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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TuuRspAY. Sept. rs p. NJ.

THURSDAY. Sept. l7-6 =. NJ.
Money IL easy; call loans about six per cent
with less disposition on the part Of BANKERS to
make difficulties about collaterals. The banks will
pay -, 500, 900 into the Sub Treasury tomorrow
under the recent negotiation. and some Of them
profess to be uneasy about the supply OF green
backs. The association will, however, have more
currency hand after paying this call than il had
before the negotiation was made. There il moth
ing in the financial prospect which can be regarded
az foreshadowing an active money market.
Gold opened at 1913 this morning. but fell on to
49, closing At 1877. Exchange was 1851 q;
at las there IL large inquiry and at ll6 every one
Ii willing to sell. One Of the dulncss IL the
bullion market is the closing up Of the bear inter
est. A few days since bear contracts wrsr pend
ing for not less than $40 900 900 81 2 900 900 Of
gold. We presume that at present the whole
street 10 not short a million. ". therefore. We
directive good news from Charleston any
other point, the decline would be more marked
than IL was when the last good news came TO
hand.
The dealings on the Stock Exchange continue
To be marked by q want Of animation and Of pur-
pose. The public not operating TO any extent,
and the great houses which have swayed the mar
ket for the past year are generally looking on.
Stocks are left to the manipulations Of the minor
operators Of the street, and the consequence is
dull brokers' market, with small volume Of bu-
sness, and fluctuations up and down succeeding
each other pretty evenly. At the morning board
to-day New York Central fell of IA Erie IL.
Erie preferred X, Harlem g. Southern old ?. Pitts
burg l, Illinois / Fort Wayne Galena q.
Reading =. The only exceptions to the market
were Chicago and Alton. which advanced ~;
Terre Haute, which advanced "a; Quicksilver,
which advanced n, and Ohio and Mirsis sppi GER
tiacates, which advanced ~. 1t chances that
these four stocks had not been unduly
inflated by the recent advance, and consc-
seem now TO be attracting some OF the
attention which has been withdrawn from
higher priced stocks. Al the close OF the call a
fresh inquiry sprang up for the leading shares,
and there was for time quite a buoyant market.
Erie jumped up from 1857 TO 1919 Southern old
from sss& to 800, and 80 on. This sharp rally.
however, was not altogether maintained at the
one p. N. call Of the public board. and at the
| afternoon session Of the regular board IL was
| pretty generally lost. There are two
large operators in the street who are buying for
| the rise with confidence. But az q general rule
| the who have made the most money do not
look for a general advance for some little time 10
come, and holding OF to buy at lower prices.
| At the four +. N. cali the market dull. The
| following were the closing quotations Of the
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WHEAT VI briss -; AMI j.. - higher, 18th
moderate sapplcs ~ prime o1sring i.si mixer. -erc
buying moro freely most, ~ arnb.r sprag M -iofef
The day . receipt. oniy sa.Be. Tho aay'-
raca enbrAocd 1000 bushels. partly from siafs. u
oil Is for nsw ani vi ~ AtI 81 49, 90 Western
Al rs AL ~ nbn latter for sgtsfty ne~ TO- -.
mctern, y 1851 :. ~ rel ~ ~n,sr y ~ - -
fr Nvankoe cab. glc 81 - fr Chiesge srtrg 80,
~ - Tor very thndsam" am'e, beni III is.ra ~ 4
local miller Torn depressed "A S.,ltlsg ma
eager 30 son The 'o-s.ts stus~sa,ss 4, III -,
pustss and me day's .<ia r. ics 0,p hashss u -
oasa es, n,d ,.s II, al ~ ~ w 49, - me ~
aud ysls7. Oats continued active snd dfm. W. a.ssa
rahAf. - %. a 90 siAie A. ole To-. western !,
and qss, Il - ~ sod ~ =, sor s,i snail la,s
z s.is barley sroashtn 7ssu ". spd barley malt
COM --Ths MARKET very nr'sg. bg. tg s.,,.,
" w. as,,. - '..g,s, al I'll SD = Ie S,e,
bsrs) q 10 N0Aea ~ Il ~ as.1 iaguAyfA AZ -
~ =. i.tninEo "A 10 sBs.s
tvrrus -rbo d@nisnf bas t<~u aeiye ,lnss s-r i..,
nd - - have t-ss repeated 100 baiss ~ bssss n
co 10 - 'nisdnBr' ~ ns.st ,lshs bsoy aaiiy
Irs-N ~ s1rian ale ~ vssp'.ssy ti.srs ~s.a
goo< sttrodAnrs All uvsy o~npsttkn I~aifgbia 10.
