
'ected Ia bsl,un, under the deroct!on oS Jali.n n
ALEU-. formerly colonel u the wel-tuown crgan,-
rston csleI no Polish Legion" OF this city. Six
hundred uien were gathered within three W, cks
md constant accesiions ~cro made 20 thc'r rum.
bers IL vas not difficult 10 collect th IA. Tho people
oi Europe ure acquainted with the efforts max iny
here 10 Obtain recruits and many persons desr-
ing To come to this country, consequently make ap.
pucaton TO our consul,--suppOsiby t.at more faci.
ltcs Tor transportation Lther n to afforded By
our diplomatic representatives. but those olhcers
IN accordance with the in-rI, tons Of our governs
ment REJECT the proposals. When, bowever, It be.
came known at Antwerp, recently, that NJ. Allen
would receive persons AID send them across the
ocean, the udinss were quickly conveyed 10 the
principal cities near the seshosrd of tn. continent
nnh immediately men cnme irotu all directions.
Tho Belgian government would not Permit the om-
barking of tho eGgtunta withou. careful exami-
nation OF them, aud the signing of a contract bv
e,rh person which was to he "A certificate that he
went by his own desire. Tbs paper Tor copy of ny
WAS b. be Ian with the otii '-rs, else the
DecessarS clearance tor te y"as'l could he Oh
to ned. The contract hound the sigrerS when they
should arrive IN tie United States ~ 10 whate eyer
IN ohi tc required ~ tLeia and sll the men were
asked by ttc Dthecrs n tbey nnlesso d what tho
contract ,rlrlcj and II ttey we're willing to abide
by II. These Questions answered saiisiactorily,
and the 'urn. attaDtci W the contract Completed
| III" prVhm taries. sbDo of the Bclginnr were IN
aule ~ WI 'c their names, anu the Custom ohce-s
mae" the req lrcl Signature, saying IA thr Amer
cGn- M they did 81 that they werc going ~ Aner.
| CO Ppd must do Their duty. Afer s,ipr trouble
With reference a. the provisions, the Bcons pui TO
sea Gu the 9th ult.
| IN. men enlisted on Deer. bland were examined,
ard Afterwards wCut 10 the military rendezvous IA
another plrt OF the barLor. In four DAYS from
the TIN. Of arrival tie Dus.ness w.s concudsd.
N'hoiy not interested were ser, while ,htce ia,
dviduals we're much richer, aEd four hundred
men were cieditei al! the quota a. Boston. More
oi th",e EN- yitn- are coinipg, Another weasel
llPdel villa item expected VI Boston harbor IN
"A few daye, The tactg are known in Europe and
this new system of ngrat on. first made prsct.1-
able through tie wants and DE enterprise OF men
OF fOstul, appears 10 lc success. NJ edOr,s have
t~n rnSie ca The continent, 80 far AZ Jet appears,
| ~ pui a2y IL.