New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-14


MASSACHUSETTS.
Tie Ner-Bcotcrd .aocay Of tie 18th reports:
There wele Llbely Sin COhscnIls utiOre the Board
OF Enrolment yesterday, oi whom slNty-two re-
ceived exemption payers, eighteen furnished snbsII-
tutes, and sixteen passed.
The substitutes VII be taken 10 camp this
morning.
The following is tie official statement of the
operations Of The b AID VI ehrCllEent up 10
August 10:
Ps.ei and not furti.sd substitute OF comutcl. l2l
Commaed So
Furnished 1855
Toia 23s
being an average OF - per cent exempted, nnd *
PER cent passed. Jndee lioi, decision boos he
drafted responsible # biz -ubsii'ule proves 20
have been u descrter. CUu-criDis hardy feel SAFE
in investing in Canadian Newly orkers, WHO may
10y aud.by be claimed Tor service due TO Uncle Sam
In q capacity other ban eGb-Diiute.
NEW-HANPSTlRE.
The following are uIHons ,hc lersons drafted in
Portsmouth,, y. H.. or Monday; The Rev. Messrs.
Patterson, Eddy ard Davies &C tue Cuiveralis'
FpiscoIaliaa and Baptlst denominations; Aid. j.
ii BrOugbton +. W. Miner, editor CtrOn,cic
Joshua l.. Foster, edigr VI The States and UUon.
and Lewis W. Brewster Of The J0prnoi; Horace
Webster attorney -at.liw; Albert l.. Jones unit
lolaircj ana a sou Of eX-Goy. Goodwm, who was
recently exempted in Chs-les'own, Mas.
CONNECTICUT.
The war has practical "eobbled up one estab-
lishment in Hartford the Calhoun Pnuting Com
pany. Every man, exc-p' the pr pii-or. qualified
TO 90 military ddty, has Oeen called INTO the service,
either By voluntary action or 10y conception.
Among the drsite1 Men on Satu day from Suiheld
were lie Rev. Nath W. Wild, OF the Mel hOdist
Chatch snd Ldw4n l.. liUm-t Il ana Henry HI.
Ausin, brotters-i.-iAw There were also iouE
families from wuicn bfOiLers we've drafted ~ ioi-
lows: Lester and Cyrus Ii. Neg, Albert and Sau.
rine LOomi- Henry H.. AID Jplins ". Rodgers,
and Ill On -. aafs
there are IA aliens drafted from tAis town.
TIE Neir-AareA Fabcdtum Of "Wednesday even
Ing says:
Three couscripts this morning having escaped
from he camp, went TO tie house of Nh. Daniel
b'ape'on, and projected 10 lut Oh lilo clothes Mr..
S.apleion Wac absen, az the uue, and Oh lie return
found hem engaged II il inioretling work. One
OF the cJnscripis Grow dTk kn4le aad told the
o,ber two to run, which hey did. Mr. Sapleton
bad o sword cane, aud at once engaged the Remain
iug eODscript. After prO.racted struggle, be sue
oeeGed IA overcoming the oolscait, and marched
hun oil 70 the camp, waer" be was delivered up 10
She officers in charge. About 30 conscrplr, or
substitu,es LETT The CDbfcTIpt cal this morning and
Jasse1 through our strees 10 Long Wharf, IRON
hich they eal this afternoon direct 10 Aexanoris,
o. tue steamship Detroit, Capt. Teal.
RHODE ISLAND.
We copy from the AeHp0rt &. Os:
On Monday the frsi cJor,d man from this dis.
trict VINO Is ready 10 70 TO the war himself, sI-
aud forwarded to camp Fremont This man
Coward B. Simmons Of Newport, aud is we believe,
the first voluntary cOlored sooler VINO has e;t our
city with the Intention o. entering the service, for
although reports have from time 10 time been CIR.
cUated tina. the colored men were volunteering
quite briskly. can trace such TuInors TO 10 trust
worthy source.
The Cincinnati Commercial discovers signs that
the draft is al hand. II says:
Officers G-flVlng freely, with Instructions
from the War ID spartuient 10 report at vhiiOlt
camps throughout the State and take charge OF q
sufficient number OF the cOhscHpts u I'LL up their
regiments TO tie maximum. We have already
noted the arrival Of officers for this purpose from
Grants army and the Amy OF the Potomac. The
detail ordered by the War Department, consists OF
held officer, two batteries. and Fix sergeants.
Several such parties are heIe aud more coming.
and from this 10 lie easy TO inter that the wheel vi
glory Will soon be revolving. L. Ia reported that
the regiments in the Army OF the Potomac will irsI
be filed; then successfully, Grants Rosecranss
aud the Army Of Tie SOut5 The uLlucky ones III
tie first class may therefore, pack up their ward
iobes, after taxing approved precautions against
tie ravayes OF moths. They should prepare TO re-
ceve their eQrtss noires with good grace, and re-
hease the line from Claude Melnotte's roh;
Pace me where fI-nee most needs q man"
WASHINGTON.
The Board Of Enrolment, during the three dhys
II las been IL session 10 hear exemptions under the
draft has disposed OF about 100 caoes Of which up
ward Of ~ persons have bsen accepted by snbsti.
tute, few III person, and several have pad their
communication money; the remainder were dsch urged
for disability, erroneous enrolment, and other
causes. The proportlonate number IRON the entire
draft cannot, however, be estimated from these
facts 40 thote who believe themselves entitled 10
exemption are among the fist to engage the atten-
ton OF the Board.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Sixteen persons were drafted from QnakertOwn,
Bucks County; fifteen Of them claimed exemption
Oh The ground they subjects Of foreign 20 ~cr,
or physically disabled. Ihe sixteenth man was CO..
ored, AID though slightly disabled be SAID he would
not eater that plea as an excuse. uniform was
placed upon hin, a purse was made up lor MN
among Tue crowd present, and he now goes foIth To
bare his arms, Oiheo-like to do the State some
service. This black has already left Quaker
town; the goiy Of the place has departed.
The names Of sfI printers appear upon the drafted
list from the borough Of York Among them arc
Murry b. Adams, ore Of the publishers OF The Re.
publican. and John u. Welsh, one Of the publishers
Of The Gazette. Horace Bonham, esq, United
States Assessor Of Internal Revenue, and former
editor Of The Rtpubf,ean, also drew q prize.
The Philadelphia North American of Yesterday
gives The following interesting sketch Of the curl
ositiss Of Exemptions The daily scenes at the Offices
Of tia Pr0vOst Marsha. ara extrstoslv hizavts md