New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
THE DRAFT.
NEW.YORk.

transpre. We understand that the enrolment liz,
will be carefully examined and compared with each
other, 80 that no name will appear moro than oucs.
These corrections will probably occupy fortnight.
In the niue western districts Of :bis State the dram
j Is nearly wholly completed and in some Of ths
central districts it is in forward State, though ia
three four counties OF the ate the enrolment i
not yet completed. 1t Is probable, owing to the ne
culiar circumstances Of the case, that tbs drawnn
in this city will be delayed until the draft has bsea
effected in most other portions of the State thouob
not necessarily till the last.
DELAWARE.
The draft in Delaware will commence TO day for
| New Castle County.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
| The Rochester EIpress says:
| Inquiries are made as TO whether the men drafted
from this city will be compelled to 20 or not. Ths
Committee to whom was intrusted the matter Of hsv.
ing the enstments Othls city properly credited have
MOI hing further to report, and the whole thing sp-
pears to remain In statn quo. we have the sssur.
ancs however that all enlstmepts from this district
will be credited, but it il thought not before the
drafted men are collected and sent to headquarters
at EGirs. The work OF mastering IN, &c, that tho
Dames may appear upon the roLs, VIII occupyI
least three weeks, before which time " ye cOhscflpH
are expected to be ia line.
The draft for Orleans County, the residue Of tho
Twenty eighth Congressional District, wa 90.
cuded on Saturday afternoon at an early hoar-ihs
drawing for the entire District occupying less than
three days.
crowded with Orleans County passengers to TIE
number of 800 or 400, who came down to wines
the drawing. Good order, quiet and decoruu
marked the proceedings Of the day, as during The
previous days, and everything passed OF 10 the
| satisfactory manner.
The town of Barre was the largest town in the
county. having over 600 enrolled Of which the quota
was some 2l6. The village Of Albion is pretty well
represented on the roll Of honor. Among the Goa.
scripts we notice tho names OF A. g. Beach, the ed
itor OF The Orleans Republican, aid ID. s. Bfuner,
editor and proprietor Of Tie orleans Americas.
There are three conscripted from the latter Office.
| o. +. Burns, esq., an enterp'ising news agen! At
! lbon, is also among the lucky ones. he also
drew a prize ticket III Genesee County isst week
and biz name revolving IN the wheel on frday
to help make up the quota for TINS county but ss
not drawn. Capt. Taos. Bru, late OF the 9Th Cav.
airy Lieut.. Geo. 5. Gasklli, aud Lieut.. flaming.
ton. late vi the 9th Regiment, were also drawn.
Lieut.. Harrington is one Of the Provost Marszit
detectives for Orleans County. Several Proaineas
merchants and business men OF Albion are also
among the conscrpls. In the town OF Games The
Kew. Davis X. Rogers is one Of the conscnpted.
HAMILTON.
From Hamilton, the draft took Q deputatlon
distinguished individuals. among whom We're zee
Rev. Dr. Brooks, pastor OF the Baptist Cnurch, ).
Sterling Smith, Attorney at Law. TDomas Il. James,
New.York n.Hou-e, G. NJ. Mott, eghiesa
Students Of Madison University. Including = sou Of
Profess or Spear and number OF the best business
men.
LEWIS COUNTY.
The citizens of West Turn, at a special town
meeting held for the purpose, Aug. l, voted ina!
1900 Should be paid by the town TO each drafted
man subject TO military duty, aud that he might
elect whether to serve, procure substitute or pay
over the $500 for exemption. Ihs mouoy IS TO Os
raised by the Supervisors, but not until tue con-
scriptiou law shall be declared constitutional oy tha
courts or competent legal counsel
SUBSTITUTES IN AUBURN AT A DISCOUNT.
On Saturday two men, who pretended 10 be broth.
ers named Gallagher, offered themselves as $40.
stitutes for drafted men at AuDdrn, and were
accepted, receiving Zee OF $500 each aud the sut
of blue" Tho latter they deposited Ia all clubhouse,
and skedsddled Tor parts (henl unknown. Ihs
morning, officers Swift aud BraytOu, WHO bad re-
celyed "a description II the fellows spotted item ~
the depot ana took them under their care and brought
them TO the Station. House. Alter leaving AuouTa
they came 10 this city and pat up at The COMMERCIAL
and talked Of taeir Willingness 10 70 rs substitutes
Tor any GRATED from this district 81! iDg Ihss
| their mother lived IN Massachusetts, and was IN 10.
dlgeut circumstances. For this reason they oheret
Themselves 10 substitutes that they might apply Ias
means To Ler walls Ii Ia thoa-ht t@a thsy ale uo1
brothers They will be held Tor the ARRIVAL o. on
/ car. ,r,n Auburn Rochester Express
WASHINGTON, ID. &.
The examination Of the drafted men is progress
ing without disturbance. la one Gee u SUBSTITUTE
was called Oh 10 swear that be was not deserter,
when ne replied that he could not do 30 rs be had
deserted from the ReOel army. The DIN ;ers then
warned him Of lis danger If he SHOULD be cAptired
by the Rebels, when lie coolly replied that toey
might hang him when they caught Dn, and Le Wa
received.
As soon as substitutes are accepted they placed
under guard and marched oil 10 u camp established
iN,rel.. he IA
regiments ia the field All substitutes offered are swo
as 10 whether they arc deserters from any siag
military organization, or from the draft elsewhere
IL they are such deserters, and are subsequently, ds
covered 70 TO be- the parties Offering them are ~ AIN
liable 10 draft; bnt II they desert subsequently 10
their acceptance substitutes, the persoa Offering
them is Lot responsible or liable TO further DRAFT.
FILLING UP THE REGIMENTS.
The Washington Star of Wednesday says:
Perhaps thousand conscrpts \ oay are already
Joining the Army Of tho Potomac. In week Tao
number reaching 1t daily will be greater, we appr,
bend. They go forward Ia excellent splriIs, asI
bid fair to make admirable soldiers In very or'ei
tune.
PROGRESS OF THE ENROLMENT IN ILLINOIS
The Journai Of Saturday says: Through the cour.
tesy Of Mr.. Baleman, Chief Clerk IN 'he once u
Col. Oakes Assistant Provost Marshal-usher"' iV'
the State OF Illinois We are enabled TO give tne ioi
lowing figures showing the lrogross VI tue Enro'i
ment in this State. Information mas ocen 'o'7,.a
that the Enrolment Of the First Class has oeen
completed IN all the Districts except three-yE; Ino
VIII iX,b. and XIltb. Official returns, however,
| have bren received from only fve-tbe lst liz.
IiId, With, and Xth, and unofficial returns rom
tie iyth, Vliith, aud Xlth. Tho numbers Ssea
below are those only belonging TO the hrSt Glass;
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