a tufh rs~ anf frs~~ei broashs tar woe ur.s
,,nssa t'e'n y - o. a.. nass', o. y $50. rlh.
ysliarr. no wssss, "a, -, setiv. AT o.. b,.s,
y Liverpool there shprsa 4 100 nj. 90, I, \
ga ~ "a. ~ salns ~ sad ~ "a. ~ ,,ss,ns,
NtSl bnsSas rae, Iati = ~, go, 2too rsss.
butter 81 ,hs.ss = - ., sissmsr ioo to,ef,sss
taken 10 fsc tosns ~hsat n had u tsis ~ 49,. -
esseo = . = ss,.,aaa. 90 49,, csa' 40. ~
T. Austrian VA isaiuus tso 'sbpss1
Al - -. - n'ssssa boo bhss e.b.0. o.
Hir --New b.s 80 10 800 f~fasst : uag ~ atis
od was tsiinr O ~. nh.st ~ ~
- ~ rsrs lre'iy aeti's ~ ne. - - yssfty snt
re - 80
lrxsrs -s y rrs.i esstaas sfs ysfy ffa 81 ptics
not.-r -1bs sngsr5 asicf.n = ~ ~ ~
saafssi steady.
$3.50 '.ssis $780, ',' 80 . s.s' = s'ss.
a. ap~sra ,ssdsnsv rsTm ,sassi ffesa ~ g -
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Movense Of Rebel Vessels in the Modi-
terra nemn-Sow Among Pirates, DC.

Tho Opio. o. Valencia Span, contains the too" ING
account Of what u calls an unhappy aceiient-
We have To record occurrence which took psrc
Yesterday Afternoon the harbor Of Grao and when Ne
give Just received It. ~ithous guaranteeing the cor
Tectr ess of all the details.
sentinel armed with rino his usual rounds
on bard u an Anglo American vessel, when tho captain
of The ship ordered HIN In TO work board TO TINS
strange and uu)ustinlba demand tho soldier demnrred
when tho captain repeated his orders aud the sentinel
continued obstnaeiy refuse obedience Al ths uneture
tho captain Of another Anglo American vessel which was
y hug board tho ship where tho dispute
vas going and Told tho sentinel that he should obey
tho captain at tho same time drawing hts revolver ANA
threatening him iha soldier wrenched the pistol from
the hands ~ tho captain, ana IN self defence hred upon
and killed him on tho SPOT lie then delivered himself 10
the authorities OF Tho vessel Whia reercttng that
man should thus hoes his HE, Il Is clear that the blame
attaches entirely 70 tho foolish az tho ocor who PAID
tho penalty with his l1o.
fGra0 n maritime and wateripg elafa of Spain,
on tho Asdtcsranoan and rs tho seaport Valenciafp
HxaALnl
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II n Negro ms Good ne . waite Man
MARisg corET.


sryr l1-.'aw1 Cois ". Amdre1 Lsary The defend.
this case ~ ~eB known politician and ~ mem
ter Of ,ne legislature. residing the Sixteenth ward
rhe plaintn carman, wbo~e stand opposite offend.
