New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
THE DRAF Il.
Examinations and e xcrsptions.
FOURTH DISTRICT.

fOUEIb
The Board of the Fourth District met on Sat
urday morning after O'Clock. The attendance was
not very large but good many substitute agents were
on hand with specimens Of humanity of all ages and
sizes whom they very anxious to have examined
by the Surgeon These cormorants ransack all the lanes
and out Of the way places in the city in search of sub
jects They have actually brought idiots and escaped
unatics boys Of II and IL years of age in half drunken
state and drunk that they could scarcely stand
before the Board in the vain expectation that they
would be accepted They believe they very badly
treated when such persons rejected. and they are
cautioned not to bring the like again. Surgeon
ORouIke and his assistants are in their eyes men who
do not study the Of the Government and their
complaints are accordingly bitter in the extreme II Is
presumed that the hearing of those who Will come vol
UNFAIRLY before the Board, will be over by the LIST Of Cc
tober notwithstanding only 1913 have reported them
selves out Of the 3O75 who drafted. leaving bal
ance of 762 denquents who will have to be brought
by compulsory measures to a sense of their duty The
examination Of the above number resulted in furnishing
435 soldiers Of whom 275 held to duty and l6o fur
nished substitutes; 81 paid $500 EACH communications
the whole representing 462 soldiers. Saturdays work
resulted in furnishing Is soldiers which added to the
above make Az soldiers obtained during the four weeks
Fathers Alderman John l. Henry appeared before the
Board with substitute who was accepted. The AL
dcrnan was drawn from his residence. No. "a North
Moore street. Andrew Lefcyer colorcd man also re
ported himself with a colcrcd substitute who &C
ceptcd. g cases heard. of which were laid
for further hearing Only man, Patrick Olwcll
was held TO duty II substitutes accepted. The
following were exempted for the reasons stated phys
cal disability non-rcsidcnis in service March 81
l. paid $500 each commuttion The residents Of the
Fourth Ward who have not yet reported themselves
will he heard today. The Boad VII meet at o'clock
a. n.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
4 fair business was done III this district on
Saturday. Dclinqucnts must hurry up. The period
OF limitation fast drawing TO close The number Of
eases passed upon by the Board o. classified as
follows
Held Tor service II physical disability 3D. subst
tates = acnarc p. noares beats D. support o. ascl
parents :. IN service March "a l. osor asc o. I. y
leasioner Il total a.
SIXTH DISTRICT
In this District ~ cases were examined on
Saturday. Two men were held fT service, iAlee far
uisLed substitute.
SEVENTH DISTRICT
On Saturday tie Board Of Enrolment in this :
District examined % claims for exemption Right
furnished substitutes and Two were held for duty.
In the evening pleasant reunion took place 80 he
headqarers OF this District tie occasion being ihc
presentation OF testimonial TO Captain Wagner the
Provost Marshal OF the district by tie employees Of his
department The gift consisted Il beautiful silver
pitcher. upon which engraved TIE following irscrp
ton:
" Il - A. a. 81
BY the employee. ~ he Department orcn Of ihtE e,
TEEN
Tie presentation speech vas madc by l.. II. Watt .
esq to which Capt Wagner responded Ia hitiug term
The company then proceeded to smother sparm aDd
paltook Of a COLLATION. at which speeches mad' %,
Col Rutherford Commissioner Baldwin Surgeon Van I
Week aud others
EIGHTH DISTRICT
In the Eighth District, on Saturday. the
Board Of EnTcllment examined = applicants ior erciap
ton. wcrc held ior service provided "a slb'ttcie
and 10 were sent 10 Rkus bland
Ninth DISTRICT.
II the IXth District ~ conscaD;s reported 4
themselves 81 q Provost Nafslll, oa,e sa'urdlr
ID we're held fr ,rrv.re furnished -Hh''futcs paid
Do conla1ta.ou &c., - rore oacml,cc 70 cases were
.id over or f-aIe invest 'ati0n % Substitutes we're
accepted Tor I.eyio.fg examined and b, "cfrsclt
TO the general rcnt,.tous. ia Til distinct ~ mes
have been d.sae Is beng tle 'ln quo't Which is
20 than lrs' 10 g., o.hcf diriiicis one
iuudred men were notified % ap7cfr each dsv tsi
al Who attended were examined tals avoiding c0uiu
on and Dolby rta Eonfd Of Enrolment ls'e been 30 ,
session tnrte Vces- s.a iaai tu' Aa'e examined
over 900 cases. o. u- numD.r about 900 layr been
old i1r duty I.e lui DeI OF .a.ti.ic, accepted Doe
been unuAluly l.Ir, e-. th J0 having been scVt
10 the genera. le..e.Ols af l.e.s g.. I'd Oac ~
number wss formerly ,oriliss on'd o'loel il Rel'
.l.elt and cos.il.atcd batc.y u tie mt baiflr
a. Eun Run. Ent on t'ser;iul i4. tnLcI place. NJ
lases aye lid o.,r 90 b. isp.f.l o. @ illl a4F ~
cepl tho,e u a.cHs and it',e ase .ironed ioI tee
purpose Of maxine some nrer..rry Hgulnrs l. every
rs-e the applicant ZOOS ptDn - .,rli o. iroduc.
- vitncstcs-fnc Provost MrfsiI Dol bang ssfsl,u
aIth written Al.d4,ts sud be- oocasonaly rsccliAns
pom short animation tlat che dcione1ts know
very liitle Of the facts 90 which they have previously
sworn But very noA.le..delts lave been dIaiiea.
which shows tie acrulao, Of thc enrolment.
Results o. tn DRAFT II TINS CITY.
The results Of the dram IN TIM. city mp 10
Saturday evening are indicated ~ the ioowine table
The figures are o. accurate can be obtained by a
curory glance al toe book oi the Eodld oi Luromcn
which have MOI ye been thoroughly written up b. the
clerks:
FOURTH DISTRICT 49,
Held 10 servics.......... Load 0,ef.."..... 20
Sgb.titYtrs ............... 1871 -
tolmuted............. ZI J0iA
b. eu pted................lol5
TiIgH District
He'd to seryce.......... 26sl E1rmpied for other
= Osiltuss - cie't sftttf'''''.'''f 80
{ ommrtcd ............. n -.
Exempted ior dsat.'y.. 43l Total ...'.'..''.'l'' '
tRTH DISTRICT.
Held O. servce......... - Ek'nP''d l't "'"'' 81,
Dsti.ucs. ~ 's't'f'' '
Comm. ird. .....++..+... % -.
IeItea !o dsaOaiy. 1o4l
sEyINTn pisTAiCI.
tt,ld IN ,.,vi.. sl f.sfliurl ior disability ...Ij'
.,.s ~ Aenpsd ioI othcT calseti'i