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The New York herald., 1863-08-20

Washington Parade Ground, with stacked arms, wher,
shey could be called upon 70 act al moments notice
Hero and there corporal and guard might be march
ng along the sidewalks, with shoudercd siopcd
and fixed bayoncts but beyond these military signs
indications that any riot apprchcndod and
no disturbance feared. There tho usual crowd
incidental 70 unusual the sidewalks oppo
site the building where the drat gong on but
peaceabo, without tho slightest indication Of riotors
intention.
The Thirty seventh Massachusetts, regiment ia com.
manded by Colonel oliver Edwards. They were present
al the battle Of where they formed portion
Of Meade's army. Tho boys are quito bronzcd, and
have about them all tho appearance OF veterans Ycs-
tsrday they backwar In expressing thor sats
faction that the dra gong quietly and that they
were not called upon TO engage In deadly conflict with
their countrymen
Military of posted In buildings far
or In order TO be rcndy assist the police suppress
ing any ou:brcak at moments notice; bat everything
kept quiet that nobody knew scemed to know,
where they stationed nor would 10 proper for us
to tell.
Jokes about the conscrpon were freely banded about
the streets aud the city cars, and those liable 10 DO
drafted seemed think with Mark rapiey thsre was
some credit In being jolly under the circumstances In tho
morning, as one d tho Sixth avenue rolling
doWn town tne 'front.' door happened 10 DC closed oy the
driver. upon which gentleman remarked that II
happy expedcnt to keep the out Of tho draft
Only one casualty occurred in the Ninth ward yestcr
day. lady named l. K. Renhart, according 10 papers
found on her person, was run and killed by an
omnibus at tho OF Sixth and Fourteenth
street. Her remains conveyed W tho Ninth pre-
cnct station 6S5sc where coroner Rannsy held an In.
quest tho body and verdict according tho circu-
stances was rendered.
THE NINTH WARD At NIGHT.
Tho draft seemed 70 have considerable effect In ths
above ward last evening and the evening papers wcc
eagerly sought for by the citizens Of the ward tour
through the ward showed that there yes fingered strong
feeling oppose tho draft which apparently wanted only
m outbreak nt any point 10 renew tho opposition OF
few weeks ago. visitor through the lower western
portion OF tho ward found congreVated Mt various
corners gangs Of dozen 10 twenty talking
the result Of the draft and sympathxng with those who
had been unfortunate bc drafted. At the
OF Greenwich and Carkson streets quite assembagc
of working men congregatod and among the party
y 2 men whose nanrcs had appeared 10 the evening
Ispcrs among thoso drafted They swore thas they
ssS S Sg from !esa ss.ss g
10 means Of aiding hcm from the draft. We could learn
o serious disturbance but u seems only ~ want tho
action Of the authorities take the men whcu provided
action In made for their exemption by tho Common
Council, desperate resistance Is not unlikely.
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Tn. Drass In tAs ssssn ward.

rne dfan commenced IN tho Ninth ward yssisrday
morning srseabIy 70 the csssrnDaaon q the rovsrnssi
and the n,lmaslon oopsssssd 10 Governor ssymonr's
proclAns.nn On ths pavement sppssis No. i1 sisaA
avenue cstschnsns x po'es were 10 r~~dnsss for ssy
smagspey ihAi night asiss. rhk the oeiy dsriay
os force " shs neshbovh consisted o eighty niss
n~n detailed from The Eshh, wnth, Tsnih. voassssnsh.
f~tth. .Eriesafh and ssvsn,senth pssenes. sh~ WHO'S
upssr The sr<ss~s ce@masA a capaaia sesrsss, a
The Ninth pree'ocs osss'Asrabis foso~ ksd bssA %
t.slei from osbss pseesess sr us psfy.s o nsa,sa.
ns rssr reserve fosos xsys a ,bs slssl pv.sssss
s,sos bouse. spS~r oo~srBd cf gsrrsaai snnh ssi
Il recssAsy ~ ssspss q TIE men slresay ssssles iss
sssy
10 regard y shs a~v-aon q ths Military v~y n,sls
sfsbs~ csznotsirAibn maze Ths Masss srsss
rusy % yrnit a vcisab~~rs ~ers sa11ss %
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Arrival OF Tive Rssimssts es Rsgaia,
Troops.
Military orders.
cisCrtAr.
Ilnsr~S sxrxss. I ts~xp AySri
49, 49, T4..w -.

