The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-25
FEDERAL tNlIsTMENTs Of BRITISH SUBJECTS

ansan the following details Of our teegraphc REPORTS
FEDERAL ENlISTMENTS Of BRITISH SUBJECTS.
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g-ne wuinuis OF Clamricarde and Lc rd
Broug hfsn Drifting Towards War W. ith
the lnipn-E.arl Fusscll On Lord Lys ms
IscmonsfrsAces-Hints at European In
IN the House Of Lords on the 9th Of June the lrqu,s
ri ASRcAnpE said that their lordships might thir him
somew pernhcious IN entering again into this ubect
he couia not help feeling that her Malesys govern
had been remss the matter and hat oe' des our
duty 10 feow SUBJECTS, great moral respt blty
r.s upon to proven, this recruiting ne proper
bad been taken to prevent long age the civil
IN America would have ended before w; and II
tie recruiting Of British subjects were now put stop
20 he believed the war would be brought 10
saeh ssd BEEN brought before Par ,mea were were
ISOLATED aud eycep,onalf they had ARISEN only from
ever indiscreon avsrce the part OF Aner
citEenshe should not hare been apt 90 etcc them
But could doubt that for two pears there had
deliberate intention on the part of the federal
government Ell It's with foreigners, and espe-
orally Eth SUBJECTS Of the Queen. Tho sangunary war
which bad ragged had rendered impossible Tor the sde
RAJ govern ss armies the population
Of the edera staes and it now oeratey sought
recruit ,ts armies hom abroad lie thoee
vho disposed to lay UGH stress upon Foreign
Enssmentacts because he believed that they sell.
dom found - be very efficient in their working Tho al
which had been made the OF this
coupry 10 preserve impartiay IN the contest on tho
American ntnent had not procured Tor much credit
tended 10 increase respect with which we were
regarded. 1t was fact, no. a. all unknown in the
metropolis business world that one OF the bel
hgerent lowers had been plentifuy supplied with arms
ard uur Eons Of war by this country from the com
nenceent ~ the contest; and vet was pro
posed supply the bellgereni rover with ships
course hcn would practically have placed the resources
this country mparaly within the reach OF both mar
tes, the government had found Itself com eed TO take
action To asseri its entire neutrality He main
a 10 Of history perfectly no.
,nat there bad been approved agents Of The ia raj
government etc1listd not cg in Irelanf, bit also Enc.
tan6 The purpose Of enii9 recruits Re had received
communications upon the subject from the midland
-sountes, informing him that such was the CASE ard
had learned that Efforts 10 OBTAIN recruits had
BEN made in Lincolnshire, where IL would have been
ght that there little likelihood OF success. The
federal 20, Itself had made oil its
lions The secretary Of state presented to Congress
bill, strengthened by message from the President and
1he referred TO the consideration of u COM
The bin proposed 10 establish a foreign recruit
ing department. the he dquirters which be
n YORK that iis recruiting agents should be
scattered through foreign countries. he believed that
plan had suggested any where but in
America Was possible doubt that The chief OBJ ecl
Of such 20 iacitste the enlistment OF
sruts from This country and other portions of her
failed partly because II was feared that so
srals might excite the opposition OF our govern
Dent. The bill what called 10 the
augusee OF the country stabbed > We had not only this
20 complain bu. b d also submitted what was
90 tracy 10 every international law lie bad by him
Liverpool paper il which 1t was stated that regiment
500 Germaus had been level in Germany and that
shsy we're 30 sail rom Liverpool ships could be pro-
