New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-04

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latle TO be drawn. The Revised Statutes of this
State, Section 40 Of the Militia law, prescribe:
Wheneyer the President Of the Urited States or the
l cb A., snA G5dsr DRAFT from the militia for
when the DRAFT required made shall be number eaoal
companies each brigade such draft shall be
by company to be by lot to be drawn BY
he of the brigade Ia the presence of the com
naudiDg officers OF the regiments compo,iDg ,uch brigade
from the military forces Of the State in his organized
In dram .hs require number equal to On. red,
uen Ito brgadel 1t IL to be determined in the sane
In such drs. shall require lsrser number than tn.
whole nnmber composing the military force Of such brigade.
the military roll Of the upuaiforoed mi'i, Of each
.srl, filed With the city, village. or towncerk &c.
When snch DRAFT Is red all males residing in
mental districts are mpeed to enroll themselyes the
roGont i,t is then filed lin ctie IN the conntyc Office
On the day appointed ne mayor spp y.or o. the ware
pres'nc- Of the reDenta commander II the district.
draws by lot from this st number Of names IN accordance
with the punber called for by the draf ANY mate thus
tra~D may provide an sbleboded man as 81 osGte who
e1ep, from this drsft eycep, cergymen, and ho.e
pcapacsred by Of bodily ailments The old ninta
Pr sident judicial and executive officers Membes Of Con-
gres', Custom House oeic post officers and official, con
mariners in actual service >,
The law of the last Legislature very materially
changes orr entire military organZatlon Of wblch
| he general features are "a iollows:
All men the Of eighteen aud forty
FIVE ere enro led gout the state rnt form one great
military body This force however Is divided into two class
IN those between the ages of eighteen and thirty cors
the c, and those between thirty ana ory i've tho
From the first be o'ganized whs. ths s's,ae calls
If as and men about 20 This organization is made
mp Of the present uniformed militia q the state and any
he nonber thus made up he statute authorizes dad
from the frst elsss 70 complete the Organization
From tbi. National Quad, by c0nptuies, regiments
AIDES the anticipated draft If any shall be required s to
Ne made
THE POLICE TO ARREST BROADWAY SOLDIERS.
At meeting Of the Police Commissioners, held on
Friday laet tie fol owing resolutions adopted:
Reri That pursuance e the fifth section Of the order
Of the Secretary Of Mar, dated Juy 81 the Police be in
sructed ny tie pst-pdn TO arrest sny officer private
colder for duty who be found absent from hrs
d without Just and deliver them at the Central
OTce
F,sr,I That the Superintendent cause all officers and
pvaes arrested pur.nance e the above resolution 10 Do
conveyed delivered the military authorities at tao
proper post or DEPOT aud collect The - reward a""ee 0f
R('ireJ. Thathe Board viii allow members of the focetO
the rewards received making all arrests Of oheefs
and priyases as above mentioned
MEETING OF THE NATIONAL CONMTTTRE-A
GENERAL ARMAMENT RECOMMENDED
The Convention OF Committees on Enlistmeuts IN
this city. met AT o'clock On Saturday afternoon, at
the Rooms Of the Chamber Of Commerce. Ibe FOL
loving resolutions prop )sed by David Dudley Field,
adopted by una iinous consent
R,,lr4 That IN 'h jldgmen, Of TIL, Convection the limo
rs for the milton to rut on IT, whole arno "ns "a.
i,se before all other ihng' 10 the overtime" OF The
Rebellion usg for ihs; p1rpoe All the agencies Of every De
-rip'ion which any foreign nation, warning against as eo0o
Rs.'red That whou, waiting for the ezigency 70 sr'ye
requiring their active employment we should nov mfss
dy every every shP and every ot INST
oud by possibility be- required IN any stage OF LIE ne
be lion or Of foreign Intervention Million.
Res,ird That the loyal ate. have nearly .er mions
Of hg ting untold millions OF property snd tle saoeey
the Government and the people nesd ogy As noo..-
will make th.r power and authority felt and respected
Re.oipd TIA, now without stopping TO consider who has
been reu.. or WY all our immense Ie,ourcs, S. n,,
prepared, collected, aud q, n9lneo NAV ne sho
4 The csunty cou At BE- used 10 l. PLAZA and mpers
tive duty the National and state Goyelnnebts without an
toe whole miia OF and also swell tie rational
armament. their capacity for hent action ara
bodied man to arm hm.p end unit. with military
s,nston or i there be none conyes.n' 70 io, Wv. on
eghbors rife club other military ASSOCIATION iof aii1
R,1reS That ~her.ver the rnnient has already
provided adequate OF defense s the duty Of
munipar. other local suthori.es TO anticipate lt'
tp by bowling il for he1seve. and we urge especially
apon he Mayor aud Common Council thl. city 70 iake
for providing this pore with oncad ran and other
sufficient to make II absolutely unassaaoie'
Rss9trcf ii tn OF luna recruiting proves
too slow for Of the time drafting should at
be resorsd IL Is u't aud equal and we oeis'o
every loyal ci zen Is ready for H.
HNLECK GUARD--CHANGE OF NAME.
Col. Peissner having been selected az Colonel Of
the Fifth Senatorial District Regiment, has removed
bis Leadgnarters to Lincoln Hall, No. l6J East
Houston street corner Of First avenue HIS Once
hours ar. from 10 10 |. The regiment will hereafter
he known az the Fifth Senatorial District Regiment.
There 335 men in camp at Turtle Say. capt;;
George Il. LYON, aG-decamp To Gen. sisei, wA'eo
dp, n Col. Pessner on saturday, ana assured I'm
officially that the preliminary steps had been taken
10 annex bis command 10 the corps OF Gen. Slgel.
Among the privates OF the regiment are two .ler"
gyInen-one American and one German. SERVICES
we're yesterday held by them III their respective AN
puages. The regiment made good appearance on
dress parade Yesterday, Capt. Batterson acting IN
place OF Adjutant sclamyl who Is temporarily "o-
sent.
SECOND FIRE ZoUAyEs.
A meeting will be held at the IN Regiment ar
rnory this evening by the obicers oil tue tIIe De
nartment To inaugurate measures 10 I'LL TINS reeI-
ment TO the muximum limit. Gen. sickler is ex-
pecled 10 address the audience.
ABSENTEEs FROM THE ARMY.
Mr. Simeon Draper returned from washington on
Saturday morning. He has been appointed Com
mi, sioner 10 look after o,ers ana pryates absent
from Ga -r regiments, and VIII soO1 hOid cohsdlla-
lions with the Governors Of the Eastern States upon
the subject After the 18th inst all soldiers found
away from the seat OF war Will lie arrested ana sent
to their re9 nents.
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
On Friday last 90 men were eullsied Tor the Eia-
pire Brigade of which b were Tor the let Regiment.
On Saturday 10 recruits received. All are sent
10 the barracks 40 East Nov.York as soon az sworn
in and uniformed. Yesterday there w"s dless "a
raie which was witnessed by hundreds OF spectators
from the city. To-day the Iuspector0eLeEai VIII
inspect and review the brigade.
Col Cohk Of the Senatorial Regiment mas opeAe1
ba Headquarters in the marble building, on the core
ner OF Court and Jortlemon streets, and m, esso-
lished recruiting Offices Ia various paris oi 'e ,S
and throughout Long lsnad The prospects LOT MI
inc no this regiment are good and there is'o oonbt
that both regiments required from the first, sfcoto,
and third Senatorial Disrlcts, VIII DC fe"uy ''i
marching orders In few weeks.
MILITARY MATTERS IN wlLLIAMsBURGh.
During the past elk the police have been Aci'Vs