, 1864-01-19
PROGRESS OF RECRUITING.
Removal OF Capt. Pomeroy's Office
Delay in the Payment of NouutIes.

The people at large are but Just becoming aware
Of the fact that the bounties are continued, and
that the draft has been Temporarily postponeu, un-
til the lftE can be perfected, and other moro COM
plcte arrangements made. Recruiting will be con-
tued up to the lat OF March, the game as it was up
to the 9Th inst, with the exception that reduction
Of S. 90 is made from the bounties aud premiums
the maxium amounts now paid being 500 and
800.
Capt. c. G. Po1nefoy has removed his office to
No. II, McCormtck's Block, third story,) which
will be first opened for business this morning.
Hereafter recruiting ofncers will take their new
candidates for examination to the ofce Of Captain
James, t82 South Clark street, where they will be-
examined by the Surgeon, between the hours Of 10
and IL a. rn., and and p. m. Amer being accept
I'd BY the Surgeon, they will be brought with the
above, where they will bo sworn In, and thence
taken to the quarters at the Asmory, where they
Yin 1sse nsF bounty e. fR on rpa Wss5e
received to SEND forward to Springfield;
There were thirty -four men recruited yesterday,
transportation to Springfield last evening, but Tor
the apparent on the part Of some Of those
who have to do with the payment OF tountles.
with those whose business It is to furnish the mus
ter rolls.
SMALL Pox.-Several instances have re-
cencentlJ come to tho knowledge OF the He1lth
officer in which cases OF small pox have becR unre
ported 20 him. It should be known TINT parties
emitting to report are liable to fine Of SO per
Section 81 of the New City Charter. Under this
rule the attendant physician Ia rendered liable and
If he should fail to do his duty, then any person
coenant OF the fact that small pox is In certain
house should report at once to the Health officer
On the sonth side Of the Court House, in the bsse
neut, that mears may be taken 10 guard the pub
lie against Infection.
POLICE Counr.-This venerable institution
was very largely patronized yesterday, the Court
room beng crowded with spectators at the morn
ing ssance. and thirty-two offenders Of greater or
lesser grade were disposed OF. Twenty-threc OF
these were ar7uigned On the charge Of simple
drunk: from this 1t must not be inferred that no
others were drunk In the city during Saturday
night and Sunday, but simply that 90 many per.
sons were 50 much Intoxicated as to be unable to
70 home, and 10 unfortunate to be in the street
while pollc< officer was passing. The following
1a1ger cases were thus disposed OF.
4 Ha0ro1t- oliver Phillips Was found lying pro.
miscous.y and obnoIonay around Uhlich's Hotel
-sa. and 90 days in BEldeWell
from lie 1ath H. cavalry, and William wilson,
bearing similar, relation to "ate{ma9s Battery,
were fonId ina low den on Wells street. very
Icei 0Ge1-john KelleF procured : star Of tho
genuiEc pattern, and passed himself of police
officer. He WAS arrested On Milwaukee avenue.
bnt 90 1t appeared thst be was rather harmless,
wishing only to blow on borrowed honors, he was
let OF with $e5 and costs.
Despe7ute 1ssdult, Michael y allfn with his wife
Margaret. Gerald Harrington, and Dan McB,.in,
were indicted for assault with intent, &C., On M
and Mrs, Black, residents Of the West divlalon::
M1e. black, the latter having heen struck With
over in $500 to appear at the Recorders Court the
others werc let Of with small tines:
Wifs Beatinq.- Joseph Lay abused his wife and
paid therefor $26
the keeper Of Mcclellaa's he9@aqua1ters @ on ol.rf
EnIth. ana Emma Wheeler, were charged with haT-
Ing h7eieed soldier Into their classic retre.t,
usda him drunk. dragged him, and then robbed