New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
The Committee was composed Of Messrs. Wood,
Bovine and Taylor.
The Common Council OF Albany have passed the

Re,oiced That the Chamberlain Of the City OF Albany shall
pay Of $500 for each peon enrolled and resident In
the said CT who shall he drafted TO to furnish sub
,tue In accordance with the act OF Congress, entitled An
enrolling and csns out the national forces Add for
other purpose. provided thst the said Law be declared
sutiona and the paid the persons drafted for
substitutes shall exceed WOW.
The citizens of Troy, Utica, and other interior
cities, are urging their authorities To take similar
action.
THE DRAFT IN AUBURN.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
AUBURN July % 1862
Tie day has passed quietly, no opposition being
made to draft Among the number Of those 'uccesfn in
Uncle Sans lottery" notice the nsmes Of some OF our
prominent youns men The Hon VIM. Robinson Assembly
man OF this District Charles r. Fitch Dr. A. NJ Shew Assist
ant Physician OF the Asylum for Insane Conyc.s are hmous
the number.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The draft has already taken place in this State,
and, with the exception Of the riot in Boston, 80
speedily suppressed, all passed of quietly.
NEw-HAMPsnIRE.
The draft has been postponed in this State until
the OPINION Of the Solicitor OF the War Department
and the Judge Advocate can be obtained upon va
rious questions submitted in regard TO the injustice
of compelling such towns have heretofore sup
those that have been deficient in this respect.
RHODE ISLAND.
The draft has progressed quietly in this State, and
is nearly il not quite completed.
MAINE.
TIE draft in Maine is nearly if not quite over In
most districts everything passed off pleasantly.
The Lewiston JoErrG! says:
a spirit in opposition TO the draft has exhibited
To-. Lt,tfs-
field aud Freeman mobs collected and DESTROYED the
rolls Of the enrolling ofoers, and threatened ven
ptalce on Varties concerned 10 executing the law
he mob scene. o. b we the IDEA that II they are
not notified their liability rc1ses.
The Common Council Of Portland have adopted
the following resolution:
Ordrsd That tie City Treasurer be md he IL hereby
harissi and Ccist Iny bounty to sHcb man diAied
ON this city uu6er he recent dsi. who by hiuss o. a
subs;u. BY him furnished shAi be mustered into the ser
vice Of the United State. the sum OF 500.
CONNECTICUT.
The draft in this State ID almost il not entirely
comp o'ed.
AT Hartford, on Tnesdsy, man named Joel T.
Green was arrested for boldly urging all men 10 re-
sist the draft with violence. He was taken before
United States Commissioner, and bound over in
the sum Of 81 600 for bin future appearance.
The Hartford Time, says that
Tie exemption. Of drafted by nrgeou' oer'hca'e' N
v.ou, part Of NcvEnsfnd 'iuee the oonmenrem"nt 81
Federal conscrpton saount 70 the enormous opoen
Of aboo, y per ea Il i1a.sG si H "A anI Va,
Of the h,suce. u would .srin that g'het lung abtu'
Of the p lave o. 20 p.'ts unsnowe ed me 'ons
prohaDiy bs 10 moot Of these osss ibe in.is' On
tne wal axe gooo Their esosp, IN 'ite oi ne
activity Of the Ploy Ns'hsl essins ret remit Of rs
The moot. 10 out 0f every 10 dIsse who Will DO nna'
tei Cd into the tetyIc-
Mr.. Brsndesee, Congress nan elect from the New.
London Distr,c,, was one Of tie couscrip,s.
,own meeting at New-Iaven, over which tie Hon.
james +. English presided, on Thunday, resolved 10
pay $500 each for the exemption Of drafted men,
whoes families might become charge uIOn The
town. by reason Of the dated men going TO the
war. At tie drawing flr the draft il Neeliaven,
Conn, on saisrday last, the greatest good huinor
prevailed. Seven hundred and sixty-feven nance
were drawn. including ,hc Mayor OF the city, Con
gresham English, The whole Board Of Enrolment
seven post cllcal- nearly half the city police si1
employees from The Courier ncwspsper, the editor
OF Tie Palladium, and plentiful representation
from the other local j2Drnas. Tue lucky wianers
of prizes take tie matter Pleasantly, mount red
ribbon in their lutton-hoes and affect TO look down
on those who dew bllnks scailet rbbon. with
the word :. consc1pt" embroidered Oh IT, is much
coveted and the wcsrers are regarded with envy.
NEW JERSEY.
Tho enrolment is not ye: completed in all the
counties Of this STATE. An eIoit 10 being made BY
Gov Parker TO induce the Government at Wushing
ton TO allow the qaotl Of men required from Lis
State to be raised by the volunteer system.
There ia Il strong feeling against the drift in Jer
tey City, HoLoken, Gnd Hudson City; and il the
quota from these cities is not raised Ly the bouutet
now Offered to volunteers, some other steIs VII DO
taken 10 obvia,e The Obnoxious features Of the Con
script law.
The Democracy are endeavoring to induce the
Governor to call an extra session Of the Legislature
that a sum may be appropriated TO pay $500 iof
every NAL that may be drafted.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Tie draft ID progressing in Philade'phia aud other
parts Of the Keystone State. PtsbuIgh, Lancaster,
and some other places, have already concluded the
drawing. Thus far the popular sentiment is deei-
dedy in favor Of compliance with the Conscrpton
Law.
The Common Council Of Philadelphia have mega
tved the bill appropristing 100000 to pay exenp-
lions for drafted men. The vote stood ~ Democrats
for the bill, and Is Republicans and Dcmocrats
against it. A bill subsequently passed appropintng
81 900 900 for the relief Of the families Of the drafted
men.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS RELATING TO THE
DRAFT.
An important decision has just been made by the
War Department. affecting those towns that have
heretofore furnished volunteers in excess OF their
quota. In making out the quota to be fur
nshed by the several towns, no allowance was
made for any excess in the number previously fur
nished. This was felt TO DO unjust IS those places
whose patriotism bad been thus conspicuous, aud
application was made 10 have the matter remsdicd.
The following from the Provost MarshalGeneral If