New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-07

CITY ITEMs.

CITY ITEMS.
RrCRCITING AsD ENROLLMENT-The bust
mes, of recruiting was exceedingly duh Tuesday in
consequence Of the election. bat very few cnstmeuts
having been made up 10 O'Clock. The business will.
however most likely take much more decisive turn
before the close o, the week when hope more to
be able to quote the average daily enstments up into
the seventies and eighties.
The enrolment still goes steadily and rapidly for
ward, at the Committee Rooms Nos. Il and 70 Du'
anest., under the management of Supervisor Blunt
assisted by Mr. Cornelius Corson the clerk Of the Com
mitlee The arrangements still incomplete ana an
addition is yet TO be made to the large force already en-
gagged upon the lists.
The revision Of the enrollpcnt will be so thorough as
rpc.ically amount 10 retnrOlment and IL Is pre-
sued that the new lists will present the number OF
citizens liable to the draft many thousands less 'hah
heretofore-the elimination being mainly caused oy
emitting the names Of aliens at present enroieo-'hus
largely reducing the quota OF the city
RETURN OF THE GOTH NEw-YORK REGIMENT
The Goth Regiment New.York Volunteers Capt. +.
J. Steers commanding, arrived in this city last
SATURDAY. evening from the Shenandoah Valley. Three
wears ago the soth left Brooklyn eeyen hundred strong
1t was sent to Key West, where il performed garrison
du,v for some time Three hundred members Of the
regiment died while there from yellow and typhoid
fevers From Key West the regiment was ordered to
Port Hudson arriving in time to participate in that
siege. After the capture of that city the regiment was
sent 10 the Shenandoah where 1t has since Deen
stationed On Saturday the regiment VIII be mustered
out Of the United states service at No 70 y, MARI
place by Capt Ellis. IL numbers % men ana the ioi
lowing officers: Capt. i. j. Steers commanding
Quarter Master, William ii. Ireland; Chaplain .. w.
Mass; First Lieut.. j. Hagen: Second Lieut., fmlhp
Lumbreyer Third Lieut. j. N. Lediard.
OFFICERS BEATEN yesterday afternoon two
men attempted 10 vote illegally al the Third Pol DIS
trict Of tho Eighth Ward. While on the way to the
Station House OF them broke from Officer Hastead
and Al into house in Broome.st. near Mercer The
officer pursued him, and while attempting to rearrest
hin set upon by party OF rufaDs WHO TOOK MS
club from him and beat him over the head with H. oih
Ger Ferdcu went 10 his comrades assistance ana IN
turn received powerful blow on the forehead telling
him to the walk The rufians. accompanied py the
prisoner made .teir escape The other prisoner, VINO
gave his name as Jesse Welsh stated that he resided at
No - Mercerst. but at the Court declared II was NO
o9 MeYcerst Justice Ledwith committed hin
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SHOOTING AFFRAY.-Edward Brady, Joseph
Decker. and a butcher known as "Gabc yesterday
afternoon ouarreled in Washington Market with q
Gabe and Brady with O clssver cutting them severe
" Oh the hands He also fired at Decker. but without
effect Kentela was arrested and taken before Justice
bowling. Decker declined 10 make any complaint.
The injured men received medical aid and we're then
detained Is witnesses.
GEN. DIx's HEADQUARTERS. -Other arrests
Of on.reporting Southerners were made on Monday
and the detective pece force was understand busy
employed Yesterday in the service. Many OF the
parties arrested are found IN have been already regis
tered and the remainder are. most Of them, prompt!
discharged from custody upon promising 10 report al
Gen. Pecks ONCE for registry without delay
CITY TAxEs.-The Receiver Of Taxes gives
notice that an additional per cent will he added to
M taxes unpaid the 18th instant and the lst Of
will accrue to t calculated from the 10th day OF Octo-
Der, 1851 80 the date OF payment.
ARREST OF SUPPOSED ISCKYDIARY.-A
young mar charged with having been engaged IN the
recent attempt burn the hotels OF this city arrived
Yesterday morning under a military guard He left
New York the night the hotels were fired, without
bsgssu' ard was arrested III Washington ana placed
in PRISON He admits having been IN the Rebel service
aud supposed by the police 20 nave been ar once1 "
Mosb,'s guerrilla gang.
STEAM NAVIGATION FROM NEw-YoRR TO
PoIrLAn.-The line known as Cromwcrl's New York
ard Portland Steamship Line has been disposed Of TO
the New England Sussw Steamship Company Of Port
land The c6mpaF have arranged TO increase
the line, and two nav steamers understood 10 be
Portland and the GraDi Trunk Railway are interested
In and identified with the new company. H. u. Crom.
well Co. are agents ofls line in his city Ne hereto
fore.
ILLEGAL VOTIya.-,John Haley attempted 10
vote Illegally OF the Fifth Poll District OF the Fourth
Ward. lie was arrested. AID committed for eIamna-
;ion by Justice bowling
BULLS HEAp.-Of the 3, 900 bulIOcks on sdle
al Forty fourtb.s 100 taken by Government for
shipping South the rest BY butchers Prices fell of
somewhat toward the close OF the market. and trade
dul Sheep in fair request and prices improv
ing choice lots bringing I4c and extra selected sheep
&C. Hog. are plenty and slow Of sale a, ic decline.
lidv.nisem.nt.l
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