ants house immediately After thu July rot 10 Se~
yoes Mr isary charged Ir Cole Nth having stated ma,
he fIearyl made ase y the expression 'sthS or
sood lrishm 20 = and the Same tine fe~y
sad that such assertion calculated o. mare tim
ana tis AMY ard PERHAPS have hs hgnae tufuei
hs head. Mr.. Cole dcnei the '4atr. inlegrhnpsnt
but NJ. issry. hsvrg msde inquiries. convinced
that che Information vac true, aod me.itng ", cns
merit day Slapped hun IN the fsca and ordered BIN to
take 10 horse ana cart assy from the dor VI isssry
kicked the porse once r'e plau'n aeves three times
The animal died A. a Tor the ndgGsiy 10 rrse and The
Death OF Tho hrye Nr toie askei $500
Judge Mccarthy. q charging the Jury. told tpcm that
sefas eoud JusiNy blow SUI, sor6s sud ACES
taken togsttef nav ma tendency fnur" desfa6s
party, SHE'D BE- iassn into consideration by yary 10
fDtTatsn ~ ma - agastirr up then teraet ss.ul6
tbes ind agsMst the fs'efasea
Tho ar, sisr several t0~fs fsiihtrat IN roggtt IL
sealed tssdes " fafef n ire tlaisfiG fog So O.
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The second week on the Chicago and Alton was
so, s02 an increase Of &c.,
The Bank Of Commerce has called for m install.
men, II so per share on it, remaining scrip. Pay.
ment being made or before IL, October, with
interest from fst September the holder will be en-
titled 10 receive the next dividend full shares.
The Treasury will disbursc something more than
% 900 900 the lat Of the coming month In gold.
for interest the 100 per cent loan. aud over
five millions the lst November on the $40 year
popular loan.
The following is the amount Of coal transported
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad for the week ending september u
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Tns spAr scpt. fi-sP.N
Asuss POTS we're sought after at IL alike and
teari, less Inquired for at sy.c .ale. 60 bbl a. all
tmds
BrEsi~rr,y-The -four market yes rsors sc,,e " day
with brisk inquiry for desirable ts. particularly ter
shipment aud advance Of los siuss ,ss, Tho
days receipts reached only 30 bcs Tho day saIss
comprised 20 800 nbls. state I'D Western 80 nbs.
Southern sni 40 bois CANADIAN Rye mr. ~as 10 Dc.
n,pd Nth sale. ., 400 bsIs Corn me,i very nrm
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Efss In WILL

frsvf uass seff " 1se7
q Aver o.. = larrs f,i peratai ba.a,D g toe
Gre atti sssen cioss -, lig. f's vgrcr ftre.
- n. .~fabll*l ntaht eStfry bnfuef oct. TIC
i0wer atfss vers not mGeh aArsast cps b. satsr
tAnut to- hNrnrsc hIrfe tnreWn ~ - ful,ry
mnnl I1eM aboal go 600 .nsnfan.e flnOlo
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The opening Of the Albany and susquchanus
Railroad was celebrated yesterday by an oscur-
.,cn on the road from Albany a. far a. CON
pirtcd-a distance Of about uirty.thrc miles.
rhis says the KreniaJ journal. was an event
eminen,ly worthy % oonmemoration. No railroad
10 this state has been prosecuted more pcrrcver.
ugly or under greater d,~courag.msnt. But
under the able management Of Senator J. X. Ram.
-ey. X. ". Pruyn and their associates the grsa,
project for linking the schoharic Nth the Hudson
ha- been achieved. II i. believed tia, Albany aud
the scbohare valley viii reap reh benefits ffom
the completion u The road.
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Tug SECOND DfsTRIcr-THE EIGHTH WARD vfrIsHgD.
The Board of Enrolment q the second Congressional
district considered tho following cases yesterday
VIM. w. Rich, u years iruit dealer Frichk Jabst, 81
years, shoemaker. Patrick Collins. 30 years. hborcr.
Martin tapar % years tailor John v. schroeder, az
wears. barber John Taylor 20 years fruit dealer Heh
Wilde 20 years. sborcr J"seph Mct;ivnsy "a years are
Jalues Hart. ~ years, plastercr. James Brown 80
years, laborcr Hugh Barns, - years. carman.
prssrIrp
wm X. Turves, i75 unity furnished Henry Graham
30 years. grocer John r. Moore, No. Douglass fur.
nisLed Thomas sweeny, 20 years, clerk VIM r. Howard
New Lots furnished wm Pen amin. 10 years. farmer
a. X r. Cooper furnished John O'sallivAn, IS years,
mouider.
