, 1864-10-05
THE DRAFT.
Temporary guspeshisn Of Proceedings Yts-
teIJa5-FIlins the QtoA1 BY VII
nateer1ng nts-
Present Deficits,

Six days otlast week the draft was ia p.neres.
In the oce Of the Provost Mareha II this city. tt
| supply the deficits Of the several eub distics II
Cook county. The order of business nas broker
In upon only By the advent OF the Sabbath, and
then On Mo,ds the process went On. Seven real
consecot!1e days, and yet the County hsd moi
! S5ait you'd 50 on IN interrupt. dtJ 70 tho end.
Ihe Ftth "ssd was ~ order Un the ttst yesterday
ma The nfual asse hlare eathcrrd round The oee
70 w1t1etn And hear tho reenlts Of tue operation
But the men of tbs Fifth wers duumrd to tQtIer au
agreeable disappointment. The Committee Of TINT
the region of bridgeport nouEisbe, bat fe bss;5:
lahorfnR mef dve there; the o~uefs ana employ
efs preiering to llse in less sayory loes,ltJ,
Hence, the task Of raising monsy vas fsr DON u
| tasy ene. Bnt The energy ofthe Coumi.,ac ross
9Th TIE difficulty Of The tifustion. Though Oh
ss.ntdsy ssss1pE 1 u iast for'ynine men wss tho
i was consequetfy deemed advira ole to nostn ,ue
TT II e oao. M 70 az Shsn
running over. The crowd, therefore. dIsnersed in
sho1t order 70 lannate on lie stili tarthxr ds9sl
oped uncertainties OF the draft,
The work Of recruiting still proceeds In .hose
dtf,t1cts not fali Tbs committees are strai1in (
etsg ns5ve, a1a It is hoped that the, vii. ali be
S1ne Of the latter are ptepafinQ to 90 hnt stHn11
as matter Of choice. There a.s PLENTY Of recrnlts
to he obtained II the price il only patd; lat nan1
Enme. " -
Az Er1sopz.
g'l telegra'T Iva was feeeiged Yesterday b. Col. John
ned, sfeAuG Ihat permission had beoo gwen to
me ludays sesalerB OF this city. now at St Louis
10 re enlist md he credited on the quota Of Cook
to take advantage Of thus, md accordingly two os
lhe SCENTS started poet haste to St. Louis, Witha
supply Of dncsta. to lnduce the boys to tske the
bounty. Bat. as te always the casa with Eoot
news. tie telegram tecame mag slned by passing
through 1nnny hands-:uou.hs 80 on hi to have
s'a ~ ~ aeesfea
ine;1 tssh ,s me Ward palled down
similar to lurenette. Substitute brokers looked,
stck, and mentally counted The lotses, while they
1or es1e. Substitute nae1ers who In the morning
ielt important and fNsgreted shout demanding
81 900 1pf one 5etrs service. became panic tckea
For tT o hour DE scene wss Ialc,do.copie; he
ward committees Looked pleased, josial ano rotg,
while the ''subs " and their agents turned pile,
bce ant green by degrees. Later In the afternoon,
however, ihe ruth came out and the whole ap.
pesrauce Of things changed suddenly. Those eu3-
1ect TO the drait vented to kuow how ther wards
ttr went up With bound. Ike gold attera Federal
reverse. An took bold wl'h Tencwed energy, but
# aya1!ed n,tls In tie work Of recruiting. aaa It
t:onal recruits might easllJ have been ob.aiaed
RusHEo OFT.
1t IL currently. reported that many ofthe drafted
mcu are le&vmg this city f.F the Ito thcm) more
een,a thoEss o1 cansds TUT. 4 perseyeied il,
unless the dtncit be made up ty volunteering. We
dtretand that one ward has paid several drafted
men, prssione 10 Their being mustered into ser
ndetce repored in them by sked dsddltns. This Is
wrong: no money ought to be gwen to nay drafted
aa n %n 1s
to leave, md il The citizens OF Any ward would