New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-04


st;tutcs were accepted from Charles Fisher. John L.
Bradley Martin Travis John Mycr. T. Nuioson. and
VanontcD Iule Slater who wos drafted in tho WITH
and With Districts both at his residence and place OF
bnsness furnished Thomas Smith a substitute TO be
credited to tho With District Forty.tvo were exempt
cd for tho following reasons Over ago. 7; Aliens g.
phy steal disability l6; nonrcsdens. g. sons OF widows
Chas. Brooks paid $500 communication.
The Board will resume their duties at 10 o'clock
TO day.
The work of hearing claims for exemption in
this district under tho command OF Capt. Duffy.
commenced yesterday morning ut No. 42s Broome
street large number of tho drafted responding to
tho notice served upon them. Upward OF 70 80
were disposed Of only three four soldiers being OBJ
tanned out of the lot Arrangements for conducting the
examination with greater dispatch arc in progress
SIXTH DISTRICT.
Tho Office Of the Provost Marshal in this dis
trct was crowded from an early hour yesterday morn
ing until quite late in tho afternoon tho Board extend
ing their sitting beyond tho usual time for the accom-
mediation Of aboriDg men. Tie pressure was 40 great
upon tho Board that they were compelled tc postpone
tho receipt OF notices during the morning in order to
finish up tho laid over cases.
j no time given 10 uruIltu men III NhlcH w hPPcW VI
present expired yesterday. yet the Board has
been unable to examine more than one half OF tho cases.
consequently the time will DO extended so that tho IN
willing men" may yet change their minds and not rem
der themselves liable 10 arrest us deserers. Over ono
hundred cases heard yes.erday.en persons were
held 10 service and about ~ substitutes accepted -Four
mon paid their 500 for exemption. The recent action
Of tho Supervisors has increased tho price Of subs
tutcs and few DO found who viii enter the
ranks for less than 500. In tie Sixth District
before tho act several Substitutes were OBJ
tanned for sljo each. 1t is reported that n mem
Der Of tho Militia secured substitute for goo and
drew $500 from tho supcrvisorsthus making 500 by
tho operation.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The Board Of Enrolment in this district,
composed OF Provost Marshal cnpi r. c. Wagner.
Commissioner Baldwin. and d. Van Week commenced
hearing claims for exemptions yesterday morning The
street in front Of the bailding ihronged with ePP
Giants bu, guard OF the 10Th Innry prcscr ed order
only allowing each In his turn TO enter. There
was no confusion and ly tho systematic arrangement
Of the Board about $50 disposed Of during
tho day. About twelve men held for service. and
four substitutes accepted.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
From tho time the ProvOst-MarshaNs Office
was opened In the morning until 1t closed In the
evening largo nIIabcr Of oonsciipts crowded about
tie door, waiting patiently for their iurn 10 come FOR IN
examination.
Capt ManicrTc with his usual courtcsy AMI his oblis
ing staff o! assistants afforded reporter ever! "a
cy needed 10 obtain facts and figures for publication
In these oolumns Tho proceedings OF the Board are
free and open and wero il possible to admit all the mp
pcans for exemption al once would be len Ia tho
street unsoconmodascd. but tho Office does not afford
room enough for them Nil ut the time Yesterday
there wcrc about lso applicants for exemption; u OF
them were discharged the ground @! physical dis
ability; cases Of allonage postponed for future
hearing Among The noted mon Who called on the Mar
shnl with drum plpors lilly w.soa. wsooc gallant
service entities him 10 exemption.
nISTH DISTRICT
No persons were standing IN TIC street IN front
Of this Disuict-,he large bah aGorng Rom fur the
accommodation o. al tie applicants Tor exemption Tie
work proceeds slowly. No, moro than forty applicants
were examined and c-s than half hs, number we're no
copied yesterday ~ such rate ~ effort tie eia'ha
lions N no, DO concluded before neii Spring. In pro
portion TO tho number Of draned no district Nil
demand greater numbor II exemptions than tie Ninth.
and In no district will tho Peace Democracy labor with
10 much vigor to enbarra~s the officers and bring con
sempt upon tho drAn