Charles wciesl. Even and Marshall SITS Samuel Ro
quei Bergen 81. Victor Laurie, ia nesraw II Andrew
10Th sts. Geo. Casrar, 2ist IT, and ID ave VIM m wa
ling ~ Unnn Ct. L1d-g kherdlng, Ie2 Monlrsse ave
h,nry q, : Clarence Heinssn g. Hsnreh knowl, "a
81 mo tAssdy, 9TH ave and 10Th 81 jno ) Van Noe
trand 100 Henry at DAVID uefelmot, sth ana i4th
VI. Julsas fraAsoky, 90 Graham av. Francis Tincal
lsih 81 and 9Th av. WIN. Matthcwman. lafayette Az
WIN 4. Hayes, 20 woodban s, Jscob nauer 40 Graham
putier q, John Ie,h o. s,agr 81 Sehola- s,aoe' Jo
sab Asker, fs1 North 5th St VIM. Mclaughlin spencer
ct WIN. Firth 2Irt - between Sth and 5tb avs
MINERAL pisAnlns.
rtomas Campbell. lean . uiiyer r Beard, -
nean = " = Van iiouton, oh 81. q. W WASH.
tsrne, ~ fean ~ Bracsett, 10 Huutinrtn VI J. ~.
Travis, Ism 81 ard 4ih av. o X TrAvr,
Middle ct Frsds schmidt, ne kab n, g.
IttfLff. lWs dOLttAu 81 ftfufF rHtefmaDs lbth tk
aud - av. A. Hookstadsr, 18th u. and 9Th av y
tAg2l, ". hth and % ats ". Peters. 20s pnc &c "a
y \. lott 18th e.. between 9Th and tn SarnueI
=. coodvtn. warren - aud eth nv Jane a. maxwell,
I'D 81 and sth az. Theodore Prick 80 av, tlb
St Edward nolton, I6ih IT between ID and sth
Peter Kramer. 5tf near lsth IT VIM. J. futn. 1s6
Dean Robert Tea ~ lTth Henry kslltbd Vsnasr.
bHt sv. Bar Hail. sth and lsth - f~dinand Ri
ter, II soutroe az mos, " teId, No isan,1
ALiEsr
Richard Fletcher, Myrtle Nv. Fancy Keegan, III
Warren u Victor Schultz, l3th a., Edward Palmer,
Warren u and 9th ay. samle r. Latham, 81 Hamilon
Henry Rupcr. "a add 18th e.. John Krnn orion,
18th IT corner 9Th Thee Genet 2lsi q ana stb
av.' tbA. Mitchell, goth ~ WIN Hela, Hopkins ~
Claus leIe, 9Th ~, corner ADorc place, fafh Bs<x
10y, 2p5 Hrls at
OILY sov~ " WILLOWS
Marin IAmps, I'D and 80 av. zaehariah JaeqDee.
2ou and 9th nv. Jo~esb R7yIc, 30th nd sth CHRIS
to her Miller, Ayrtk Az Henry RsbbDglop, 70 Norm
9th rbos. l. Craxford, l2ih and 9Th av,
tn tossrrArox
WIN. H. Williams. ID sv.
fkRvcu
Chars~ waryeu, ~ LIST ~
uurrr
Thomas paesn corner ~ 9Th av and "a NJ
rAsavra
James Kinsham, Nh 81 All "a ~.
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THE FIFTH DISTRICT.

THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
The Board met yesterday NJ the usual hour The most
snguar freak OF the wheel Of fortune developed during
she days proceedings the drafting Of three brothers,
sach OF them being under twelve years Of age These
three have other brothers, who have served out
sheir time IN the army. 1hei mother Mrs. Ann Trim
~, OF Ii6 Mulberry street appeared before tho board
md stated tho for her andthey declared
exempt This pronounced IN military family case.
ne business done IN this district yesterday greatly
vixen by tho examination ~ the papers 6 foreigners
and others. The following ngures show the number OF
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rNsrnAgLFSsss
= Watheimer, ~ Abraham. H. scboosser, A. Liable J..
