New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10

ROCHESTER,.

tLey have been officially designated citizens OF the
"frs class" This Is highly creditabls distinction,
but in view Of the conseq ueuces which 1t involves
Il he quite probable that fair proportion of their
number would be willing TO exchange their hoaors
for the exemption.
The draft seems to be quite impartial in the distri
button Of its favOrs and scalters t~n rght snd eit
without the slightest personal consideration. Froa
The First Ward i, bias iaken railroad agent. book
seller a tavern keeper. lawyer, al ex-lieutenant,
Ill ex-capiain, architect, minister, and a re-
porter-all valuable acquisitions to military organ
ization, whether voluntary or consoripted.
Our own representative IN this Laypy squad, Mr..
Ray was accorded the Distinguish privilege Of
recording his own name, icing AT that time ell.
gsged IN his prot. ssious avooation at tho desk OF
She Provost; Marshal. AR. Ray acknowledged his
appointment with characteristic diiudence, bnt
Iesolu,e determination 10 shrink from no Gniy w'lsu
PATRIOTISM eulons. Although unfamiliar WIN 'ho
ruGimens of "a military education, nnsGclsso.neu "
tie haIiships of field campaign ana hl.he'to
Ing iuduHged In no Ceslre for " ~ Aux VIC 49,,
feputalion az he cannon 3 mouth, lie ~ heNeI'nC-
800 vb.never potife3 20 pass over either AL
sceepaAie substitute or the regular price Oh eAem'-
lion 81 r:,.L VT .,
p,jse an equally fine assortment OF ccnscrlrs,
t. ,,ronorilon of whom will doubtless avail them
selves of the privilege Of goius uto the ranks III
steao of having tue communications; ana the renaln-
ius wards have piled ny good aa)o'ies an iaVor OF
tbe Presidents r QUESTION Tor 100000 more.
We obs rye that The Rochester Union Office 10
rulcted IN the sun Of 100, which 10 equivalent TO
L. abe. bodied printers. The editors aud proprieoTs
bad very narrow escape and are OF coufso free TO
90 as substitutes obtain tie regular oouutes by
volunteernr. Nessrs. T.. ID. Tracy and Henry Z.
Daniels are conssTipled GU be bali OF me E<pr>ss.
The last named served short term with tne suiler
Of the li0th Regiment, ana will probably be let OIL
by paying S3UJ
lie Rev. Dewitt c. Huntington and tie Rev. j.
X. jacques Tie only chsl laiss drafted, ana the
former breaches what may be thought a farewell
hsconrss to-day. at the Ashoury ChuI,h-bui We are
sssured IL j. not 70.
The dry goods firm Of Sackett x Jones were taten
81 ussse from No A. State street.
A clean sweep was made In the Monroe County
Bank-every clerk employed there being spotted by
"the bind poet"
residents OF the Tenth Ward, but IN Europe,
were drawn. 10 fulan the ecriptural prediction,
two men were grinding at nal; one was taken
and tie other lel,-ihe name Of the taken being
joan Young.
were drawn, inciadiug Caps. selhnger aud Spoor,
Leut Smith AID others. Inc pIizs holders pairoed
the streets last evening in the old uniforms Of the
Light Guerd, to the music Of Gle and drum.
Among tue volunteer officers lreslsuedj who have
been To elected by the draft, Ice the names
Of Capt. Grade and L'eat. L0der, lOSth Reg ,ineut
Capt. Achilles sno Lieut.. baker, &7sh and Caps.
bowling ana HOLSTER, liJth. We hole hey viii
be re-cOmmiislOued.
III. Sqpplv Committee Of the Board Of Education
1. snbtrsced 10 a whole by the removal Of Messrs.
Oliver, Moy Lihan aud Fee. Three vacancies have
occurred IL the teachers 81 Of public SCHOOLS, VIZ
Nessrs. Chapman, Drausheid and hnlckerboes"r.
I, will be easier Tor the 10 ind substitutes IN tier
profession ,Aaa for I" three years or during the
war"
But the draft has lie unhappy as well as its
amusing features. There are doubtless very large
number OF poor men who art drawn; men who hsve
large families degeudent upon them for support, or
who for other peculiar 70 themselves, could
lily bear the burdens Of this CONSUMPTION. We have
tn mind one laboTng man who stood III the crowd
which thronged the COuri-iiopse square YESTERDAY,
hsteniug viii esrDestness which betOkeped tie
most painful suspense, aid wDo when HE name
was read Is il was burst luto TT OF uncomfortable
sr!eE. We were unable TO learn has name or his
circumstances. Another. Mr. keefe, informed us
that be had already one son IN the lO5,h slnent,
thai be Al lust buried ms daughter, ana tire DRAFT
bsd now deprived him Of two ouly remaining chill
dren. Such cases as these, end they are many,
merit the prompt, earnest aud practical cOntldera-
ton Of our cl.lLeus, eno We tTurt tnat suitable
measures viii be adopted Tor ilgsiing the severity
Of the draft iu Their behalf.
BUFFALO.
The Express Of Friday says: Yesterday, The be-
ginning Of the nott memorable SOCIAL event tits
community has ever kncws, p.ssed into histoTy, We
are glad 10 saw without any occurrence caculated
70 mar the ensiabe I.rlOlc reputation our city bas
slready acquiTe5 xesken the gratitude aud ad-
mira,ion with winch all future generations viii re-
psrd the priceless sacrifices have made TO secure
10 pOsery the blessingo OF a fToe govtri meni hna
united country. All good oiiizeht VIII jon win
us ~ the sincere hope that the draft thus au6 peious
" inauguIated may be Is peacefully and cIedtabiy
completed.
There had beer grave limitations OF resistance 70
the Government reluctant aud IN feet too long de-
lsyed call tor assistance, .-dd II was therefore
deemed advisatle 70 prepare Tor bry emergency
which might occur. The ceteils Of tue military and
civic pre- ataiions have already been eiVeh' ana u
only renal rs 10 render q well deserved oOli liment
70 Inc citizens, Of all political pefsussions, sum
noued bv Suenf Beet, Nc a p9sse c0mHatsS, Tor the
unanimous ard cheerful aiaenty wlth which they
re,popded 70 the call TO defend tie majesty Of the
law end sustain tie officers In the performance Of
their duties.
70 con mence tue Nisgsra-sireet cara had oeFOHleo
numerous loads Of the =" liabes' on Prospect Hi,
who maze their way IN anxious squads 10 The out
WORKS Of Fort Porter, in The night front wing OF
which the fateful wheel was 10 decide who OF tho
depizeDs Of he Fret, Second, and Third Wafds
were entitled T. pTLss IN the gFeaI LaOnaI military
game OF chance. .
Az II. o'c.ock the preliminary arrangements hay-
ing been completed, Provost Marsha Scroggs read
the Official order for the qrs't the AAHth District,
ard tnen requested the gentlemen present-foBe
tity In numbeT--to select from among Their number
one who blndfclded, should draw the names from
tho wheel Oar worthy townsmsn VIM D. l'lce
WE selected for tie purpose aud generously offered
tie use Of ais own handkerchief iOs tie 0cc.si0H.
WIN. +. Rogers, Commissioner OF the board Of
ynrolucent counted into Tie boxes 5j5 slips, con-
tajoing ths names enrolled in the First Distnct Of
he Eirst Ward. Mr.. RICE tooA bic pOsio1, the Pio-
yo,t-Nsr, hal turned the wheel and win tnc name
Of Louis Cbevaux the DRAFT commenced bath name,
~ soO1 as drawn, was communicated BY & VOC I'll
egraph 10 the auxiOus and good IA tuTcd crowd OUT
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