Military OsAsvs.
ciNCrfAr.
Hasnzr swrxss tsrxD Hysr@ rsocrs,1
xSv Y0xx cuv sSp Hss~s,
NV foss, hawws " fN7.
ma easi~p " tb~ u1ss~< sassss wssss ~ cos esy
sra bxsear a New rogk are fmS1 " GA
a. ~.es NE fs-u sns ne f~vss~sssa u
r.bsie wGp~ssy sx6 m The c1ess TIE ssD<rN gwen
ne.s q ths rssffrn~ro~ ~ tbssr Ssai svs~s fs~ tsfy
a sslnsslnins srss@ ss1 t~,s~<ssDr ~ r~cgsAy snd
yssu a p~iv.ss w1s~lfTs~ f~-osy~s at<n sh@ r1sisl
81 ss1 sx..s sstfrn~s sut IN sfoSrs ~ t,s rssef
Ststes si - bs1 res6n<s~ 70 rsbsw ssy ss~sssn<s
a sasy ~ called fg by rsos~f astboritY, ~
o<g-1 asoss&sy ~ tl~ sseay a ~ eifh sssh1sssse
- sneornpsh us~s@ essts.
tiss e4iy ~ ,kefnfevs fsBy Ss~sssf ~sh 0ts
CONTINUED on FIrTH PACE
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The last mentioned name terminated the drawing of
the nni day for the sirth consssIonai district. and
when The snDouDcsmsnt msds shs people gave brss
cneers and immediately began 70 dlsrsrss. me military
stationed up stairs up 70 this moment marched
oas 70 psriske q rsfrvshmsn,s, and the crowd av.m
bl.d bsors tbs doors sssss gradually ,e fall away with
out sny lrogbIs whatsoever.
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SOJo
On this number there were yesterday drawn. 100

-LeAv1u0 NOW.
OF this latter number ths quota Of the Fifteenth ward
(794) WIN be drawn to-day, which viii leave but lsl
complete the whole draft for these three sub-drcts
We subjoin snll list Of the nance drawn yesterday,
which win bs found 70 bo perfect IL cood be
piled such hurried and unfavorabio circumstances
The orthoepical arrangement Of the list viii many casss
completely dsguse the intended be represented
reporters had only 70 depend sound In arvang
ing the list One or two names have also been unavoid
ably omitten for very similar The Official is
however, which viii be hereafter published, win reciay
these email errors.
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The rIfseenth Ward.

Tho only disturbance which occurred In this ward yes
teray puailistc encounter between two soldiers
whom aacchus prevailed upon 70 smuso Mars. They
both brought to tho station house sobsr down.
The bes good humor prevailed everywhere shroognout
this section q. tho city, and tho people seemed
70 regard the draft . hugo practical joke.
10 tho bsrrooms the motion of che wheel
Was carefully descrbed TO those who bad not seen
II W the fortunate who had Then they would say,
aluding 10 some known among tbem, "Do you
who among the nrst 70 turn up' '.No; whof' Tho
nams wslanncunced, and received with laugh and =
bumpar 10 his health. whie the male portion q tho
community seemed 20 regard tho operations Of the wheel
from . good humored standpoint, very different were
the words and gestures Of tho scntler portion ths
people. Business won't on usual. soldiers were mc
here and there In the streets, ooked a and passed ih
ncwsboys made the air ring IN the aernoon. with "A
about tho dafn and "The fall Of Fort SUMTER and thl
Is about al that unusual yesterday In tbs FKssuil
ward.
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The Sixteenth ward.

stranger who might chance TO take quiet sauntss
through The sixtsenth ward yesterday could have
been struck By any unusual display Tho ordinary
cations 6 life were pursued In quetudc People seemed
TO stay within DOORS buaness conducted through
out the ward 10 the days whom tho republic vas at
peace Not the slightest thing tending TO any act
or breach Of tho peaoe dsceSnbls during day
and tho svoutioos ~ the "draftng wheel" were not
more regular than tho orderly conduct of the cixsns
II Is true that tho draft and the consequences hksly "
result from H. wsre freely osnvssd In all quarters bus
these discussions were sober and temperate. The
rsst Was peculiarly striking whsn compared With ths
late anti draft dsmonstrstIoa.
Headqua rters OF Generals Dix and Camby.
A. the above headquarters nothing Of special I'm.
porancc occurred yesterday Tho qust condon of The
city precuded any interference the part Of the United
States troops ana no orders Of particular Importance
were issued.
The militia regiments prepared for duty In The
different 1morIss, and provided with subssts0cs
By Nr ". n Walker, ths United states contractor
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Tn. Po,,s. iss.:Aq.. .ssrs.