Jeselman !. Fresdloder, 7 Keiser Valentine peh' Mat
thew keeiy Michael dorsey u. Lynch. j. Joses Alfred
Nell A. f. Reeves, George Duneuy William Horton Nike
m'nnlna 'ar' smith, NJ }. Meyer, Mortimer Mead,
Thomas Smith.
George Stmets, Charles IanRlors, George Pettman, T.
j. Montague, huudorI, James Conkin. ihomas Carroll
Richard wctle George began, Henry Archer Jacnb "
rick stuer. George Herring, George Harning, William
Porch. na,es Io"ia a MUM L. Rssnosser 4 Msdli.
Kemp P. wesaake. ~ Macs, Max Kanmg. wlhe I'm, @,
finson,F Dintie, James Halleck George A Meyer II.
Greven G. fIildebrand, j. Sherman, c. steiuench, y
J. B. Langley, VIM Carroll, G.s. Weber John Eagan
Michael Dunn, 5. NJ Riley, Ricbd Archer, Jnhn Hart,
Philip Rosa Artemus Regbert Adam Bost, thomas Kcr
v'ean Jaco0 letter John Miller H. Metcalf q. ssurtz
kooen, Geo Miller, John Goodman.
FATHERS or NorIERISss cnILDRsN.
Samuel RamsfclIcr. G. Ianecrbach
IN SERVICE MARCH 3.
Henry kete'tas. c Lenz Peter Kcnaneer Fritz Hi,der
prone II. SchwurRchd. Leopold Meter Charles pAiber.
wIpows
. Michael naker y. iiamann, T. IArsc, Geo. GrOpe, An.
'hony Avert, John Hanson.
PAID oOxnrTAros
A. Rammhon. J. Iedcmann. 6. Silver back, Daniel Ever.
bart, Louis Appe, NJ Schlossir tea. Huffman wm Ret.
iig, Conrad pnier Peter Ievisp, Philip Hollever, H.
Prahr. G. Miller Adam Mason VIM. Nichols, John keu.
son Jas. Kelly. Jacob Gunz, B. Beck. IAndo, Wager,
n. vanheck. N Walt, James Parker, N. Dunn. p. Hen,
nesy BaeDed Gvames, Edward Gavn, Peter Wch, Chas.
Weller, Adam Rooee, Charles crooks.
suRTrrCTEA
George 9. Miller furnished George Epcr Charles Weber
furnished anthony Meyer Frederick Ger scrdng furnished
frederick Surg Philip Michael furnished louis Fckersen
George Stanton furnished Frarcis pinkertoD George W.
nrnbnli furnished Francis Cceiszynsk Thomas Bundy
furnished Selik Wolfe
DISTRICT.
Simon Adler, Peter B. winters
THE EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Tho Board OF Enrolment for the Eighth district
tnued operations yesterday At their ONCE, No. 3o3
Broadway There great falling Oh in the number
Of conscripts in attendance and tho following
list OF tho number OF disposed OF up tho OF
closing the office yesterday
James Matthew, Charles Parsons, VIM n James, Jas
Black and John Swords.
Ludwig Raumann Geo. Rodgers, John Ebb,ing John W.
Edward, Charles Rttg Bernhard Hnze, Robt Gardiner
J. D. Huelat, Henry Meyer and Nicholas Scblobohm.
pCRNfs,iED srHunrTE.
F. Hades furnished Edward McGraih.
tHsrrAnIEHEAa
Aaron j. Quimby, Myers Sternberger Joseph Bird Jno
Humpbry John Peck stephen johnson, Philip Livincs.
ton, Joshua Jones, Benz Curtis,
NOV ~ SERVICE
Henry Budlinger.
Edwin b. thorpe
John D. Clark, Taniei Shilton.
vAIHER or MOfHERLk8s CHILDREN.
John Wink
REHABILITATION
Held for service Observation-Disclosures. 8
Physical disability.
