The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-03

thewa the catmsn, who esns hlfber 70 ioentiy
Muller EXPECT H. leave the steamer Of Wednes-
day next.
Local MILITARY ArYAIRs-- SpEcuLArIoSs
.cosr rns a.yT-PaYARArioss M THE Pnovos1
NaasuAts-rnE NAVAL RECRUITING ABusns-RE-
1raS on yrruAs hEoiNxNTs, rro.-'To To or not
10 be ,--that 10 the question - III will 10 seen
ty our kilograms rum washington that II 10
decided "not 70 bell ard quotation was never
more applicable than this 10 the present I'M
certainty with regard 70 the drah. With another
issue Of the Scr will come the day appointed for |
the draa-s day 70 which all classes II the com
niunity hsve looked forward NTH comroingled
doutt aud fear. All have discussed 1.-THE proba-
bic enforcement or pos,ponerncns Of the drst-and
now, upon Its very threshold nobody seems 70
know snything about II. All that 10 certainly
known about the matter may he written In = very
few words The dram ordered, the time ap-
pointed. and no revoking or'ier has been ssuod
This berg all tina, Ia known 1t would seem conclu-
svc tha, unless the Prcsdon. susIcnds 1t, or post
poncs the time Monday will surely bring the dram.
1T there liz another important Circumstance ia This
oonn@tor, and one ri which Ne public have per
haps not thought the IroroS kdrshais haze not
recsiucd orders 10 MAKE drdJt and ~ tue 'situ-
| GUn" now stands, no dra.i cnn he male. Toe
orders issued to he Marshhs we're merely Of
| pfc,iu,n.ry character, and instrgc,ed them 70
make tho necessary Preparations for drtft-no-
thing more. III any event. then, tho Prcsdcn,
must first bc heard from.
Tho abuses al tie naval recruiting Offices con-
,nue to be the subject Of much discussion, sud 4
In almost impossible 10 get a man enlisted for ha
| "A, a.. huy " ina Loo
complained TO about this matter, ietern.ncd to see
tor himself lie accordingly went to one Of the
naval Offices, aud WAS informed by broker who
WAS hanging round the place that ''he could have
. msn put through Cor him IN hurry" he prob
ably thinking that the General wanted substitute.
On enquiring for the Captain In charge, General
Hayes WA Informed that be could not see that OIL
ciN without sending 10 bis name. This was don>
aud the favor WAS Of course, instantly sccoricd
and the Proves, Marshal General Of New York
stood in tho presence II the little great lie
then mentioned the treatment received by people
who came 10 enlist substitutes, and utirnl'ely one
Of the brokers was arrested. when a license was
found on his person from officer Of the Internal
Revenue, for which he paid IS 20. There IL how
ever, no law " license substitute brokers' and the
one in question must have been ''joly green" W
pay for o license. The matter will doubtless b
, investigated.
The Goth rcgin INT, n. VS.. ". list U. S. Chas
seursl returned 10 the cstv at o'clock on Thurs
day evening. Tnis rug ment left in sol havins
tccn organized By tho Hon. Join Cochrane, VII,
went out ~ Colone, and Major Alex. shaer, o
the Ttb Regiment, went out az Lieut. Colonel, All,
was subsequently promoted to the Colonelcy, rte
~ "A,
strength OF the regiment On leaving New York wa
1000 and Its ranks were subsequently, increases
by $50 recruits. Only 10 officers and % en'sto
men Rave returned, under the command Of Capt
j. Mine. Two hundred and fry re-cnlistcd me
have been left In the fcla. This regiment was 4
all the battles in which The Army Of the Potoma
fought. A large number Of the Seventh Regimen
y joined the 6Sth when they went " the war, and
was ofIcered manly by that corps Yesteria
two companies Of the Seventh escorted the reg
= Incnt through the city, and they were criertane
by the entire regiment at the arnory last evening
The remnant Of tho b5th Regiment N. Y. 3. \
c., (Gsrde Lafayettc,) arrived yesterday, AFT,
three years. service, and were enter aimed with
collation. 81 294 William street.
The eve hundred recruits for tue First Ne
- Hampshire Cavalry, who lately paused throus
- this city, have been doing u Wholesale desertii
business la Wash nston. During the hrs, mig
~ after they had landoi, two hundred deserted 81
siuce that timo about fifty morn have escape
g., These men cost average Of sl.o 900 each. and
- aggregate loss by their deseriion is quarter Of
million dollars. Many will OF course be retakc
:, and, it is to be hoped, punished.
The WIFE POISONING CAsE.-The fA'
an elctci by the Coroncr's inquest in relation to
ais, alleged poisoning Of Ms. Love, by her busba
bc rna Ann oNiel, her housekeeper, are Of . slngu
AZ. character. During the sickness Of the decesse
nd which continued several days she according 10
evidence suffered grcs,ly from = burning sensati
~ in the throat and stomach, and repeatedly ask
OF, oNell for water, being ~ of,en refused. She
MI. been married to Love nine years, and during
M greater part Of that time he has cruelty illused
,bc Amer O'Ncl became = member q the family, his
,ss treatment became moro violent, and the facts
90. duced By the inquest indicate that Love and
os, parnriour, O'Ne consplrcd together to put her
"a. Of lhe way. Mrs. Love herself believed this,
,, told several OF the neighbors that she believed
IN had been poisoned by them. The chemical ana
,,, sis Of tho stomach Of deceased showed that
tirely Destroyer and that there could 10 no do
~ that death was caused from the effect Of min,
a. poison. A paper Of "Psris green" a deadly p
GOA, On, was found in the where Mrs. Love de'
'c., Music IN CENTRAL fAhk-Ihe Sen'
e u Pl,k Commissioners announce tina, there will