New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
THE DRAFT.
Examinations and Exemptions.
SECOND DISTRICT.

Sewel Geo. Cochran, Peter Doyle Otto Somers, al Of
SuJ.itue,-Antoine Meadler substitute Ed H. sauteu,
stall Edward i. Morris, substitute Geo. Stark y g. Heron.
substitute, Andrew Geisi Milton b. Psp substitute James
@ Brsuenlict No 200 Clinton street; Meha.
r. % spsisn !S s9 pssx
wm arnold No. IL SAINT
synonds No Carroll street, VIM Gallagher, No. % Ini0s
wS No. g{ street s John wshman Carroll
street W DELANEY No. ca W ' Tss T mo c IEIs
sq 1sSs T'o;S H S. T,,SS t :IZ.ss
80 ccamTis treei; John w. Robinson No IS woodruff
r No. ss Gogns Ss John No.
street, ShT.op; sr N CO.. csa%Ss sr. ssa
John Pramln, No. verandah place; VIM C0wen NO. ."
P1Y.eai pi.atnych.rle. RICHTER No. $50 Court street,
Michael Powers, No 81 Amity; Alex r. Ont NO 70 Iomp:
hin. place; Chas Hahnemsn, corner near Partition street.
Oniy Son efa Wido,-pstrck Judge No 100 Amity street
r. se'sesIMghssi Casey No. 81 Columbia '0h'
Father Of Netayt. Caa4's-ssmTIs W. Rogers No.
Six drafted were sent 10 Rikers Island "a 70.
suit Of the labor Of Monday and Tuesday. The Board
are unoccupicd portion Of the time the drafted men
do not up for hearing the day designated in
their notices Over 30 Of the 100 for yesterday not
forthcoming at the time the Board adjourned.
THIRD DISTRICT.
The examination of persons drafted in the First
Ward Of Brooklyn was continued at No. $50 Wasting
ton street yesterday resulting as follows:
Samuel. offered offered Aq sg,S Wins Go
he- offered John Pennington Andrew Harpsr Offered
Der, h. HAight offered Wm. Taylor; all accepted
Aens-John Casey Edward O'Brien, John Airemes ThoS
nIea Tho cse Henry E.asS Isaac ssn DHSba 's :
MoHIgh Patrick bearing Edws.d Duty Edward Lynchs
I HSI II o sS Mhs MeTs1"sy Mey s
simon, Vim. Long John Carney Patrick Shields H. Cour'
EEcmpf FROM Di.1baay-Chsre. Ryre Henry Meyers.
Waiter burgess. Henry NJ lick. Joseph Hook Frank Moore,
MeNahsn Jeacrt. wilkins. John K Fursuson Aug Miller.
Edward wassous Robert Mcmillan, John ounian, Fred.
Over Age-John Ward, Mo.o. X. Moody. Henry Howard.
Ralph C. Bacon, Cha IL Chn',ma' John Duryea' Morris Il
irdcy Aes-Thors. Brown, wm. Dick. John Keale.
Pad s3Jo-C haes t. Copeland, John H. johnson, Samuel
f'at.ry 81 Motaeri,, Csatrrn-Psirick Gallagher.
! Noe n Scyr,ee-wm. ii. Doyle.
T'6 Me~bsr, u tas 'ams Family Areddy N the Service
HoS for Daty-wm Freeand Henry trophy, VIM, II.
Rrsdow Isaac Bourne. Andrew Blatchiord VIM Cr,wford.
Plip Anderson lco!oredl James Hine, ben r. Coalston
FOURTH DISTRICT.
The Board OF the Fourth District met yester.
day morning at 10 o'clock The days work resulted In
furnishing 90 soldiers. OF whom the following were he'd
TO duiy;
Patrick Fitzgerald rhos f. Griffin. John C. Hallan Als1,
Per.n Jane. ssaia O. D. stephens Michael csr Niea'
Rordon John j. bara-y John Roche ThOs Mccarthy, yhs
FralH, Ihos Donoghue, Herman schiiins
The following furnished substitutes:
Jane; sandss1n No "a City Hal place applied Bsrn.rs
psS k;n, ksrnys RoS w ri ks Ne No. - s s:
street supplied VIM H. Aver re'sI lsls No; ~ o,ssnS
,uppled Jeremiah Mccarthy and Henry Baisnd. Ne
y aril street, supplied John LEWIS.
Tic following were exempted FOR the following
reasons:
Non residents. "a: only son. Of widows O. sse. 9,
ply steal disability 10 aiens, 81 in service MsTch Il undos
ass J.
Six,ywo eases were examined of which ls were laid
over Tie Board meets this morning at O'Clock.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
The work of examining the fortunate individ'
uals who have drawn prizes in Uncle Sans lottery still
progresses with undated yigor under the supervision
OF Capt, Duiy. The oonscrpts who fortunate a.
to be accepted Immediately equipped and started up
to Ikers Island to Join the conscrpt camp. We can.
help thinking that II tickets bearing numbers rang
Ing from to 100 were issued to the parties waiting
anxousy hour after hour a; the door for their turn to
be examined tina, it would be good thing. person
holding one could Judge from the number about whas
time he would be required and by this arrangement the
necessity Of a crowd in front Of the door would be OBJ
Waited and business would be dispatched with fully as
much speed and certainly comfort. The number
Of cases examined Thursday 81 classified As FOL.
lows; Held for service 10; furnished substitutes 8;
phy Sea. disability &c; aliens 90 over age o; undor
age >; support OF aged parents. q paid Communication.
l. in the United safes service March J. ?. Total 81
SIXTH DISTRICT.
The Board of Enrolment III this district yes
tcday heard the applications Of lig persons for exemp
ton. The outer and inner Offices completely be-
siegcd requiring guNd OF six or seven men To keep
the applicants in proper position and TO prevent confu
sion II is impossible TO adopt any system OF hearing
the applicants according to their numbers. though tho
Board every exertion 10 give the drafted men Al
essy audience, and Kept waiting an unieason-
able length OF time. twenty-five men were held for
service the surgeons failing to discover any bodily in
lrmtes; 10 furnished substitutes, and paid the tJou
SEVENTH DISTRICT
In this District one hundred and ten cases
we're heard by the Enrolling Board yesterday and
about fifteen discharged account of unsuitable
ness ID age. Out Of the number examined thirty i've
men, including substitutes obtained for the ranks.
Several complaints have been made against number
OF the militia Colonies who refuse to sign the Superv
sor's certificate for those members Of their commands
who srked duty when their respective regiments "e'e
ordered to Pennsylvania at the time the Rebels INV ano"
that State But few Of our city regiments went W '"o
scat OF war with full ranks in consequence oil man! "
the members having an aversion 10 III! o'"ei "i'"'y
duty than street paradcs. The wheel oil fortune mas
seems favored many OF these brares ana JUST about 'n
time they are greatly exercised Us 10 now they sha
escape SO great condemnation.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
| Tho officers continue their laDorS with untir.
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