yiced Tor the furose The newspaper recorded the de
po.turc or bupd ed and thirty Germans in the
manner 2 the were the embarcation Of regi
Het q the guards. That exactly those
prevent Of course, II was mt Openly stated that
sere nised for the army. IL was pretended that the
Act had seied such displacement OF industrial labor
that many branches OF the industry country
suriug wockmen No man, however, VINO examined tie
provisions OF the bill 10 which he bad erred would
Ions the bill according the account which be had
read o. H. proposed 70 advance tho passage aud other
= Yards 10 be deducted from their wages II was obv
lsy absurd 70 think that the federal government would
IN nthy payments. as the ,se might be. The money
oa ID only Be repaid by deductions wages If the
were engaged Ia service deF the government and
!. = notorious that that service was IN the army
rae, knew taa for the last two procamatoos had
lss ed FOR recrs that President OF toe ede
rsIt had called upon different states 70 supply
sse!r uota anc that some OF thuse procamatiors had
,per. There were only two states where the
|, Wa OF 50 diefs was supplied proporionste to
90 u lstmess we're not a. ali ssocs ssssa
us eli known how that the need o. men had drtce,s
n w. ai ssse,nnsn. q emtog .ss.o ,oliers aed
he ts regiments would provide hsl with 1870 900 men
W. trig horrible 70 thitk that such numbers
men Md DC wanted for the mere purpose Of saus
"a tce 81 very few weeks less than 40 600 men
I'D be- 9s. 20 one army atone and from calculations
hi tha, 'nainber was exaggerated. such state OF
ess' Ne sht 10 take steps TO prevent our fellow
.nh;eots n VA becoming victims In the dreadful con.
,,ci y'ag N Ameriea When the pre,soce Of
.al.aas nv 1 10 that House. Thsy had heard OF
NJ. 80 Whit occurred not long ego In Ireland
~ 4 numb W u operatives Induced by a
ede,sf agent 10 accompany him 10 the United States
,inor ivtus in Bason tho lodges 10 sort Of
nrn ,,ere they were kept without Cd all day In the
:, cong drhN wss deeply supplied, AID some on
~, ,,sn nate tney became supeled that they did
-, e.,.e heir sessse for two days. Arter the men
"a srrr n, ey Nf. sldder, the pcrcp by whom they
roe t. yaesd vsife !sAe accompanied BY government
20 roe oa r. 10 Informing them that be had been
a., aepoised n the WORK for which be Ind engaged
hs,r &c nue, &c that they should join the nted
u1,te, srmy ~ "a same time teu1efng tho hDnrtr
,nc,spc A,yi,nv rem ~ Join M ocular REGIMENT
nseh 10 s.id vie wholly COMPOSE Sf lrshman. some |
az = frced ~ acct tie bounty bot the others we're
..ret ~ reyt dhy I'd ndebtcd ford 10 tue
III tiai, low uarymeu ~ ieetOn nc wanted
!, 49, 80, 10 cen al for these rnen and what
eoarotion Ind been JUgnt 1r them, and whether any
yrcantls bad been Il ven prevent the OF
Iusb ira,sacttons IN future That fgrh pFactccs as
N "a IL bqd referYel' ~ were not uncommon
rtev know anon tbe Authority n federal /
} cer--seueral vinder--w.Ao demonstrated aE0iutt l
he s1rt 81 men who wers sans to btn, 81 fher i
ug mostly foreigners 81 a. manner " which ihey
were enlisted. stating that they We eul on
10 ne depot while drugged aud r. i.hsu y 90 auV \
ftiry enlisted. In these cases the men we're shot
~ once without trial We're such pro, eeuhes - se
Nov "a % contnue' II not only Ia 'bs "oshIy /
pad IN ireland that the rrao,ces be comnla Peu taa
ben carried On, hot he had letters frnL1 '~n.a
WHICH sfpke ~ slmiat donfs there, aud ia -" re
ra's.l0 Ell p' srs ard " ~ ~ nltrt safvsug
~ tsEfe II ~ 81 III iuductaes' hoinr bed aut
J. taf#t Fl fuults s1Ar tae e1ern r nv lie would !
t&t INof 5hN lN Ntubt lrteut ts TT "a O. ante
d. 70 ll.4 ne riaiefntAf Aht rtt corr ct 40
M - $50 81 ~ these we're seuefsi statements, III