The New York herald., 1865-03-26
|. OUR QUOTA.
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Funds Still Wanted by Chair
man Blunt.
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RECRUITS COMING In SLOWLY.
Resumption OF tint
Draft,
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with the rcturn Of Mr. Blunt from Albany, recruiting
n tho Park oHioo has revived. The total number OF
recruits received Through tho city ON Friday was one
hundred and thirty four numbcr which, newflhsand-
Ing the addtioaai Inducements does nos come up 70
work OF many days in the Park ooe previous 70 tho
draft
The entire cnlistments in the ak districts OF tho
city on the Same day amounted only 70 sixty seven
namely Fourth district fourteen Fifth nineteen SIXTH
fourteen; Sevonth two; Eighth, sixteen; Ninth two
THIS failing or is attributed mainly TO the temporary
ssoppago Of money In Mr. Bunt's department Money
is still SCARCE. and II Is Of little uso how much addi
tionaa hand money Is given by the ward II the original
bounty OF the State be not forthcoming Wo, there
fore, again impress upon the public the necessity
for subscribing tbs county bonds wo cannot why
they have all been subscribed for long SINCE afford
Ing they DO the best securtya mortgage 30 speak,
every atom Of government property in the United
States and an exceedingly high rate OF interest. The
stands thus either those bonds must be subscribed
purposes o. recruiting assuredly TO stand
still and the wheel again be put in notion II is an
n0uncd that unless two hundred men at least DC enlisted
day In this city tho draft will be proceeded with
early next week, and it seems really the only way
10 hl tho cali The citizens OF the different
wards have the matter in their own hands; they, as
was remarked by one OF our provost marshas,
last week. owe the government debt amounting 70
about twenty thousand sodiers that government y
perfectly satisfied accept payment In reasonably small
nstalments, and il they not satisfied with those
terms assuredy the whole will be called FOR and
q once IS not by ward meetings OF H s
fireworks, which hare At some ward meetings In THIS
city been called into play, We pres1n'e 70 snten the
hearts OF the cOnscrped but by earnest individual cx
erons on part OF each and every citizen to procure
volunteers for the United States Army
The number of men received at Tho fark oco yeslef
davy y-six "A
Offices was comparatively small
TIKI FOURTH DISTRICT.
Business at the Provost Marshas oiilco in tAis dis
tric yesterday almost at standstill Only three
men mastered in during the day one Of whom was
substitute The officials at the Office fear it will be
their unpleasant duty set the wheel in motion next
week ir the district fails Do better than /. has since
the susp6iIsioh of the draft ordered There IL no
doubt bat the partial draft affected recruiting unfavor
ably for tho number OF men obtained now Is smaller
than before the draft cor1enced. II Is true the VARIOUS
wards arc only stripping FOL The work yet and perhaps
q moro cheering record may be made when they have
fairly entered the thor individual interests and
with spirit of honorable rivalry.
Every 9ae waiting to ,s lhs is probably S oSe ie
tons yet reported in the firs', SECOND, THIRD or or
Fourth wards why the Others ahead Of shems An
had better to work together AID show what Inc Eh
pre City can still do for the country. -
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT
certain extent had the desired effect Twelve were
mustered in yesterday while the number the day befors
was but two Each OF the wards of this district Civ
ing $25 additional hand money, and tho members OF the
committee themselves bring recruits TO the Provost Mar
shas Office in Third avenue. The quota Of this district
liza Ward 17M Ward
Quota on March 22.............l05 057 1852
Enlisted since.
Quota ON March -. 1,050 1875
The entire number enlisted since March ! ID 100
THE EIGHTH DIsrRIcr
Twelve recruits obtained 1t the district headquar
tsYs yesterday; but much larger number could have
BEEN enlisted II the county bounty leadg during
the day great many volunteers offered, but had to be
put or until Monday for want Of funds the moneysd
forward and take up the county bonds there
win 10 di1cuty In hlling the quota The ward CON-
mittees being now working Very snersecay = great
impetus will, In consequence DO given TO volunteering
The Executive Committee Of the Eighteenth ward have
their headquarters st the of Twenty third street
Hail. Of Twenty third street and Fourth avenue,
Tuesday evening next The very efficient and cour-
tcous Provost Marshal Captain AAnnere, has diligently
co-operated with the movement from the commence
ment and his experience has, doubt enabled him 10
give many valuable suggestions towards directing the
sxerfons VI the committee with Increased effect
The following the number deficient in each ward mp
to four r NJ last evening
No, dsAciont March "a. 3os 1850 26o
Recruited ycs,erdss..-.
Quota on March IS -. 300 f,la2 1858
THH TENTH WARD.
The branch ofce in this ward a6ording considerable
service TO the recruiting oce the Park Men
ammed hero and brouRht 70 Mr. Bhints Office
10 be mustered in and credited to the district
SnpOvisR PuRdy stated nj recent meeting Of
Ass ward 4at hs was in communication with tie com
naAAtng oMc1 OF q regiment whose time Of service
just up, in reference offer Of himself ana the
trc numb0 "a under his charge coming 10 New
York and ofNrng themselves as volunteers, provided
thor eSpass paid and they received the State
bounty. We hope Mr. Purdy Is bearing this matter in
mind it would be of the greatest service TO the city
tina. they should be on hand soon possible This
ward which is almost the only which has of rcd
additional hnnd money, Is still almost at the top Of the
list regatti. enistmeus Up TO ten A. ~. yesterday
seven men lad been mustered In.
THE rHrRTyENTH WARD.
The citixsns Of the Thirteenth ward In obedience to
posters exhorng them arouse, met in large numbers
Clinton Garden between Broome and Delaney streets
last evening. The place OF meeting, exposed it was
pirate place hold meeting for the purpose OF avoid
IN. the draft: however, notwithstanding this inoonve
niencc, large number Of the citizens attended.
Joseph Tooker acted MS chairman and Jas II Lynch
secretary.
II was resolved each person enrolled be assessed
10 the sum o. nve dollars, which, The citizens re-
appointed twenty thousand dollars thorc being four
thousand names on the enrolment list Of the ward such
sum 10 DO allotted a. extra hand money
colonel A. Stewart, p. II McClean, Or. J. NJ GriRths
and others addressed the meeting at length ia
patriotic strain, and sixteen Of tho principal citizens OF
the ward appointed rs u finance committed
The ward las opened branch recruiting Office the
Thirteenth Ward Hotel The meeting adjourned 10
Wednesday evening next, al haf-past seven O'Clock
NESTING IN rHB rwFsTy-sEcosD wARD-Ho1
FERNANDO wOop OK THE DRAFT.
Last evening meeting OF The ctsns Of the Twenty.
second ward held In tho National Hail. Forty fourth
street Judge Connolly presided Nathan G. Ely and
Colonel Joel W. Mason vice presidents and DR.
whitchurch secretary.
The CHAIRMAN laid before the meeting the letter Of
the Mayor TO the Provost Marshal General already pub
lished, and stated that seven hundred and nfiy Ave
volunteers required for the ward
Colonel J. W. MASON addressed the citizens expressing
his opinion that 50 far tho Twenty second ward had done
very LITTLE In the way Of furnishing men, and - was
time they did something
Hon FpoSAXpo woop, Who received o warm welcome,
the saId He this 10 be meeting