New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05


piucr al wouio have been subject had he peIson"y
sa b. accepted % the Of he company Of dAite
80 "a Wb.urv-r the President of the United States or
the Commander hei shall order Dir IT rom the itia OF
pulc serylce such drat shall be inside IL the oe"b- ~
When the draft required to be made shalI be number
equal TO one companies to each oTis'de &c" ~
hall be made by company 10 be determined oy ioe' Dp
drawn by the commandnt Of brig in the peence t1e
csI. Of tn s c9 b SrssSs ' orranaed
Uniformed armed and eqalped according to the provisions
of this act. L- ANA, A. an. r.,i
en, such shall be determined by lot III the manner pre-
scdbed -. -. .t,
% ,yoie number Of men composing the military force OF
aid bdsale such additional dFe 'bs be MADE OF we ~
qo lie gumbsr to supply pcn ,oyr Or ward flied il tue
oe Of the city village, town cef IS hefeiHosiO'e pro-
vidcd
We give the following sections from the same act
in regard TO the enrolment of militia and showing
who are exempt:
s,ov ~ an. per.ous thus enrolled shall form the re-
serve militia Of the Of NewYok those between the
ages eighteen and thirty yeas shall constitute e 'el
Of the first class aGd tho.e be&een tne ss, ., d &
SIC 49, such comuepdant shall not include ~ such EURO
thu Of any officers not members Of me
militia Of this state of the officers members Of any me
conpsny ard the foreman Of ever, IRE copsny IN any '
vi sgs Of ,hs state shall before the htentb day 81
May each the in the office Of the Town Ci'y DstA,
especiiy- comp mics WHICH list 81 all show the town or ware
Sgc 40 Al pe.ops cisil exemption shal hle "ften
statement Of tie vrfhrd aiyi' In he ONCE Of tue
town city OF the County cer II case thrre De 40
clerk Or before the 't dty Of Au-g.. 10 u
fault which ,uch ersob shan loe ihe o'n,h o. scH
enpio except such ~ sre e'psoiay exempt oJ oonse'
In. following exempt: .
l. Al person. army and navy or volunteer forces o.
'' y W;si.trf, End preachers of the Go PEI.
me Lieutsuan tovefnor members end ohcer' Of the
L.c,atnfe the Secretary Of State. Atorneynehee 'on
To .r Engineer and Surveyor state lss'uIe anu
G k snd employees in their Offices Judicial officers Of TN
state iroung Justices of the Peace, Saes I'fohe'' @n'
Per.ops being Of people called Shakers or Quaker,
ossors teachers and suisntsin al COLLEGES ana protectors
e aud students in the several academies and common
s. Person. who have BEEN or hereafter ,hal be regularly
md Loaorby discharged from the army and navy Of lns
United stes In consequences OF the performance oi Ihary
tv in qua OF law OF this state And stch hIee
Counis,ed officers who shall have served az such IN
ih, uiiA Of tht. state % 10 tny one Of the ued o.a
f The pac of seven years; hut officer shil ne 50 eH-
emo u,le by tis regua'ion, after such term oi serve
uy accepted other lawful manner he 'hai N"'e
Fy1,y .ouIni.oned officer musician, and private.
of ever, Uniform company troop faei OF hereafter 70 DC
a-et WI, has shall hereafter uoiiofm himself $500
Oh. visions any ls o tins state, aud wac saI nay
o. roi service ouch cpMpauy or troop 'r the pace M
yea from the sine Of bis enrolment tle'io Ntl ue
eArmpt military duty, except IL Cases Of war ln1iie0
SKI D. ido,. Inmates. p4upers, hab.lal druuAaris and
prison, convicted Of infamous crimes 'AaH not ne 'uec u
military duy. ,
The enrollmeut lists have been copied from the
Civ Directory the poll lists, Assessors lists and 20
forth TO which have been added the names collected
by the official enrolling officer when visiting every
residence. The law is very stringent in the matter
Of exemption, and demands that said exempt must
"fle written statement, verified by aihdtyi'' o.