All other causes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. rs
Total examined. ........................A
NrVI
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rO..,.........................ss
fhe following the II the held for
ce.-JulhJ Hoegcholk bartholomew Gray, George Rut
sd ,ss. Barse, yonn sos.sr Lew, Aeser.
tatee- kcskaba, Jacob schwartz, 1ho@- wasce,
William sosn, ChAs Mott Morris Mallory, Denis feeDey,
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
great falling on In the number Of conscrips attend
nS have tbcr claims heard apparent this
- yesterday. For time before tho Board adjourned
shsre not even one conscr,pt in waiting. The medi
cal gentlemen compelled 10 adjourn rather prema
susely some short before The hour
qusnco Of German substitute. furnished by Mr. Ticker
man 4 Co agents, who perhaps, alarmed the ordeal
q medical examination, gave vent 10 his Tears IN such
manner as compsled the medical gentlemen TO make
themselves ct very speedily The following s re-
surn Of The cases heard during the day
N UrSisryp stp-T rrrES
Jpo. Ksvnnagb, ~ Carkssn st. furnished Gotleib bet
tnger kdwd. Hughes ls2 Wet 18th, shcd " chac
Sullivan Jas currey, 10 Carkson, furnished Iewis Her.
man Hermann finckin 40 tn av., faroisbed lily r.
Duuse cornelius Qu,mby 1s4 West i7th furnished 1bos
sssaaa N nocsper. Of IVES, 2.,b. fsrnishoi WIN. nsy
yuo NJ Comstock No. 9Th av furnished Samuel W.
Huribus h. leggett, xs sth Az furnished Patk Wright
~ Houston 10 Hammond, furnished JoeeI Ferris Edwd
Hoebes, Io2 west 18Th furnished yDo Howard Wade
Ysaters 100 Horstso. furnished j. t. Adams " " Cot.
trey 7&s washingtoo, furnished Fredk Punk, WIN II.
fusper II West 10th, furnished John Hawiy Bingham
vDch ia Hammond farn ished Jas Robinson George W.
oce, use weet 18Th iurni.he VIM Preston. George r
Peter Painer. lsi West 22d 81 Andrew Lander, 100
eth John Bagey, Ill Washington IT.. Gcn. w lGsh,
ss2 Greenwich Ct Henry Reed, liz West 20h - John
Buttncr, ITO 18th Henry flcer LOO West 10Th ~
Pash. Russell. $50 10th az,
rssunsnS AGA
James Moore, NJ. J. HEgbe, Benz Rogers, Horace
Jackson. Morris Meyer Charles Myers, Joseph Metl.
ssy Gerhard sibefs. Feossmin sn mn David Sullivan,
FRANK Fovarty samuel temIrey Isaac iabo, IN, Uas "a
wccusocb Henry Fry, Jeremhb ". Ycuman- n Book
man. Vim. P,ersoo, Henry l.. Beach. Patrick cune. VIM
Gray, Denis v Neville, Jas Jacksp, Tho-. Horders
urArfITS.
John Plat Jr. Join A. Johnston. Richard Phillips
Albert Hamu, Geo. T.. Mascn, Christian Heyden Thos.
j. Hcncrmott, Root Necly. samL Mctai, VIM. Leonard.
J. W. Crawford.
Jobn orr Jas Turner. George Kortz, o. Fianiean
VIM Hurartb, Fred Bohfne, Tho smith.
ovFs.
Jas Nacken, Peter Corycsier, Joseph seua, Andrew
yas oliver George Waston, WIN. Armsiroug, Jas. Mesnl
Franklin Timson, Mathew Gilmore, Jpo Coden.
Iwcs ESEoitgr.
Joseph w. Kenny, Thos. q. A'oorgh.
osty ~Tpc~p
Geo. smith, Jas J. Red, David y Fastwa and Jas
sAebims.
sssAinuLsros.
Hesd TOT service
Furnifhcd substrutss Is
Ussutaow age.*.....t ~
hSab'hy ~
Aliens
sAsu over.
Only soos mo~s .s..s....... -..................
Twice enrolled
The Board adjourned 81 four o'eoeh n The Afte~ncos
snsil nps O'Clock tAs nornns.
