New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-30

twill be observed tina, OF the ! ,l33 cases passed
upon, over one-haf d03 count on the quotas OF the
sub-dis,rcts We refer to those who have furnished
substitutes aud paid $500.
SEw-YoRK RIOTERS IN PENNSYLVANIA.
A letter from Wee, Chester, Pa, dated the 18th,
saws:
Near /. 900 have Teen drafted in the Seventh Dis
trt, and the Board are now engaged IN hehrlpg
claims for exemptions, Sc q,
W.st Chester with DOZEN men TO hire out as sub
,titute. The men boosted that they were from
New-York and were engaged IN Tue late riots.
One-ha, moro or lees disignred about inc iase
and hand, and one has tie end OF bis nose taken on
.ppsr,ntly by n policemans billy. They cay they
arr foreigners, and some Of them are IRON canada.
The hFs ont for about 800 Two OF them were
.hagg cnoagh TO get their money before beinS
mustered IN. and Of course. ran oh, leaving the
farmers 70 indulge In profanity at IA fearful rate.
-Four were accepted by the Board, and sent oui to
cap In the barrac ks AT the Fair ground; but next
morning three were gone, having eluded TIE guards
ina the night. Lient. Chrsvien, Deputy-Provost-
Marshal, started after them on n horse, and after
riding some three mies. found them walking along
the road IN citizens dres lie halted them, ana by
drawing his navy revolver induced them 10 counter
march and landed them Ia Jail. Three others, we
learn. were more successful and have escaped.
Out Of eleven colored men drafted four reported
tor duty the next day; two found colored eubsti-
tute., one paying ESQ aud the other $lo9. aud two
were exempt TOR inlrmlties.
PROVIDENCE, II. /.
In the First District, Providence 80 far, l,37d
drafted men have been discharged, and $50 have
passed the Board 10 go, pay, or be represented.
THE DRAFT IN OSoyDAGA AND CORTLAND.
The SyraeGH Journa! says;
The Provost Marshal has been notified by the au.
thorties ut Washington that the draft will not he
ordered IN this Congressional District before tho
18th Of August. This will give reasonable oppor.
tunity fol filing the quota OF the county by volun.
trering. The quota OF men 10 he furnished from
this Congressional District, comprising the Counties
of Ononda6a and Cortland, by drafting or recruit.
ing, or both il loss, one out Of every five and
three-tonths enrolled IN the first class or this
number Onondsga County will furnish ,6i6-567
being from this city-and Cortland County 49,.
ToMPKINs COUNTY, NY.
The draft for this county was made at the Provost
Marshals Office in Owego on Saturday last. The
utmost good feeling has been exhibited in this couD
~. ~ far AZ we can learn, although there are some
cases of personal hardships. We hope the Town
Boards or private action will be taken promptly to
relieve these cases. 1t will be seen that Oliver w.
Purdy, the enrolling officer for Enfield is himself
drawn and Zlna Is. Spery, 3D. the son OF ono Of the
enrolling officers in Dryden, is also drafted.
ANOTHER DRAFT DECISION.
From The Ph! adelphia Press.
From the following note OF Provost Marshal Gen.
Fry, it will be that no hns decided that, with
the consont Of parents, minors may be- accepted as
substule, Tor those taken by the conscrlption;
Pnoyosr.M,Rsmn Grsga,Ts oyroE.
WAsnisolos - e.. july - 1865
n Gs.sr BAREwKLI, E.q. fhia. Pc;
Substitutes between rs aud 20 will be accepted with
SCOT OF parents JAMES, ~ Ely,
IIrsKI SIosK, A. A. q. Provost. Marshal General
WHITE SUBSTITUTE FOR BLACK CON
SCRIPT.
benjamin Johnston, IA coored man, was drafted
from the town Of Scio, Allegany County. Mr..
Johnston reported at the ProvostMarshals Office 10
this village, OIL Friday laso and offered an able
bodied white man as Il substitute. lie was exam
med and accepted-has been sworn into service and
is now in the barracks rs the substitute for Mr..
Johnston. II seems TO us that II black man may
hire "A white man for II substitute, u white man
ought to DO allowed 10 hire "A black man for "A SUBJ
st.tute. 1t is poor rule that won't work both
ways. The present arrangement gives the :" mig
ger" an advantage over the whites, since no may
hire from any color or race. We present this case
for the consideration and Indignation of our Copper
head friend. 1t IL another evidence of the " rank
inequalities" OF the Conscript Law, and perfectly
conclusive on the point which has heretofore been
doubted by some, that this is " war for the mig
GER" Elmira paper.