New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-30

,s,v Commissioners and said: " Mr.. Commissioner,
AN oves forty -fve."
How old are you"
FL don't know how cid am, but am over forty
sve."
"In what year did you make your fret appearance
10 this mundane sphere 7"
"Id don't know what you mean, but an over
soty-fve."
"Wben were you born ~
81 don't know, but am over forty-fve.'
How am TO know you are over agei''
81 don't know, and don't care, but en- over
sory-dve."
when were you forty.fvel"
II don't know, but know am over forty'hve."
'You must give me some proof that you are over
age"
II have been in this country thirty three years;
am over forty-ive."
"TLat does not prove you are toe Old to be
drafted"
IL don't care; know am over forty-6ve."
~ shall not your name until you prove your
age"
az tell you have been in this country thirty
hree years, and went a sparkling before came
here; am over forty-fve."
"Will you swear 10 i'll"
Yes, I'm over forty-fve; id II amt over
Iorty-6ve."
"Well, will exempt YOU"
II don't care whether you do or not; am q for
signer-besides, have wooden leg;" ana he went
fumpiDg into the street, swearing oaths not called
or by the Commissioner.
TIE SEVENTH OUT ON Durr AcAIS.-Tho
yth Regiment, N. Y. s. NJ, proceeded to Staten
island yesterday to relieve portions Of the Sth and
1th Regiments, which for some days have been
guarding the encampment Of the Irish Legion.
LAUNCH or A SrrAMsBIP.-To.day, at q O'Clock,
. steamship will be launched from the yard of j.
simonson the foot Of Tenth street, East River,
u Greenpont. she is q splendid side-wbeel
steamer, of about 5000 tuns, aud is built for Com
uodore Vanderbilt Of this city.
ExTIYsIos OF IHE TInr FOR EXEMPTION Ap.
sLIcATIoss.-Gen. Anthem has extended the time
Tor bearing applications for exemption from draft Till
Saturday. 1t appears that the number Of appli-
for exemption increases rapidly to render
his step necessary. Extra commissioners, clerks,
and surgeons have been appointed to two wards in
the city slready--the 18th aud 18TH The time has
also been extended in Brooklyn till Saturday.
FALL RIVER LISE--CHAsGr or HouR.-On and
after Monday next, the steamers of the Fall River
hne will leave Pier No. North River at p. H., in
stead Of p. H.. as heretofore.
SECOND Avvsur RAILROAD EMPLOYEES on A
SrRlKE.--On Tuesday morning about score Of
Holsters in tie employment Of the Second avenue
Railroad Company struck for higher wages on the
- a r.
dered their salaries insufficient to support their
families. Superintendent Dckersop, e. whom the
demand was made, replied that it was not in biz
power 10 raise their wages without authority from
the President and Treasurer of the rosd This reply
did not suit the lsboien, who insisted upon an i'm
mediate answer, they vacated their places.
Two or three hours later, when the superintendent
foreman, and many of the overseen were at dinner
about dozen of the strikers returned, armed with
clubs, and hAstened to the stables, where they
knocked down four or five Of tho men VITO had
remained at their posts. injuring them severely
Five Of the rioters arrested by section Of the
Nineteenth Ward Police. They are named Edward
MeSulty, Thomas McKenny, John o. Cain, Peter
Boyle and Barney Mooney.
On complaint Of Mr. Dickersop, the Superintend.
sn,, the prisoners were locked up for the night.
NETTING OF THE MATERIAL AssocIATIos.-l
The semi-aDnusl meeting Of the New-York City
Maternal Association was held yesterday at III
o'clock @. H., at No. &c West Twsnty.sixth.street.
between Broadway and Sixth avenue. This society
has been in existence about thirty years, and al
though ii embraces less than one hundred members,
principally Of tee Presbyterian faith, 1t has never
swerved FROM its original design. IL was organized
for the purpose Of instructing mothers how to care
for their children, aud It's members do not neglect
the physical culture while they seek the spiritual
welfare Of their children. They believe that next
10 the salvation Of the SOUL the salvation Of the body
IL Of the highest importance; hence they appeal TO
mothers TO save their children only from intern
perance and other forms Of vice, but TO save them
also from sickness, disease, premature old ago and
untimely death. In the language Of Horace Mann,
Z" not only wicked heart but foul stomach is au
sbomination TO the Lord" Mrs. Hastings ia the
Directress Of this society and Mrs. Eastman, Secre-
tsry. The Maternal Society In Brooklyn is aux
Hilary 10 this.
BOARD OF ALDEEnEs.--At q meeting Of this
Board on Tuesday afternoon, communication was
received from the Mayor, nominating Wm. A. Hall
~ Street Commissioner, but 1t was rejected by a
vote OF To 10. A communication was received
from the Mayor, calling attention to the fact that it
was necessary TO learn the exact quota Of volunteers
yet due the Government by this city. He therefore
recommended tina. Gen. Anthem be empowered to
nave Tree access 70 sach Of the public documents as
be might desre, In making investigations ae TO the
number yet due. After ZONE discussion on the sub
Jet, Mr.. Dayton offered resolution embracing the
msyors : Recommendation, which was adopted MIR.