hls claim for exemption, or in default, "lose tn
Jeasm IF such Exemption" These passes must bt
filed with the County Clerk before the l3th instant
Yesterday the County Clerks office was thronseo
with pe rsous declining TO file their certificates OF eX
emption under tho new Militia law, aud TO Inspect
the enrolment li.ts. Most OF the eXempts VINO ap
piled yesterday were iremen. Some people say tina
,he enrolment lists ae made out very cagclessly
and do not contain two-thiris of the names of per
sons in the City liable to do military duty. In thi
case it is more than probable that the whole wori
will have to be gone over AGAIN.
THE PAYMAsTER-GESERAL.
Col. Bliss has returned TO Albany, and il agair
engaged In paving the State bounty TO volunteers
Iefe bOnniirs will cease when drafting Is resor'eC
TO- AID men who are now delaying with the view
Of getting an increased bounty Will get nothing.
SENDING SOLDIERS BACH TO THEIR REGIMENTS
Mr. Simeon Draper, who has been appointed Com
missioner 70 carry lnfo effect the recent order o.
Secretary Stanton rel tive 20 the expiration OF fur
~
return 90 O. army by the llth inst left for Al an!
sst evening TO consult witt Gov. Morgan IA relation
10 the subject. Before the llth inst. he will Wei
the Governors II the Etstsrn Sttter, and a genera
plan OF operations will bee decided upon. Tue whole
Police force ol the country will PROBABLY be engaged
IN arrestInl delinqueuts.
FUNERAL or COT. MONROE.
The funeral of Col. Monroe took place YESTERDAY
moriir from -. Navier Church (koman Catholic
nrd Wa attended by his relatives and The reserve
guard oi tho I'D Regiment, y. y. y. VI. There wa
no military di-rlay and tie obsequles were con
busted III The most uno-tentn'on' manner
INCRrAsE or ENROLLMENTs.
There WAS dec ed incr a,e IN the number o
men enrolled throughout the city Yesterday. Nor
men were sworn 10 at the musierin. Office than OF
any pro yious day for some time. squad Of recruits
colld be seen AT the rcspecive headquarters of th
various rrg mental organizations, waiting to be mus
tered, uniformed, and cent 10 camp.
GENERAL RECRUITING OFFICE FOR REGIMENT.
N TIE FIELD.
Pursuant "a orders from tho War DEPARTMENT
Col. Wa. :. Ri OF the ~ alrv service, has opoue,
an office ~ the Old Gu, House, No. ~ Broadway
Tor the purpose oi enrolling men Tor regiments n0w
IN tie field. iii- arrai' ments are only psr;iill'
competed, bnt many applications have already beet
lnade. Recruits can designate iof themselves Tie
It gimeut 10 which they wish % be detached Whel
ittey viii be mustered 1910 service and furnished
with uni orms. They will be dispatched to tns se.
II war iu convenient 3uids. 4 Commissioner wi
be- in attendance % give legal advice. aud d.aw ul
necessary papers. line necessary STEPS have beer
taken to PHI. sit, aud din mel in the b4lldiug
Ii-L- hundred GAO be- CARED for go - time. Col
Blrs viii keep no rrlIluc-s uflc.'e uniforms tOi
every branch Of the -olyicc, aud Will soon have q
complete re- -sfer OF tho army
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS.
Cot. Quincy :, progressing slii actolly il th'
.or.aU.la,ion of l.s command. Captain Coos ls re
c-litiu, 20 80. ~ broadway. TIE Co'or. -tre
H4t roe bonaty ra,ta8 alc promptly returned b.
PuyuattgrGcu. BIss.
ANIuCN BATTALION or LIGHT ARTILLERY.
MAJOR willard feels coaideut o, tAc early couule
ION 0i hi. battalion. Ills Ice ID. quarters are "a Nc
i l.