The New York herald., 1863-09-09

asyss.sscas \. The city sum nss ssssedes ss so DcS
and sas bonds ana e. a,es or 81 Of he
aes 81 a ass sa nsa beS into bs military
Resolved, rna AVN Whenever married man. having family
Sa s :. FOR sns ss or
The military seryi,e general a anu ana IN
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.e SSes % % sa "e ass With q es so
s e be by % q safS @"ia com
e' TO-. e ~ into seh 1 10 sSs ae
ma GRITTY vote Or hose sieesI .hs amount Of relief 70 be
Ioaor shall be PAID by the compiosr q Tho
Alderman STRONG offered the following substitute
for the last resolution, which was agreed to-
bs I. IN ss % ne ne
aM and that In dsermnins Le worthy 70 rsesys
lncwn ana rs.pecis5ls ea.e.s sia form commits:
q @.isriiy af The Ws-d eam%I,sss eanhsmed By
jori.y q al ths members elected 70 this Board and ap
The committee then rose, and lhe resolutions we're
ported to tho full Board Alderman 1srnan in tho caar
On mot.n they were adopted as amended by vote os
seventeen ayes to one nay-Ad. Mclaughlin.
In compliance with the recommendations embraced VI
the above resolutions the following local committees
Ward. f.aMr
1-nos. D. Car man, Lawrence Hanley.
a-rrlncis Narksy, Jas. Buckley.
4-B0rdctt Stryker, VIM. I.cech. ~
o--Jesso NJ. Folk, John Pyburn.
6-Corneus J. sprague, Geo !. Kent
7-samuel H. Turner, 1hos u. Hudson. 9
6-Supcrvsor Francis Magraty, Jessica Skinner
e-Amos 7. Hatfield, a. @. Williams. 1
l0-Wm N. Thomas Vim. Beard.
12-wm NcAvany, Supervisor DriscolL
ls-w. ". Armhcd, Thos. Murphy.
15-Norman Andrews John Baldcrson.
16-A Vigeiius, Christian Escmann.
17-Wm n Meseroie, b. Jonathan Moore
l0-Wm. Tuttle, Chas. j. pcBcyoise
0-James Grdley, Roswell C. Brainard.
20-Kobert B. Benedict, Seymour /. Hustled
Alderman srRose moved that in case any one q tSs
ward committees should serve, tat the Aldermen
be authorized 70 appoint a man in his place.
Each ward committee was authorized TO secure room
at IN expense not TO exceed twenty five dollars.
After which the Board adjourned. tes
EXAMINATION or DRAFTED MEN.
The formal examination Of drafted men in the nirs
Congressional district commenced al the Provost NAP
shas Office, $50 Washington street, yesterday morning
O'Clock The examinations took place in upper
story back room. The lower rooms were occupied by
some with babies in their arms who to plead for
their husbands, brothers soss The first hour was
mainder OF the day hearing other The fellow
ing is the result or the day work
ExKhPT FOR DISABILITY.
Mott B. Bedel John W. Taylor, Valentine Shield, u.
ChampDey, Isaac Aorahams, Patrick j. Hanly, James
Sao''' james AospTy osIY SONS 0, VINO =
James Ta John H. scadder, Urich Kreither, Sylvester
Cummings.
Samuel Bristow (cord), Patrick McNabul.
Michael Delaney, Lewis Haskns, Robert Locke, Her
mann Often.
James Morrssey, George Morgan, James Frery, James
flanagan
HELD FOR SERVICE.
Robert N. Goodwin. John Fowler, Martin Wood.
FURNISHED suBsrsTUrxs. EA
George NJ Olcott offered Frank Bannormann, accepted
James Campbell offered James Graham accepted ". "
Upper offered james L. Pay, accepted Charles r. Os-
born offered Frank Feeey sccepted Albert c. Walsh
offered Edmund Robinson, accepted W. DuTyea offered
Edward FIaherty, accepted.
1he examination OF drafted men Of the First ward Will
probably be concluded to-day The Second ward viii boz
taken up TO morrow.
Tne COST OF THE MILITIA GUARD IN BROOKLYN-
The militia Of this city having been duty since tho
July New York the bills Incurred for their seryi
ces 10 Brooklyn presented meeting of the Super
visors yesterday. The following statement Of tho
amount -
7hirteenth regiment, for services from July 20
20 july so .........................1 81, ,l96 90
Twenty eighth regiment for services. 86T7 81
10 TO July 20. ...................... 5l6e -
rifty-second regiment, for services from July
10 70 July 27 liza o.
Fifty-second regiment, for services from August
Is % september 2,s2s -
% July So: s.s1l 70
70 August 81 1883 %
TO July Is Observation-Disclosures. 1850 %
Total -....................ss0Oe Oee 40