New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-31

The drawing viii commence with the First Ward
and the others will be taken in rotation II is expected
that two or three wards will be drawn each day. so that
the draft in the district may be completed by Wednes-
day night.
To provide against any difficulty which might arse.
large number Of troops have been stationed IN dner
ent localities No disturbance however is expected
The 7th Michigan and 1ith Indiana are stationed 1t
East New.Yorl the 4th Ohio at Jamaica the sth oDo
and Ist Minnesota encamped or Washington
Park the 10th Ohio on the base ball ground bound ~
Union, Sackot, and Smith streets.
EXEMPTION COMMITTEE II BROOKLYN.
The action of the Exemption Committee,
appointed by the Brooklyn Common Council 10 make
arrangements for the disbursement Of the fund raised
for the relief of INDECENT conseripts. meets with tie
approval Of the citizens generally in the city fy the
action of this Committee the following classes Of persons
arc exempted from the draft;
l. The active and exempt fremen.
2 The militia VINO active members on o. b''o" mo
3 The heads Of sme. upon whose bors they drend for
support.
The Board of Aldermen win, at tlelr meeting Oh
" Wednesday make arrangements issuing bonds Tor
tie amount appropriated which is deemed fully saDiei
ent 10 pay tie exemption Of those who cannot vel 20
or have not the money to pay the 500 exemption ee
The gentlemen comprising tlIs Board are acquainted
with capitalists who hold Themselves In readiness 10
take The bonds There viii be 10 dticuty Therefore,
in raising the requisite funds
THE DRAFTED N TIE FOURTH DISTRICT.
The Board Of Enrolment of the Fourth CCn-
res.iona District consisting of Capt Joel p Erhsrt
Provost Mqrsial: Daniel McTarland. Esq, Commits
sioner. and James Rourkc surgeon; viii commence
herring applications for exemptions Ills dag at III
Z N f,,.f hon -. le 10 tg lJ
and from 10 1 O'Clock. p. m.
Two hundred of the drafted IN tic F.chth Ward Of
tie Fourth District have been notified 20 appea, 60 iy
and two hundred lor each day Of the week time
after. until all are heard Tie Eighth N"gd VII he
heard rs. then tle Sixth Fisth Fourth TFc Secold
ana Fir,i As some of the drafted men Lave a ilei
that they are to have days ar tie ca" q hof no-
,lces We may as wen inform item that such is nc TO
case They are expected report for dalyon the Day
specified in their notice.
Neither is the Board required TO give them ter Days
notice to appear though in some eases tie tern Hust
| necessarily exceed tigt term.
| Hundreds Of persons called ut Capt. Erhardts ofhoe
on saturday Of them had no, even received their
official notice bat lad their names IN tie news
papers Two men came from the First ward and
brought substitutes with them. 40 PERSONS care can
he attended TO by calling any day before that Tcci-
! fed In their rotioe
An Irish lady called 10 know if gentleman By the nams
of Timothy Moloney had been drafted She SAID that
she had heard that his namc il the papers beng
Informed that the gentleman 20 fortunate TIE lady
stated that that gentleman had moved away, and more
over that he Was desaivor, for, said she. " He
promised to marry me. and | gave him sls 10 20 10
ther ouin To get license and the william has hot rc-
,urne, since Tic lady thought he could iunt hm
'uur In order that the officer coIld him with an
official notice tha. Uncle sa required his services Tor
a sh0rr time.
/ II me, b. well 10 inform those who have changed
their residences since tie enrolment commenced iaat
their viii be "iI only Al the residence Trey ~ers
enrolled a..