New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-05
Termination Of Drafted Wen.

during the morning. The crowds on the stars ana
passages than the previous day good
many coorcd men, and number OF ladies'. were IN
waiting; the latter in every ease attended tn ifs
The DAYS work resulted in furnishing Blk soldiers 20
Uncle Sam ont Of A. cages finally adjusted. The follow
ing were held duty: Patrick Mckinney and Ehen'
Bailey The following furnished substitutes: Hen
~ Socdor0 No 80 Watts street supplied John Gala
han; Ferdinand Baudneht, No. lOJ Spring strccf,
Albert Smith; Charles WEIGH 40 Front street, Mar
ia Ryan, and John Mycr No. 81 Pearl street, H. Smith.
Forty two were cxcnptcd for the following reasons;
Under age. p aliens, g. over age, o. nonresidenis loj
physical disability 10; sons Of widows, ). Thomas
Fcnton. No. 10, Wooster street. paid 500 communication.
sixteen cases adjourned for further hearing
John Hasey n son of old Neptune who lives at No.
% Cherry street wien he is at home represented
before the Boarl by three goodooking ladies' daugh'
crs Of Erin. One Of them stated that she was Johns
wife; that he was sayfairEg man. who - thrav-
clcd all over" when she Jked by the Board as TO
the time that John expected home she said she had
" rot The least idea; he might be- home IN week. ana
he mighint be home for year" When asked for the
name Of the ship her husband was on she said, In
dadc niyor know The name Of the ships he goes on
that's exclusively his own business, and not mine
Johns case was odourned for month. Capt. Erbardt
sn.d fhe's no, hand then. shall have 10 send
after him."
James BUR- Of No II Roosevelt street was also repre-
scented by his better half Who stated that flames fol
lowed the say could no say when he would he home
and did not trouble herself 10 know the name Of the
shp be sailed in"
Mr. browning was drafted from 40 ii Clark street
and in response called to report himself aud succeeded
in getting his adjourned; he was no sooner home
however than lie received another notice that he wa
drafted from The Custom House He again appeared
before the Board when it turned out that he Is night
WATERMAN at the Custom. House. and a day worker at
No II Clark street which he styles his place Of business
ard he resides at No $50 Grand street His cuse was
adjourned.
John CallaIsr Who was soldier for two years in the
Rebel army was accepted substitute or Nj Henry
s,e,lura OF No - waits street Callahan was living In
florida When he Wa. forced into the Rebel army and
Tough, under Ire ard Long Himself and two
couire nions cent ont picket duty near Fort
Gadson when All three d. ,tod fIom their compulsory
service IN the Rebel ranks. Ihcy we're T'cciycd Oh
board the lcamrr Port EoyaL '.a. Morrison, and
Transferred to the steamer MADISON, which took them TO
~, Wet where s three tool he OATH o. allegiance
and we're sent North Callahan appears anxious to get
Ia a.. held a. once IL states that BIZ companions are
row ia the Union army. AVID hc hops soor TO have a
thoi At some q b, Old r,bc. Acquaintance.
fIPIH pfsTLICr
Tho Headquarters OF The District is at No.
~ Broono street On rhnr'd.s, NH'y aeycn mon wcrr
cInuiasd. ccsca only were b . ~ service. One paid
tho cacH piion ee, clo,ea xefe ryicIIiy di'quaedI
twenty nso were AK. md tie remainder aliens.
Ycaisrlay sc'eniy I've drafted men were examined.
len held for service and substitute was ac-
ccptsd the rect ~cre disqualified Tor various
ALs. Of the diAtirc; causes was not made out.
IxIxrIIos OF YIEEnES.
The method Of dealing with drafted fircmcn
II be seen by the annexed documents;
Boinp oy FIHE Corsi'.iosnns JIMMY HArL
sKwy oHK s,p,. 4, ishJ
To fAs Bs,I II Tasorrafc ne CoagreDi0adi D''icf.
0rxrIEr,s The coniinoc 'he Consumption. eppoa'-
cd behalf q i~ Scw-sors Fhc Department. re.peuoy
iaSna 20 S a' sSs 70 prarm ay duty ahier tie at
Of March i1 that you vii grant such drafted FIREMAN up
n"d sT s ~ ! long an ,Ieioa Of 'IHs =.
ste 10 enable tho Committee 10 MAKO AL necessary arrange
ss % P,os .ss 81 pIs hs 'i,% ,la.n , VOC,
ob.dicHi servant HESkY WILSON, Chairman.
FzrIR I. EVrnErT. Secretary.
| FiHrsrss IiAiL. Aug 81, 1863.
Thi' II 70 certify ,h., =. reading a, No - las mem
MhshY Wilson joins pEckER,
JOHs = ClLES IOrHAR MILLS.
ALBERT :. DELAT0uR,
Committee or behalf Of the y. y. khe Department.
TrTrn fvrHrrT Secretary,
Correct uKSRY WILSON Chairman.
| Tho lrcrnan on bcng notified by the Provost Mar.
,ha after examination that h. accepted soldier
gives notice OF this fact The Board Of Fire Commits
sioners who procure substitute the money or the
| mpiioA zee
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Tic Bua-d in TIN district yesterday continued
is sosoar and during the morning and afternoon gave
nudicncc upward OF 10 applicants FOR exemption. \
lnrrc per ccn;tgc e. exemptions granted for Ply
.ldsai.liy though tie external appearance of the
applicants Indicated good health. About u or 10 fur
nshed sub~iiiu,c while q dozen more paid the $780,
aud wen, their way rejoicing. Tie number of persons
claiming alicrnfc il quite surprising
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Tie BOARD Of Enrollmcn; in this district re-
nmcd il secession ycst,rla, morning. The number Of
applicants for exemption sci! large but all received
attention wlo Lad been notified During the day. up
wasl 81 20 eases were heard OF which about %
were held foT service nearly all thcyothcrs being
cmp'cd from var.ous causes Several eases laid
o, er for further consideration. Capt Wagner is push
Ing forward the work with all possible haste
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The whole number Of persons drafted in this
dis,iic. was O,3 Thursday the frat day on which
cons1 pts noiilcd Ia appear the whole number OF
those WHO presented Themselves H. The following
Is summary Of the disposition made of them:
Discharged Or phy lioal disability ................B
Dis.tags ed for being rasc...................O
Dlschafgcd .ur other causes..,............. .,.lB
He'd for -crsicr..
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