The New York herald., 1863-10-05

THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
The Board OF Exemption for this district heard worry
few cases on Saturday. Tho now remaining to be
decided BY the oard are about two hundred aon
which nave been laid from time to tns and ssvon
hundred cases In which the claimants have fled N 40
pear. AZ the alien cases arc d6Pcsed OF all
looked up. The Board has appointed two persons TO OK
anime the poll bo'ks but those persons have not had
evidence those alien which laid over until to-
asy aasy WI, have TO be again ,su p"s.ponsa nas,, n
ths effect OF preventing those parties being
disappointed Some time ago faplsnder, named
Nils Nisen was brought as substitute 70 the'olce or
Messrs Leo & Co % Chambers street by Mr. John Nssh
a boarding house keeper IN Roosevelt street He WAS
afterwards pas7ed Substitute IN the Ninth district.
The agreomen, between Nash and Nsen that Nisen
WAS to get $50 when he enlisted and 1850 after arriving
at Rkers Island He paid the $50 but after waiting
for sixteen days and Nash not Appearing he complained
10 General Jackson, commanding on Rikcrs Island and
in his affidavit made there he that Nash told him
remain IN the service but to away on the rt
opportunity and come back 10 him. and that he wosd
get him enlisted again. Nsen's case being represented
the prorer authority, General Candy directed Lieut.
VIM II Male acting aid de. camp. send Niseu under
guard 10 Colonel Nugen In order 10 have him referred to
Mr. Stcphens Deputy Provost Marshal for the sixth DIS
trict, who had charge OF the investigation.
Mr. stephens arrested Nash on Thursday nght as bnt
pean OF police he managed to give the sergeant The siD
Mr. Stephens again arreted him Yesterday, when Capt
Farr adiudcatcd the and Nash paid over the re-
naming $3.50 TO further consequences Mr. stephens
has already been iavoaoly noticed In the HERALD for has
efficiency in dr'ectng many cases of imposiiton on sub
divided between other parties concerned Mesrs Lee
getting SIS for their trouble in putting the Substitute
through. Mr.. Asa Putm,n Commissioners ol Desds
,antia dinner OF pork and beaus and bread TO the
detachment OF the Thirty seventh regiment on duty at
the office but he must have oreotten to supply the men
| with some suitable lauid TO wash II down.
Tho following Is a list Of the cases decided during the
Furnished Substitutes
Held for service
Disability ...'''.'..'.
Fathers Of rnotheress children. u.......~......... 2
Only son OF widow
Aliens.
| Total.
| The board adjourned a, two +. NJ. until IL A NJ on
Monday.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
In this district the average OF business yet
done. Some four hundred remain to be disposed
o. and It Is expected finish them tho course OF a
days. After that the abentees III be bottled appear
immediately or be considered 'deserters The business
| done on Saturday was as follows.-
Held for duty
Substitutes
Physical disability
UnsuiIaoe age Z.
Aliens ......-...........s
Nonresdents ....'..'...'- .......
IN SERVICE.
| THE EI0HrH DISTRICT.
The Board Of Enrolment for this district disposed OF but
four Saturday In consequence Of the great FALL
the Provost Marshal has determined to arrest and treat
as dcserers oil who have failed to appear before him
This plan s 70 be put 10 operation to-day.
rnB NINTH DISTRICT.
On saturday the work in the above dls,rc, fol
lows
Number of drafted mon held d.........."......... 10
Physcai osabiity .
rad Communication y
4 ofy son OF WIDOW
Aliens
/
Non reshents
In service March =, 1853
Father OF motherless children ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
lad over ~
Total number who reported ................... ~
sent 70 general rendeLvOus IL
Substitutes accepted for held previous day ~
one Of those who paid Communication for man held
| ou previous day
The work done BY the Board OF Enrolment OF the DIS
tci since It's labors commenced In a. folows
Whole number accepted i.................... fT3
Whole number furnished substtutes. .......... .3s5
Whole number discharged Tor physical disability 5ss
Whole number paid Communication. ............., ~
Whole number lsid over ..''.s. 123
Whole number discharged for all oner causes III
/
Total 10 October 1850