New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-21

II, FKlDA AUGUST III, II
the gathering was . preliminary 70 another outbreak
report that large crowd VI laboring had Assem-.
bed In Chatham street opposite the Controller once
freely circulated down town, resulting IN quite
scare. The men. upon receiving their money went
about their business and II o'clock tie street was
clear Of the crowd who had by this time been paid on
| HARBORISG DESERTERS.-We would CAL par
ticular attention to notice In another column from
Capt Joel Il. Erhardt Provost Marshal OF the l'th
Congressional District, cantionng persons against 'io
lang the FLOWING section II the act for enrolling and
calling out he National forces:
"ATd be rfhe, onao,sd That every person not sub-
ject Ia the Rules and Articles Of Var who shall procure
OF entice or attempt to procure or enticc soldier ~
the service Of the United States 10 deserts or VINO s
LarbOr. conceal give empo, ment to deserter. OF
carry him away or aid in cnfIying him away, knowing
hin 10 be such; who shall purchase from any sciicr
ms arms equipments, ammunition. uniform. clothing,
or any part thereof aud any captain OF commanding
officer Of any ship vessel or any superintendent or
conductor NJ any railroad or any other public convey
ance. carrying away any such soldier. as one 0i MS
crew or otherwise knowing him To have deserted, or
SHAH refuse TO deliver him up to the order Of his com
mandinr officer shall upon legal conviction be bned,
a the discretion II any court having cognzanoe OF the
same In any sum not exceeding five hundred dollars.
and lie shall be imprisoned not exceeding two years nor
less than six months"
The first conviction under this act occurred in Phil
adephia on Wednesday Jacob Ranz, aGerman after
full trial before Judge Cadw alader Of the United
States District Court, having been found guilty OF en-
ticng soldiers to desert. and Of purchasing uniforms
and equipments lie was sentenced to six months i'm
prisonmcnt in the Eastern Peniiontiary.
TnE EXEMPTION ORDINANCg-The Common
Council do not seem inclined TO amend the s. 100000
exemption ordinance to conform 10 the views Of the
Mayor whose object is TO aid in filing up our depleted
arDies instead Of buying of the drafted men. Several
interviews have been held with the Mayor by various
members Of the Common Council. but the former has
expressed strong opposition the bin IA it's present
shape contending that it viii defeat the object OF the
Government In raising troops Both the Mayor and
Common Council desire to exempt the hTenen but MI
OpdyIe objects the payment Of money to either the
drafted or substitutes before they are mustered
into the service claiming that under the provisions Of
tie bill 1t is not obligatory upon drafted men eiAor u
so into the ranks 10 furnish substitutes M'ssrs
Farley Fox Ot,iwcll Mitchell chip. and other Al.
dermen IN caucus yesterday afternoon with sey'
era members Of the Council but objected. We I'M
dersand TO acccde to tie following amendments pro-
posed by the Mayor.
Section 20 read rs follows:
SIC II shall be- the duty u the Controller TO pay
upon the order II said Committee to the family 81 c'cfy
citizen. aud every pcfsOn Who sba have deemIed hs
intentions to become citizen IN the manner provided
hy lng Who shall BE- drafted into the military service oi
tie United States IN pursuance Of the provisions OF we
act Il congress known n, the ,ousoripton act aAd
lose Inability 20 serve shal have become nJed 10y TIE
action q, tie Board II Enrolment Il the district ~
which No. j. drafted and Who shall have been mustered
io such service aid sent 70 tie proper fende<fous III
c..e The af,sad Committee shall certify that tie per.
.on 30 drafted ndigunt oiFcamstanees tie sum 81
az for the relief Ol tie iasll! 60 drained Ire pAy
ment De- made "a such member Of bis family - lie
So = In place ~ pord. who 10 fireman. IN
.rcona lac u,c words who wAs an active member Of
tie Ire Department u hs city AT the date OF the miro
SO {, In,er, amer he words United States on
,hr elshih line tho words. and sent to tAe proper
I rendezvous.
section 3 to rod q, follow,i
M C@ntrorr .h ni.o ray on the order u the said
Conmiiee the family 81 any person Do shhi! i"nh
iccr a soldier and ~ho A.ais b. .ccrPted .nd mus
,e-cd into tie military service II the United States,
ard b. sent the proper rendezvous rs substitute Tor
.on. pcrson vho has been or may BE- dIait'd he ~"
81 S1 g. ihe relief = the family ~ such 'oiunter TIE
rs.,ueni 60 b. made e. snch meIs' ~ NE 'Hl! -
ibe aid volunteer may csisuaic. provided however
that zach payment sAEA not De made IN M! Gao, ~
~hl,E any other paymeh, u m.e. s,s, " =, Sa
icrsun drafted to any person as hIs substitute IL.
object Il ts provision lDg 70 pfoi4i q. Ia, eLt ~
r'rc than 500 under the pro,isons ~ tis ordinance
20 or f.r any r.fsou drafted wAstLcT Og The relief ~
~. family OF O. or oT Ao substitute Nho takes H. place
Tie MAYOR "a DESTROYS We understand II approving
suv measure 81 relief b. the families Il drafted mem
give liberal bouniics volunteer to pay substitutes
Tor drafted and 10 maze special provision. As VIII
be ,ccn by b.. suggestions above. concerning TIE hre
rcn Tho general belief is that be viii veto the bill.
although De- has no: yet snid that be would not sign H.
The ten DAYS given a. the Mayor by tie Charter In
which To- frame any AFFECTIONS be may have. will expire
on Iaosdsy next when both Boards Of The Common
Council al 10 receive any communication be may
make upon the subject Should be veto The bll. the
veto must lie over days before any further action
can be taken tho ordnance IL Is shd that IN the
mean time al a,,cmp, viii be made TO raise money for
the relief 4 drafted IN Anticipation Of iAe Common
Council passing tie measure o'-t Tie veto which II Is
expected tie Mayor will send in a, the breaking up
Of the caucu, learned that the Common Council
would IN no Gaze agree 10 the Mayors amendments
ACCIDENT AT ORAsGR.-On Saturday s'ier-
noon a Young man named Walter Murray book
keeper In New York len for Orange on the 10 Morris
and Esser train BY mistake Murray took the express
train and upon reaching Orange and finding that IL did
no, stop very rashy uMped from tie when about
100 yard, beyond the depot lie fel with his right arm
ncross the track which Was over and 40 severely
crushed that smpuiaton performed
TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN HUsoy.-The cit-
ren. Of the seventh and Thirteenth Wards. feeling
under great bngations TO Capt Husoa who has Just
completed years term Of service In the Army OF
the Potomac for his valuable aid In suppressing the
auess outbreak in their neighborLood. have presented
him with purse Of s26s Capt Huson In returning
thanks to the Committee took accession TO Acknowledge
the ready support II Capt Thomas Steers and his
well disciplined police force In assisting tie volunteer
guard to quel the riots
TuR KArrrRY fLAG.srAYR.-The FLAGSTAFF