soWpeie preparations fW BuIrre4s1nf any obUurDanfe
which might occur 10 the cay. made 81 tbs raos
headquarters. Tsesraphc communics<son with si shs
dinsrsnt station houses compIsls and nothing ~
Isfs unaons 70 the auIss operation q tho assn
Commwsoosr Astoa, who v~ up al Tuesday night
arranging matters. indcfsigsblc IN his er~,onA 70
preserve the peace d the city. To ousidv tho build
ing presented unusa appearance Of pr-psyssos bat
inside aifww ife and hustle. and a moments waning
tho alstancs a several hundred sislworth poloeDss
could Ne called nto rsqahaon rhs oaoers 1msf
with e!ubs and pistols, and plentiful supply q hand
rrsnsae- distributed assong thsss who ns ssst
calculated 70 them.
na,or General sanford v,siei the POLES confnsslon.
At early hour yesterday morning, and signiasd
desire 70 establish hs hssdqas-fsrs ths building The
request vas oassry eofnyiioa wiih and nos ihs cers
01te Z, Mr. Ae,on. General ssharorss stat coBsv n
Colonsi j. n wncnr. colossi Charles w. DArisg nslor
ys.ring md MAJOR Bamaios.
constant oonmunicsiion tsps up between censrsl
sandford aod Gen. Canby ~ means a cSsrlera troop
of me srty ninth regiment New Yorx ssts nns undsS
command of Hspor Taylor IN aiiendancs uy>n Csa
ssndforA whrn oar reporter Isn sbs pren ns and 10
camps vlheul number were fyIsg IN aud ousa ,hs bsna
NC 81 afk6rfs
The austsrales at police hsasqnrs~ are o. the
spsIoo that Tie draft wi continue " proceed ssssiy
bs, ,bey assm u neos~sry W ts1s every rsaatIoa
against reyssaloo ma a isss mouth, and ere
scsss sooordinsiy
Arrival Of Two Regiments ef usgaiav
Troops.
rhe stssnes Esnpsss, arrived yestsrtsy orninr fssn
Washington o. c.. had board ts yourtsecth regiment
u usssd states regslsrs, under oommaaS ~ nsSs
ycGssdlngs. rhsy orxinaily nsmbcsed s~svs kgnas.a
me r~~nh regulars siso arrived 10 the sAss ve~s.,
sussbsriss losr hasarvi ssa tny met, 10 o1nmss Il
Csys Dss5.
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THE DRAFT In NEW YORK.
ORDER REGNS THROUGHOUT THE CITY.
The Drawing In the Sixth
District, Sixth Avenue.
Interesting Scenes and Incl
dents at Headquarters.
The Military and Police Ready to
QuelI Disorder.
QUIET DEMEANOR OF THE PEOPLE.
THE. NAMES DRAFTED.
DRAFTING 70 BIZ RESUMED TO-DAY.
Summary OF the Quota Of the Dill.
ferent Wards,
L., L.. H.
DRAFTING 70 BIZ RESUMED TO-DAY.