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The business in this progressing very rapidly
the Board Of Enrolment sitting from eight O'Clock A.
until six O'Clock r. n. without ntermission.
4 The following 4 a summary OF the aus lnass
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NINTH DISTRICT.

Matters in The above district proceeded yesterday N
the tenor Of their way, usual There pc.
culiar Incidents 10 record Tho substitute brokers' tho
gentlemen who make the exemption papers tho nve
soldiers Of the Thirty-sevcnth, who daily remain on
guard and tho sixty seventy persons who come for
ward 70 claim exemption. make up tho picture which
the eye visiting Provost Marshal jenkins
qnartcrs The walls labelled with posters from
rent parties who make exemption papers. and tho
OF .Cutwater and McSorley" figure prominently
throughout tho building 10 this The result Of
yesterdays operations Is no fsllows:-
a@1
Peter r. Denvile. r. King, T.. IAschc, w. Peebles n.
Grimm, p. HafTneys. f. A. Fowler, }. Dow }. Han
ming, y. Maron, Schenck, p. Tppngcr, r. Cunning
ham, owen DAILY. r. PhaIon. p. Mayer, w. houton, ].
rills, q. l.. Supper.
DISABILITY.
Henry fricdner C. Scawood, y. Prups, W Hephard J.
Mehsman. A. L. Anderson. r. Carman, " Scharblo,
Klein, T. Koesnger W. Walker. A. n. hshmcsd j. Dale.
J. Midtown, Resdy, n. Weaver p T. Eoycs, c. Adams
W Raynor, Clark, J. Hart W. J. Chase, j. Kelly, j.
Flmcndorf. c. Bclsoni
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:.
fhe following are the names ~ the men held for
vtce-Julh5 Hoegchoik, bartholomew Gray George Rut
~. Edwin Burke John No.tler. Lewis Acker.
The following are the names " tho accepted substi-
tutss-John Kcskaba, Jacob schwartz, 1hos. Wallace
William som, Chas Mott, Morris Mallory, Denis fecDey
Chas. Knott.
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TIE THIRD DISTRICT
The following cases wess disposed OF At the Provost
Marshars Office Of the Third dis,rc, (Brooklyp) yes
terday.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18

Tuy SECOND DfsTRIer-rHE EIGHTH WARD vTNisHgD.
The Board of Enrolment q the second Congrers ouai
district considered tho following cases yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-12
From New Orleans.

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Evening
Star from New Orleans on the 5th, arrived at /
o'clock. She was detained nine hours by Gen.
Banks to carry dispatches.
On Septembe Der 5tb, in the Mississippi river
she passed the fleet containing General Frank.
Inns command, bound out.
General Grant has. arrived in New Orleans,
and had grand levee at the residence of Gen.
Banks on the evening OF the 4th
The troops under command of Major General
Washburne were reviewed on the 4th by Cen
erals Grant and Banks. Subsequent to the re.
view, General Grant who was mounted upon
restive horse, which became frightened and
attempted to run away, came in collision with
carriage. The horse partly fell on the Gen
eral. The injuries received are not of formi.
cable nature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
Additional Particulars of the Anglo.Ame
rican Diffic nity with the ia apanese

SAN FRAEcIsco, Sept by further ac-
counts it appears that the Japanese govern
ment had attt mpted to avoid war with foreign
ers, having not only paid all the indemnity de.
manded by England, but also made a salts fac.
tory apology; but this displeased the Damios,
and much discomfort existed throughout the
country. A Damio, who owns territory along
Inc Strait OF Slrnouski. In the province OF Ma.
eoh, reckiessly fired from his forts upon ships
OF all nHtionaiites that passed. He had also
Two steamers fitted mp war vessels, with
heaVy guns, which aided the forts in the at
!acR. Ihese are the vessels supposed to have
been destroyed by the Wyoming.
At the latest dates large British feet was
at kanasawa, under Admiral Keeper, and was
about TO sail for the Strait OF Sirnouski
1t is further stated that the Prince Of Ea0ou
does not care for r. verses, he has the as ssur-
ance that nearly all the DamIos will Join him
In active hoetilities