New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
THE DRAFT.
Examinations and Exemptions.
FOURTH DISTRICT.


FOURTH DISTRICT.
TIE Board of the Fourth District met yester-
day morning at 81 O'Clock. About 200 persons were on
hand anxious TO be- heard. Lieut. Collier with about
30 men OF It'll Regular Infantry maintained order The
business was pushed through vigorously. The Board
have made arrangements facilitate parties fu nshng
substitutes and Capt. Erhsrdt wishes it to be Known
that the Of such persons will be attended 10 every
day between the hours Of and o'clock, p. IN. Inc
ordinary business will be attended 10 from until p m
Yesterday David d. Mount represented by his pet
ter half who stated that David "saior boy ana
that he wes now atNewbern, N G. The Captain extend
ed his time ill the lst Of October, upon which the lady
remarked Ifhes not homeb that time III feel pretty
sure that the pirates has go, hold OF him." wm Hany
colorcd man. appeared before the Board with Bibs
under his arm lie claimed exemption on account OF
being p years Of age and married. The Holy book
verified his statement showing that he was born in tho
year 1875 a, Sprn gfed Pa. He was identified bytwo
coored brethren
James Ryan Of No. &c Duane street, appeared before
the Board He was accompanied by pair Of hard look
ing fellows who were to act as his witnesses. All
three were ordered to be sworn; their hands were al
ready on the Bible when they most Indignantly refused
to swear until they knew what questions they were to
be asked , The witnesses were Of course sent out.
RYAN was handed over to the Doctor, who examined
him and passed him He was then allowed ten days
fnrough.
The day examinations resulted in furnishing 10 sol
diors TO Uncle Samuel. 10 were examined, ~
were adjourned and the remainder were exempted ior
the following reasons: Sons Of widows 5; over age !;
under age .; physical disability To- aliens, "a; non'
residents l5 in service March B. !; fathers OF mother
less children 3; Chas. McKowen paid $500 commute
ton.
The following are the names Of the soldiers: Thomas
Lynch John Hunter. james Saudegan. John W.
Hawkes. John Mccormack, John III. Lefevre COLI
James Ryan. Henry Mel Daniel Grady. Daniel Egan'
Henry Buland. II. W. Apple and George Pryor Inc
following furnished substitutes: John Goner furnished
Thos Edwards Frank Gorarn furnished Maurice Nc
Gum. Chas j. Quinn furnished james johnson. The
two last named received $500 each from the sgent q the
Supervisors Board of Exemption.
The Board will commence this morning of O'Clock.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Capt. Duffy ard his associates Of the Board OK
Enrolment in this district were very busy Yesterday
hearing claims Tor exemption. About 25 men were held
fr service 10 or 10 Of whom furnished substitutes and
The others were granted an extension Of tine.
SIKH DISTINCT.
The headquarters of the Board OF Enrolment
in this district sli continues TO be besieged by crowd
Of clananis for exemption. Oyer 80 were examined
We. ,rr,lay - were held for service paid the $780,
and 20 furnished substitutes
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
The WORK of hearing claims for exemption in
this district progrs,'s rapidly as possible. Capt.
Wagner uses e,cr eXertion 20 facilitate business and
docs AL in has power 10 accommodate aboring neI by
giving them an early hearing. Twenty were yesterday
held for service 10 furnished substitutes, and 5ra the
$500.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
Capt. Manierre and his staff have accom-
pshed deal of work since the commencement OF
tncir examination OF conscripts. On the ID Of this
month Isl were disposed Of on Friday looi on
saturday a-masng total Of coz cases in three days
" this number l3 were held to service. liz discharged
for physical disability 37 discharged for other causes
10 substitutes - commuted
Yesterday. ND TO O'Clock 2I6 cases had beer
,mined with the following result; Furnished suosti.
tu,es 3: paid communication 5000. q discharged for
physical disability 81 discharged for other causes 1885,
Ied TO service IS. Among those who were present
wa. Mr.. Delmonico who paid the Communication fee.
NINTH DISTRICT,
During three days Of last week the officers OF
he Ninth District disposed Of Leg cases. Of that number
q were held 70 service 50 discharged for disability, Al
lischar ged for other causes found substitute and 20
were laid over Among those who were conscrpted in
this district the pastor OF the Methodist Church in
Harlem. the Rev = T. Goodman This soldier Of tho
cross has determined become soldier in the service
Of his country. The Rev Mr.. Goodman is young man
and had Just been to Harlem when he was drafted
His loss will be felt deeply by the church over which
he presided for during his short stay lie had won many
friends lie is the son OF tho distinguished George
Goodman who was chaplain TO Congress, and who was
passenger on board the unfortunate steamer Presi
dent A large number Of cases were examined yester
asv. many of whom were exempted on the ground OF
physical disability and other causes.
WHERE DRAFT EXEMPTION MONEY MIST Re PAID.
The following important decision is announced:
WARRINGTON ID. c., Sept 5, 1903.
s In e yS"r ss General to s sy That 3o
ectors Of Internal Revenue authorized 70 receive eomm1
'i0n money only n nS district, Y Th a. fnsy
Captain iy,h 5 Infantry, Asa in charge Di.tg Brunch
IL b. Sssfa 81 l,SIt sSisss sy
The EXAMINING BOARD OF THE lid DIS.
rrIcT The Examining Board Of the Hid Congress.
sional District met yesterday morning to receive
or hear excuses Of those unit for military
on occasion bi putSi'u lHe rOOul
NJ No $50 Washington street full Of anxious in.
quirers at an early hour Shortly after O'clock the
Board proceeded business and disposed Of the follow
rs cases;
Discharged on Aceosm Of Physical Disdbiliry-John
s andish Tuuis rrcmper, VIM. Sherlock, Peter N.
burke, Edwin liayland. George Burrel. Thomas
tlieas-John Gallop. Michael Marcy.
Oniy son-Jerome b. Stctson.
SHbstifgtes-Nicholas w. Duryea furnished Terrence
OConnor accepted; James d. Bennett furnished John
Dunn, accepted Nicholas II. Dennis furnished JohA
Caplis, accepted; Theodore Tion offered Thomas
E1empt-Georse L. Meade, an officer in tie U. 8.
Army. was exempted.
It'd for Serrioo--Andrew II. Harper. ,,