Contrary 70 The hopes and alacous predictions of the
yissous evil disposed in this community, tho dra
vAich fudeiy interrupted In the month Of July
~, yesterday resumed without the sembance OF
Aouly, and successfully prosecuted during the enre
dy without the OF sDgeact which tho four
nait could be panied RECORD The preparations made
~ the police and military authorities for preserving order
~ obedience 70 the law, and for instantly repressing
say tumuhuous demonstrations that might have been
nade Of the extensive and perfect character
Although very few soldiers be at any given
Dstat In the city Il generally known that large bodies
Warmed men were At hand AL the different wards,
- case & eesoute necessity their servi9g enaa have
Sss6 made available without delay The entire police
asrcs was on duty, and tho telegraph apparatus
y connection with tho department kept ready for
~ emergency that might have called IL into use.
osacered signal adopted by the police in
sss sudden riotug should begin In any part os the
Ropol. This ton strokes al tho nre bells Of the
ssy Fortunately this sounded yesterday;
fss The good senss Of the prevailed the
seaton Of passionate moments, which another
40 produced such lsmentable results.
THE DRAFTING HEADoUARrxRs.
Ls before O'Clock yesterday morning the hour fixed
~ tho resumption Of the draft large crowd Of people
principally men-assembled about the doors Of the head
sastss o Captain Fsrr the Provost Marsha Of the Sixth
Congressional district which includes the Nnth Fifteenth
snA sixteenth wards Of this city The police duty
several hours bsore and although the popuace gradually
hsrsased there was not the slightest rregularty
symptom Of disorder anywhere. The people seemed to
- more prsssed BY feeling OF curiosity than by any
hsnaon 70 BE- restivs troublesome TO the anthores.
- decided 70 open the doors 70 the public
hrse number of and boys rushed into the build.
~, and hurried up the front apartments tho second
Aeo1 where the wheel Of fate had been erected. and
WAsre was dsoided that the drawing should be made
xAs space allotted 70 The public wss, however, very
nnitsd, and. after two three hundred had been
ssmmodated the others found the place too for
sAsm and therefore they wisely returned 70 the street,
where many hundreds Of persons collected during
~ whole day.
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Alfred Haii, % Perry 81
Oscar Pelledge, las Wavcr-
ley place
Ealnl 3 6cresssy, I Bedford
Harman Creg2er. .145 Hudson
Michael Falvey, 6l0 Hudson
David b Wood, Jr, 3S9
Bleecker ut
Nathaniel PeltnI, II Chris
tOpner ri
Frs Colrnan, l1s Hammond
John Lee "a w 10Th st
Edwd Craunssck, ls9 w 10th
Geo G Mirc. 279 Bleecker st
Terence Kflman, ~ Charles
Henry Bilknen, " Chris.o-
David Wilson, ls5 Banks 1t
Nat Noble, 305 Hudson st
Chas A Thorn. 10 7th ay
Edwd n Collins, $40 w 18th
Chas warner s. Christopher
John Corse. l37 Washington
Geo Howell, III Perry II
n Is Belmes, 3b6 Troy NJ
ThOs D0nAhue, l33 Ciarkson
Pat Smith. 80 9th av
Win Richie, Jr, 3i9 w 18th
Jno McAllas, 38 Downing st
Allan Campboll, II Jane 81
Jas Rafean, l94 West Vt
Saml Ferguson, l6 0anse'
..rawt -
Davtd Bonner. 81 Christie.
ph sr n
Jno Lehman. - Jav n
WIN t,Mpsatcr. II Green.
= Werner, 40 ~ l4sh ..
b Callahan. st6ue yard,
Banks ri
Jas Keoeh, l3S Clarkson ct
VIM Andrew. 20 Leroy st
Jno Robbers, 125 Perry 1t
Oscar Oldstead, rs Green.
wich nv
Milea Somerset, 241f Bristol
Jno r Sands. IA West 10Th
Stephen Hubbard tpolice.
mani, 90 Jane st
Chas Ball, 123 Christopher
Jas Tweed. l01< Gold st
Robt n Bsebe. ~ Harrow st
Joseph Ireland. 81 7th nv
John Van witter. ] Morton
Ed Armstrong, 81 and So
HOro1iO n
Abram Dernarest, 9 9th av
Robert Mehler, 70 Carmine
ChAa DuiveI, M Hudson st
Saml Swartwout, % w lAth
jas Lewis. ] Bedford st.
Thos kenntne. 800 Bleecker
VIM Gibson, 20 Hethune st
Fred Wendt, 9lk Green
Beiimpn Van Buren,, 81 L.
ROY st
Jno II Wolf, 78l Washington
Garrett Gage, so w 18th 81
Vim 8 Roberta, 3l9 Bleccker
Thos White, 262 West 18th
III r. H0fIfnan- A Carmfna
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THE SCENES INSIDE


