New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-12
LocaI Military Matters.
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REcRUITIEG-MARKING DISQUALIFIED RECRUITS.
Recruiting goes on steadily both at the Park
nds tie quarters Of the various ProyosNsrshals and
u some Of these latter Offices somev ha; novel mode Is
adopted ~ prevent tie repeated ofers Of enlistment
made by persons Who have been already examined and
found paysicay incompetent The surgeons deny that
they brand" the cted recruits or that II Is done
with the connynuoo or at tie reQurst Of The Provost
Maphals The marx il sometimes 10 the fern OF cross
but always on the bnck and 1t Is said Is done durpg
the examination nnd quisty that the UT does
not know when the operntion IL performed on HIN
how IT L. dome IL Kept jealous secfet The abuse ~
which ts measure IL aimed Is extensively Pfntuced "
the brokers' who lake men rejected ~ one once 10
another one md II again ectrd la sil anOtheI an"
80 on, In the hope that they may Ind surgeon VINO
will o, erook the VI disability. ana ncteit Inc
rp II nGcessiul in his Efforts the broker Bets hSh
compensation.
YIyETY.THIRD REGIMENT.
The oal Regiment ia now in the field, recog-
nized by the Government and guarding the mort M
unriaat station between here and Annapolis a. lhe
heay House at tie gTend Stone Bridge. &C. Inc
gd is mustered ia on its militia Organization
for the term Of one hundred days The one huhd'
rod DAYS men are exempt fron, draft Col. cham
bers h now in this city by order IRON headquar'
tiers 10 recruit this regiment to its maximum uhur
and he earnestly calls upon all good c'phirh in'"
" assist him IN the good cnusc. All recruits WI, re-
nor, 10 Capt. john ". Crnmp recruiting ohlcer' ~
Military Hall. M lg3 Bowery ana VIII receive e,up
m.rta rstions Ac an som IN mustered. at "a I"Ii
meut Armory corher Hall place and seventh street.
and be Immediately forwarded TO the rrRmeh@ ID!
oi der, W: n. w. ChAnS
Colonel cong VA y. q. b. ,. I.
RECRUITING rs BROOKLYN
Recruiting was not IA brisk yesterday rs
heretofore. A good many men were exempted Il q.
ability aliennge Ac And but Tow recruits "ei passed.
Prin, pals are becoming scarce. although su"nlln'es
are penty; and If ibis stt, II affairs continues tLe'e
vii, Ire large aft on the 3,h Of september next
Mr. Henry Bii.tow. tie Recorder 81 The b"arh o'
Fnr,,lucut resigned on Wednesday and yesterday
morninr tne Provost. Marshal. Cob fowhr rpVin'eu
Lieut. Col JoIasa Of The iitn regiment Ia the is'Iion
RECRUITING NICHOLS.
The aecnts sent out from Brooklyn 10 thf
SutLern States GO not appear to be very :uccetsiu
Mr. O. Macardei Of the agents. writes bsck iiuin
Po, tsmouth w., that lie Is upcned to pay siVo
head 10. the privilege Of recruiting 10 thai
As the whoie amount authorized ~ we .van'y io'
bountics "a only SlOO Our agents VII have s'erj pal
shov es,eoialy ~ iIou, $40 10 $40 pad BY pal ae.
from other states lls prospect VI hlinx oI quosa
Nv coLDIesI recruits u therefore very shsht
why RECRUITING IS DULL IN DRoOKLYN.
| r. "A. Idi,o, Of Ire n. g. TJ'tsae :,
SIR: In your report Of recruiting IN Brooklyn
you ssy that principals are scaioa. lucy oush' "
&C. attended AT York ioet viii epi cseh'nts
iec nit for three days. and found mn inside iing VI Gil
az eight shasps who monopo sed. from day ~ anS ~
the Iow numbers gwen 70 recruits to sho~ wheh .ril
tuin go before The doctoI. Aud ~ss required
10 pny frvm eIOO w eO 10 these sharks or N tet
man before the doetUr I'll alter the 9Th oi ceptenbe'
next b. n WLoIA
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