The New York herald., 1863-09-26

who allowed time % procure substitutes nao oetter
hurry up especially those whose furoughs have expired
The rst principal he'd in this distrct was
scat 70 The rendezvous yesterday The work done yes
terday was follows:-
ised for scrvice.. Observation-Disclosures.
Substitutes accented.
Physical disability. So
Aenage ............... ....................... ~
AN otnet causes .....'sAo
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .6s
The following the Of the drafted men held for
service yeste ay-chrlstan klimne, j W DAVIS,
Andrew Cook, william Brown Charles Eddnger Joha
ietseu, Frederick Scheubie
The follow ing the names OF the substitutes accepted
Yesterday Gores Gustlve Schaber, job smith,
Joseph Green, John Seddy
THE SIXTH DISTRICT.
Yesterday being appointed for the hearing Of many
cases OF aenage which "lad over' some time
since az the time the Board commenced. there were
about hundred and fifty persons present, three.
fourths OF whom aliens.
After few cases were disposed Of short delay oc'
CURED in elueuce difference Of opinion among
the members Of the Board
Provost Marshal received Instructions few days
since frem Colonel Nupent directing him to detail two
from each district tor the purpose OF examining
the poll books Of each district, and ii tho
Of any persons xempted, or claiming ex-
empton were found in those books as having voted,
10 report the same him immediate '. In conformity
with those instructions Provost Marshal farr detailed
yesterday Messrs. Hall and Wright tr this duty.
Mr. Commissioner Ia Mont has objected 70 this and Is
in favor Of deerring those cases until further In
sructions received rom Washington. Provost Mar
sna Farr the other hud, satisfied TO decide those
found to be untrue, TO puuish the guilty parties.
The names the arti = pr sent whose notices we're
before the Board then ca led and the questions
asked;-Whas is your claim and How long are you IA
the country and any parcs who we're any length OF
ne ,as cousTy aiming ,enase were asa pI ds T
Subtraction, one person alleging that he spent twenty
days already in waiting another said he lost his employ
mont In consequence OF having to attend SO Often;
there very few present that had not
grievance connected with the delay TO complain or
A man named pe,byshre. whose cave was referred
from time time before beng desired to come again
next Wednesday deliberately tore his notice, and dc.
put under arrest by tho Provost Marshal. Mcssrs. Hall
Wright searched the records yesterday evening
and found that in thirty i've cases which they
examined only statement was found incor.
rect. This was In the case OF man, named
Michael Ceary residing at 44 West street but the name on
voted the whole November a. 1862 that even
in this case there is grea, doubt Mr. George Haston
pelamaters iron onndry whore he worked, and not
from his place OF residence. One OF the clerks was
found s,at Mr. IIaston drafted from his residence,
No 70 Ninth avenue which in the txteenth ward but
drawn the srt, n which duy the Ninth ward wns
drafted the 18th Of ST. which merely tech
cal The Board decided that the division OF DIS
tfics into sub districts only matter OF convenience
for the public. and therefore his Claim could not be al
lowed
As instance OF what very accommodating n
sciences some OF the substitute brokers are blessed WITH
we may mention that substitute named John
Hawley only received 500. As long the sub.
ssituts is satisfied apt Farr cannot ~ interfere.
TO inform persons intending to enlist substitutes,
through the medium OF the that they entitled
To receive $780, that In this district the Provost Mar
shai will not compel any substitute to funl his agree
mont excep. he y fully satisfied 10 do 80.
The following rs list OF the cases disposed Of during
the day :.
HmD
w IL a ~ Rn
wioh av; Hy. Bixby, lo4 waveriey places Eben Peck,
II Horato st.
Robert j. Andersen, Ill broadway. furnished N g.
Iynds Geo W. Bush 632 Greenwich ST., furnished Geo.
Topping WsSt No No. psGe rnhod
Garret Collins R0b Stenman, 106 West ed st., fur.
nshed Jas Dillon; VIM A. Eydam, "a 9th av. furnished
Juo Hurley.
LOUIS DUR, $50 4th st.
William NJ Taylor. william ). TrimSe.
OVER AGH.
william Applegate.
MON RESIDENT.
Joseph Nicholson.
Constant Mayer, Henry Handy, John Barnes, John
Broom, George Jassuacht, Caleb Taylor, Timothy J go
bers, John Calvert
BENJAMIN Borden, David b pnysdale, Theodore Reida.
mey, Rudolph Gornsen, WIN. N. broAe. Robert Gordon,
BON OF WIDOW,
Edwin II. Hurst
Held Tor service.
Furnished substitules
fad ConlmutAtioh
Dshbnlty
over
Alelb.
Only son oI widow
N0n-ftsiiont ............
Laid over.....' '..................,.....
Total. .3l
sent 90 general rendezvous. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tho board adjourned ~ quarter past one p NJ. until
ten A. to-day
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Tbe business In this district Is being conducted with
every possible despatch the following cases being do
ctdod on Thursday:-
pCRNisHnD svBsTiruEs.
Adam Bcst furnished Nicholas Carey, George Miller
furnished " Nermweg Rufus trait furnished r. Leonard
T. G. Martin furnished James O'Ncil, l. H. Langley fnr
uished Patrick OHarren, VIM H. Hunt furnished james
Thomas G. Stintzkoben furnished NJ p,nahue, j. Peter
sohn furnished g Michalson, VIM smith furnished II
Hccker John Bolton furnished John Howard, Jas Masor
furnished L. H. CARL, J. simmons furnished Thos Ben
nc David Osborn furnished rhos Beegen, Simon Hirscf
furnished John Matthias NJ sullivan furnished L. Eoun
t,inc. George Cornell furnished Mccarthy.
J. Stauglcr Geo Cortiss, y Stegele, n. STREET, n
Bochi, CsF Todd, c. Snyder, 9. Perkins, Stumpf,
Eaer u. Pomcroy, l.. hn, J. Quigg, J. Scubreder,
snokner, A. sioenard, W. Clark, George Reed, Erns
neicner EhlerU. 4. Kramer. J. Gerscr. ID. Wahl.