, 1863-07-15

the basis OF ,CUO from the loyal States, 1t
will be about 1850, or subtracting the de-
mske on account Of the thirty days' service Of
our city militia, something less than Il. 900.
Some papers State 1t at muchlarger number,
but there must be some mistake. Because
this city .has always responded With more
alacnty than any other part Of the Union to
call for volunteers, there is'no reason that
twice its quota should be taken from It when
district the CONSUMPTION will commence at 10
d. N. On Monday. There are 200, COO inhaott-
ants, and $500 names will be drawn. From
the Sixth district, Of which Captain Farr Is
Provost Marshal, the folio wing numbers Of
names are to be drawn: Ninth ward. 2, 49,;
These figures, it will be understood, cover the
fifty per cent. which it is expected will exempt
either by physicial or other disability, or By
payment Of S3o0.-K T. World, 1lta
TIE coNscR1pTIoN n BRookLFN.
The daft win take place in Brooklyn as
coon as the slips for the, wheel are prepared.
The clerks are working at them as rapidly al
possible, but It is thought they will not be
ready before Wednesday Of next week. Tne
enrolment has been entirely completed tor
the Third Congressional district, and there
will be about L, coo Of the first class in that
district, out Of which It ii stated 9 $500 will be
drafted. In tho whole city the Provost Mar
sbal states that 1900 names have been en-
rolled. The whole quota Is estimated at 800.
The draft will take place publicly, aud will
be under the supervision Of the Board, Capt.
L. North Surgeon, and Abner Beebe, Com.
missioner, N. r. Vo1ld. 1lth,' E3
- TIE CoSsCnPT1oN N NEW JERSEY.
:; The enrollmentia ii Jersey City Is not yet
completed, but the provost ma1shals will
finish their york In a few days, SO far as that
is concerned: The workshops Of the Eris
ward, contain nearly 1900 men, and great
deal Of ume.has been consumed in getting
their names. on account Of the Obstacles
thrown In the way of the enrolling officer.
The quota Of Jersey City, 1t IL stated. will be
about 500 me1, being about eighty fol. each
waE n so The wsrds l.. t9e I'D Fat Tn b
which the population is about i, GOO. InNes-
ark and Ho6oken the enrolment hss been
completed, and everything is In readiness for
immediate consczfptton. York World,
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~ Il EMAss4uHusETTs.
I, Springfield has been selected as the general
-TendezVous f9r At the drafted men Of this
celter, not yet fully recovered from. tho
wounds received In the charlottesville bat
lie, will have command Of the whole. To at-
tend to some of the pre1imInaries, Gen.
Devens visited the city on Thursday, and re-
mains here awaiting Instructions from Wash
ington. As soon as theee are received, the
whole matter will be arranged with th3 ut
most expedition, and fhW weeks will un-
doubtedly see consczipts pouring in sfrom
every part Of the State. The presence of SO
many men will give increased Life to the bust:
ness interests Of our already busy City
Springfield RtpaNie, 11th.
RHODE BLAND,
captured the schooner, 8. j. Warlng near For
tress Monroe from the rebel priynteera, by
vigorous usc Of an ax that killed three of the
pilze crew and frightened the other two into
Submission, Was among the men drafted at
Providence On Wednesday.
OFFICIALS pRAw1..
Among the men drawn In the 4th District,
Mass, are Mr.. Blake. the Provost Marsha1,
and Milton Andros, United esste District At
teruey.
LADIES BT THR HuNDRED.
Some three hundred ladies, more or 1eas,
responded TO the Provost NJ arshal's adver-
tisemcnt for tour ladies' to copy The enroll
ment lists. Marshal Bailey says that II he
had, as he would like to hare, employment
for ali who apply, he would. soon have the
ln1gest and fairest regiment In the Union SER
vice Grand Rapids (4IichtganJ Eagle, Liza
We Infer from The following that at least
On editor Is "in for it:''
From the Providence Jouarna1.1
The journal has had frequent occasions to
acknowledge tho Kind attentions Of Provost
1Iaraha1 Hnlulin nnd his assistants But what
praise Is sufficient for them, now; that they
have made such s'dfaft,' upon their kindness
d 10 give one Of our editorials corps place
among the Iattres oonseript7 We thought that
VIC had some friends. but we lad no idea
thai they we're SO many ns called 70 congratu-
Late US yesterday afternoon. And they were
so Tree too from envy Of our new honors. It
ialsed our eat1mate Of the Observation-Disclosures Of
mankind, aud then how gracefully Vas the
1iiaient On youthfalness. As much d to say,
"~hat! young enough to be drawn. Who
would hare Thought tt!" And how delight
1ul 1t Has to lind such surplus Of editorial
talent u the visitors, aud such kindness OF
hea1t as to offer to I'LL our place during
army That happy union Of! ability With
generosity was encouraging and touching.
In fifteen minutes ne were so fortunate as to
have come INTO our office two or three gentle
;. 1nen resay 10 take ene ,he7sy Leaders,, one
intelligent contrabani, one dessiter. Who had
a.vays been Union mau. ona vernrinna ledv
Who bud escaped from rgbeldoml and one ne iocai
rrporter. GOOD for the Iate I,ours nf night r.
vas ehceriur to drink that 60 much Iejn xas
hans wee,,shtto add. fhat onr yisi1ora tho1gh
70 Generous. Iii apneared % % To- sntf2r trom
phy seal disability, VIXEN the subject Of acting
as military substitutes Eas bro4ched. Their
nbetality Fas Of the high, intellectual sort.
Let US not forget the generous tender Of a pat.
riotic owner Of three one. hundred pound
rthed shells, who, with lavish generosity,
cost to us or to the government And then
nhnt blfss to feel fur the rst time the thrill