all marked BY the order and tranquility that
pssvailed without Al the farther end Of the room,
sng the spectators, the ominous wheel erected
platform high enough 70 bring into general observa
tssa. Il plain circular box made Of white ptne,
Win handle side TO give motion, and door at
- upper section for throwing in and extracting the bal
bss. the cass might require. All eyes were at
nes directed 70 this silent yet potent instrument,
which, by It's frequent revolutions, 70 be used
- agent 70 put down the one great revolu-
ossa that b oouvulsing the land. Al . spec
tnssr observed, "Ths was the grindstops that was
crush out the rebeon During the period thai elapsed
bsewesn the opening Of the doors and the assembling Of
- government onciAs 70 make The preliminary arrange
nsnts, the crowd that choked up every avenue and
window Of the building paying the most intense
ssssntion the silent wheel, and did not chat
sAsy could examine IL long carefully enough.
Tne rrsn represented By an Overlooking number
4 reporters, who. pleased 70 say, amply pro-
vsd with every facility that they could DESIRE and such
neurishIng Of pens and pencils witnessed under
~ circumstances IL IL impossible 10 describe What
peportess generally want they had this occasion
psny OF pens ink and pape fair neld and little
favor Provost Marshal Farr and his assistants
deserving Of al praise for their considerate Judgment in
thh respect
The New York herald., 1863-08-20

Geo Connolly. 1o7 Wooster u
Elias Hopkins, Hlisrecpwich
And J Waithasn, 73 Perry st
jos Mcaowan, So tioratto 81
Spencer Dunshee, 50 Carmine
Jonn Callahan. ~ b 9TH Nv
Hy Klenen, 202 West 18th st
hclsonFerris. 7ysWnshingion
Jacob Alderman, b Jones st
JnoConrad Kaiser, d37 Green
wleh ri
Seth Ferris, 10 Greenwich av
AbrzmJ ersey go w ashington
Hugh Pupke. ~ 7th Nv
Fred LeethemAn. COL Wash.
Hy Sidney. $50 Hudson 4
Geo W kontap. 5iS Hudson
Jno X Schneider, 7'2 Green.
wich st
Jas stuart. lb2 waverley pl
John y Tucker. IN Leroy st
Thos Lane, li3 Hudson NJ
Jno Gross n 10th nv
Altman Corney, - Abingdon
square
John Longworth. ls3 9th nv
Berry Wallace, Ic6 Jane nj
Root McCabe. OF Washing
ton VI
Gao AHscu. Il7 Christopher
Stephen II Petric, 100 w 1lth
Fred Lupke. 752 Grsenwic
Chas Rodgers. 4fu kkndson st
Jas McGce. $40 Wash ington (
w Lodsche, ~ Jane vt
Geo Butler. 252 uOlst0n n
H0.bon r Las. lV7 9th NV
Geo Simpson. l5O Christopher
John Flood, bSi Greenwich st
Hy q Brown, "a Jane st
Mics Sweatnn, 81 4th ut
kenj Knapp. No I MuilIrnn p
Nm Miers, 573 Washington
Tnce yandy, 80 fth II
Fred SCHULTZ, oS3 Washing-
ton ri
8 wilhelmschurtz, 10 Abins.
don place
Ed II Lcggctt. 67west 18th st
J wesiervelt. 48 HoratiQ st
w Mokenny, i25 Grecn'h ~
J Yeoman, 1Ss West ilth st
Joseph Haup', ~ Carmine st
Geo A Bell. f04 Christopher u
G Buated. B35 Greenwich ut
J ID Haxom, II Grove ~
VIM Haur, 10 Greenwich ~
q II Jarvis, SO Bleccker st
r Anderson, t60 Hudson VI
Qoypings, p24nason st
John Haskini, 272 18th n
W w Brown, $40 Hudson st
VIM Byrne, an West st
J Young. ll6 Christopher NJ
James Gro. An, ia Perry N
II Demarest, s20 18th st
p Cassidy, l2S Greenwich nv
Patrick Morrts, 81 Eighth ~
John Wolfe, 81 Jlue ~
John Renter, 706 10th nv
John Waters, 40 10th av
John Black, so Hudson st
John Grove. $40 Hudson n
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Leave WSitlmOre daily, except Sunday At ~"
pm, ,.- l., 4.
an, y,,
Proposal. to commence service ut Norfolk
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ass PROM UnAncock,by WiseNlIle' uniil4rdI Mc',
sonro. Trmrr nGncrVir and New Church, TO
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am,
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Arrive At OnanrocE byI pm
hid. 10 end 1t New Church inNitel
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-13

The present critical state ot European niIlIIs will
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mrnt VI tho great political events Of tho tuIS sllA
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addition To their vol established literary, scientific
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