New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
THE DRAFT.
Examinations nnd Exemptions.

SECOND DISTRICT.
Marshal Maddox yesterday passed upon the
following cases at No % Grand street Brooklyn e. d.
Held to service "a; aliens. %; unsuitable age, 30;
physical disability II; furnished substitutes. Z; only
of widows. s. now in the service q fathers Of
mo,hcrcss children 3; nonresident. l.
THIRD DISTRICT.
The following cases were disposed Of in tho
Third District yesterday:
Disability 26; substitutes o. held 'or service 49, aliens,
10 paid s0 father Of no'h-rieSs drsn. IL
only under s. IN the service residents Of al
other district g. in the same honehold already in tho
FOURTH DISTRICT.
Yesterday the Board Of the above District met
Gt 10 O'Clock About the usual number were in attend
ance All the substitutes that now brought before
this Board are supplied by agents The business is
very profitable one to them and they are nerousiy
anxious TO make all the hay they can while the sun
shines One of them brought less than fou- ubsti-
u,es al one man-the first three rejected and tho
fourth barely passed examination. During the last two
days many substitutes sworn into the seryiee who
received only SIS each from the substitute agent.
The days work yesterday resulted in furnishing 20
soldiers The follow ing were held to duty:
Antonis Fa Frl Jenert John Jordan. WIN. Eaton, Ja.
M., % 'feS BriSS w. B. Town % ny Frank Deean Ps,c Iant
Joha NcGin. Alex. Spencer, A. Near.
The following furnished substitutes:
George Boverleb No 90 Grand supplied Richard
Jones and John McC ok No. l29 Prince street, supplied
Wm. nassis;.
Ono hundred aud fye cases werc heard during tho
day Of which - were adjourned FOR further ieing.
The following exempted for the following reasons.
Non residents, -: physical disability :; age, IL;
sons of widows. ;; and aliens. l9 The Board meets
this morning at 10 o'clock.
FIFrB DISTRICT.
There has been a little falling of in the num-
ber Of examined only o. having been passed upon
by the Board or Tuesday classified follows; Held for
service To- aliens l6 disability s7 over age 81 under
age B. support Of aged parents ); in the United States
service March B. ]; paid coamuta,ion. l; substitutes.
6. support Of ino,hereas children /; in Germany !;
total ~.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
In this district yesterday o. cases were cx-
amined the Board holding for service 70 men several
Of whom furnished substitutes. and the others Here
granted I'll extension Of time o the purpose Of corsd-
erne whether they would go themselves send substi
tate. or pay the 600 exemption.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The work of hearing claims for exemption III
this district progresses rapidly possible yet several
weeks viii clapse fore tie Board finish It's ahors,
In the case ~ aliens Capt Wagner acts with great
caution laying the clims over until the poll books in
the dsric, lie examined Yesterday 03 cases were
examined "a men were held for service, or paid the
Communication fee AID haf dozen substitutes were &C.
ccp,ed.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Yesterday the number Of conScrpts examined
in the With District was 6j Of that number 10
discharged principally for the Ills that flesh is heir
to-" 10 were hold to service; provided substitutes,
ard paid the commutationfe fee
NINTH DISTRICT.
About 80 persons appeared before the Board Of
Esrolment in the nth Disc lei yesterday uptoi o'clock
in the afternoons less than oae.thrd of that number
were accepted, and the others discharged on tho
grounds Of physical disability. alenage over age 40.
Tbs District bids fair Ia give good report Of It's con-
scripts and II furnish not few ablebodied men for
the war.