New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-16
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.
proys-L-rnrshni.t Report.


The following is ssynopSis of Col. Try's 70.
port;
The enrolment YVES begun about the 9th May and
proceeded rapidly in all tie States except Missouri
Kentucky West virginia Oregon and California being
delayed ~ those account OF the difficulty IL selecting
oiicers Drafts were ordered fast districts wers
enrolled End quotas gied. The business was tue
whole well done with as few delays cc0la be ex.
pected There serious opposition TO the enroll.
iner but Nherey r y occurred 10 was promptly put
down. The organized resistance In certain mining lis.
ricts o. 1ennsyvsnis Persons arrested
have been TUNED to the civil authorities for pun
ishuent
There has beer great difficulty IN equazing the calls
upon tbs severs districts. The number each STATE lad
furnished easily ascer'anable but 10 Volunteering
from district had enlisted in another and tha
whole business gas consequontlyNin con&ison. Tbers
were complaints therefore Of urequa draft for which
the law furnished remedy. In future, however hy
hop Of the enrolment the assignment. Of quotas may bs
morc lmpaf'is.ly made
The enrolled national forces not in the mili,ia
service number i3 3O5 mea; seven States not beirg
included
The draft was begun soon possible ard In each
District Onenfh Of The number enroiod In the first
class called The calls OF 1861 and 1862 hat
been upon population and sufficient per centage called
for 10 make given number: Therefore those STATES
which contained females than males were really
charged with greater quota than those IN which there
an excess of males. This eSpllins the apparent
discrepancy between some Of tho Eastern and II
the Western States. The main h;ect 10 apportiou
the number among the States that those previously
furnished and those 20 be furnished would make giycd
part Of their available men. and given part OF their
pplIssSeI. anu '''' '''''' "'' SUCCESSFULLY -''''"
The examination OF drafted rncn Is still In progress
W to Now the draft Lad produced about 800 men,
lnasmueh % aliens and persons disqualified were
cluded Ia the enrolment the proportion " men received
from the drat was much less than IL would have sp.
peared be these casse. had been stricken from tho
rl's before tie dIaf began. Some notifications lave
been made Ia the lis; 81 diseases exemp.ing from Ia
billy ltoppears NON tables prepared by the Medical
physical narmity in the United States, France ard
Great Britain ior the period stated were as follows;
Tinted state. France; Great Britain.
$685. ls5 g,s% &, a !: ssa Is lo ST. lsso 1857 e
re- loo. sal s?t4 SIT ay SIS .a
The draft was forcbly resisted in New York Boston
and lrOy-thc opposition In the two latter being
promptly crushed. In New.York she mob was COM.
posed mainly Of foreigners Tie results Of the riot
made Il impossible to the dram for more than
month
Wrts Of haOeas corpus. issued by United States
Courts, have been obeyed and their judgment sbiled
by. The jurisdiction u wrts rom State Courts was
denied. and the person in custody not produced.
Embarrassing questions arose. in some instances FROM
the claims OF the state Court. They assumed jars,e.
ton eso in OF claims for exemption, Of which b.
the law. the Board Of Enrolment made tie only
Judge SO many difficulties occurred that In order To
proceed with tho execution Of tho law the suspension az
the hebcas corpus by proclamation VI the PRECEDENT be-
came necessary.
It Is recommended that the e3oo clause DO repealed
or 10 cases Oh persons prevented from SERVING
by their religious creed. Tho Communication money M.
der this clause amounted to tlo.5sOOO. This amount
has been duly deposited by the Collector Of Internal
Revenue appointed BY Law TO receive IT, II constitu,es
substitute fund. and is now used IN the procurement
OF recruits by b0untles
Largo rebhforcenonts are expected under the prsst
dents last call for volunteers. The payment OF eU6
bounty to raw recruits and eo0 to vetarsns is recom
mended. Between Jan; and Nov. l. 1868, s. aia vot
unteers wero received into tho United States servc
Of whom q 943 were enlisted for three years or the
VAR between May and Nov. i, nearly ~ 40 desert,
ers and absentees have been arrested The number u
deserters In September and October Is only onehsf al
great as In May and june owing TO tho greater probI
ficted.
The organization u the Inv lid Corps was intended
!. 10 secure the military services for garrison.
hospital. and provost duty Of that class Of deserving
officers and men, who. from wounds received In actio
or disease contracted IN service were unit for rtef
duty In tho field. aud who would otherwise be dc
charged from the service bat yet able TO do nahl
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