New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-12

Iieid Jo, Serricr-Join T. Mlsr Sixth Nsr1; CMss ".
Bsrrpgon Eighth Ward; Robcr, Cole Sixth Ward Thofnas
Dobson Sixth Ward; James T. Hicks No. 81 Paeihe street
S"j.,t,rchaa Cha c. D. Bevo,e Csnda 81 years stephen
Andcr- John Boacbcr sailor; Alex NcCyrey shoenakcT
n s. se'rie May's s5"m cICwgy ;oTg'I Y CTgjI' T l.
NolineauS No l35 schernsrhoTn street
Total number exsinined-I3
THIRD DISTRICT.
The Examining Board OF the Third District
renssembled at No. go Washington street yesterday
Friaay) morning ard posed Of tie following cases;
Paid sooo-Grorgc Ho,ne. Martin WoodL
Ony S0n--Ilowad Aller James BueAsy james "-4@sNr
John McCnress, Edwerd J. samuel -,,., nj,
Iiien,-Thos. Keesan. Christopher Hart Chrsin Peppio'
Jtro m,rbcs family IN IRE ssrre-Jas name
ET.mpf Jro~ bi.ataay- Robert MeGee, Tho. H. ho,ri
son G,orge williamson, John Mill Ro9sr Ncoy~a., al
Tb' Mca srty OTTO webe Joshua b. sutton, Benz y I'd
aond. John O. johnson Murshes Moore Owen M,rn " r.
Ilenry 81. Potter, Adolph. Ranch hd~afd pod1 r..
H,J Jey Const G9,9s, io''y 'e'
sebS.sisn Bi. John Hssar osersi John
Cunningham; P.tor " Otr4nd,r offered Jufln beffhni
Join Il. Levi. offered Georso iislni DwisM A. hipsy
Tu5nrr fr.ni Iascl offered Patrick Williams; Milton shsr
wood offered Adum Wi-and. AL accepted except Coming
'1 orr G5sHDefcsn Turner Frank ph,bas Michael Nc
Donald John Feeney. Tlo. DoyL. -.
Undp .ige-wm ssrat'oH. John Hanson John Ne''0H'
fsist, Of Mo,rri," Caaa,,rJohn II. Rhodes. John
''''' I'M FOURTH DISTRICT.
The Board met at 10 O'Clock. The only no.
,ccablc feature Of tho days proceedings was that snb
,ues werc accepted and sworn in who received Only
ESQ each They wero furnished by parties represent
inc themselves as agents Of the Board Of Supervisor
Ninety cases were examined which resulted in furnish
Ing NJ soldiers; - cases were adjourned for further
hearing. The following wero held to duty;
Henry Flanrpn joseph lmmerraAn lehn newman w.
ifurbs. Ialu Dhsg., Sfyfs4son, W IA brinsh
pLscer si'as y. To,,en. 7 yec l,ae G.o Dmu tnts
smith Lawreuc, Burh D. H. hiro.' John Ac' 'Ie ib'H'' IL
Aptlesati Jaa. H. Burie. hy. DS"s"f.
The following frrnished Substitutes;
John cuurinsh, wen, .gb,us 'r rs $ NO. ~,
.s.ss ch.rie. A. Ro,sr. John Brsr. No MAKER
.,le, .urpsd John ur., H. yonrr No Lsafen. street,
:sgsss :s SS,f RSss nos sii'i s ann No
street .qpPsa sn-. L.ne Ih2, hIesy fs ;o g. oss
wieh .;r ei supplied Charles Ho~Eid
The following were exempted. .or the following
reasons:
Non resident. 10; undcr n 'eryce March d only
SON 5. ago 10. phy.ioa d.ssoiiy H. Aliens ~
Tho Board meets this morning a. 9o'oock
FIrTH DISTRICT.
There Is as yet 10 diminuton in the number
Of conscrp,s who press forwayl daily TO have their
cases passed upon by capt Duffy About 100 cases are
examined daily and Of those probably oneha ere med
caly examined. neccssita,ing An immense amount OF
work on the part OF the surgeons. Dr. Joseph Hilton
and Nelson Place. jr. Hardly day passes but some
curious transprc. Such one came under our
observation Yesterday \ German oonscript brough,
forward as T. substitute fellow German named Charles
Iclnes a Gnc looking man. who had served in the
heavy artillery branch Of the service IN his native land
Before taking the oath he wished Capt Duffy TO guar
ante. that Le should DO detailed Ia the service with
which he was familiar Tie Captain endcayorcd TO
q, find III, least ali entity in
getting his wishes complied with ;ha, men acquainted
with that branch Of tho service were In demand etc
lie finally seemed to be convinced and the oath was al
ministcrol TO him which he repeated afcr the officer
adding as saving clause Heavy artillery, SO help
me Go.ll" The number of cases examined Friday
was - with the following result Held for service. II
furnished substitutes o. Aliens -; over age, & phys
cal disability so support Of aged parents. d In the
United States service March ?. 4. total. -.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
The Board of Enrolment in this district yes
terday removed VIM L. Stephens. who was appointed
Deputy Marshal in consequence Of The highhanded
step he recently took in stopping sixthayenue ear
and turning all the passengers out for the purpose OF
conveying number OF conscrps and substitutes down
town. Ills conduct tina, occasion wac. according u
the statement Of the conductor and passengers exceed
iletN llhoirnt ull ''"I'"s"' va 'E"'t
acts Of dscourcsy to persons having business nj tie
office have also been made against Stephens. II Is
stated that fund has been raised in the sixteenth
Ward for the purpose Of contoaing In the Courts tho
power Of the Board TO hold drafted who not
notified before the prescribed time OF ten days expired
Yesterday l2o were examined. Nine furnished sub
sutc ~ held for service and three or four paid
the $500.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
In this district l06 claims for exemption were
examined yesterday Six furnished substitutes and Is
were held for service.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The following is the aggregate report, Sept.
H. OF tho With Congressional District; Held TO ser
vice. %; substitutes. q combinations u discharged
for disability ID; discharged for other causes te Total
examined. ll5.
NINTH DISTRICT.
The examinations proceed here quietly, with
ont any manifestations Of bad temper. There are "a
great many conscrpts in this district who claim exemp
ton on the grosnd Of lennge.
THE SUPERVISORS RrylNr COMMITTEE
During the past three days upward Of 10 substitutes
have been passed by this Commit a. though but few
Of them have actually received the iGu amount OF 500
provided by the ordinance. In some of the districts
substitutes have been paid less than $780, the balance
being div idcd between the drafted man and the supst
tutc brokers' A few days ago. in one Of the uptown
districts we came across couple Of these brokers who
were waiting on the street ior policeman the latter
having entered the Marshals Office with bis Substitute
They said that they wco to &C., 80 cnch out OF the so
for their trouble in procuring substitute $50 would
be kept by tho policeman aud tac baace DO elyen to
| ths substitute.