The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-31

a. remarks from members u The Committee, with |
vt'-cDco TO tic subject al issue. Mr.. Purdy 81
srsly criticised the action Of Marshal Fry for bis
,at luct IN assigning the city quota At four thous
a. 1, ana then changing II 70 twenty-one thousand
~ the clerenth hour. He suggested that connlt |
To- 10 appointed n proceed 70 washngton, " rep
rrB'ni III feeling Of tho city upon this suiJoc.
~ sbvart said tho FIRST thing W be done rs< 70
rsi'e tho necessary appropriation 70 psy uonnues
" We necesesry amount could NOT 70 rsscn, WI
here wss On end W the matter. M. IWecu ssu
tha, few men seemed 70 appreciate tie effect OF
orsft OF twenty one thousand mon rom tbs elty.
u would lead the mcch,n and lsborinR clasees
W have the city aer they had teen declared con
ecrpts. He stated that in The firH Ward doube
tie number Of persons sctualy rerdent therein
were represented the enrolment and the mat
Yer wN oppressive and unjust. MI Blun! remark
cd that me city hAi on several previous occasions
f7lci ia auo,ss. and he believed thn n tho ntce-
suy amount Of money was appropriated the Vol
unLeorng Committee would again 10 able W save
the city from draft
40 ordinance WAS then adopted, which Ia 10 10
suomitted TO the Legislature empowering the Board
NJ supervisors W raise such sums n money ~ may
b. necessary for tho filling Of quotas, by the ISSUE Of
County bonds, and 70 RAISE by taxation On real
>=-ais an amount Sufficient ,o pay the interest on
said bond.
Mr.. Twccd then presented a resolution. which
was adopted, appointing hesss Blunt Purdy' Ely,
ehook, Whitman and Fox. committee v proceed
" Washington and confer with the aovsrnmen'
relA.ive W the city q Iota. cotnmiuec conn'hhng
oil Sessre Stewart, Blunt and Purify vs. also sp.
ppiutDd 70 raise SUBSCRIPTIONS WIN power 10 hiu
such citlEons 70 thor number a. they might deem
advisable. The BOARD then adjourned
WHAT rus ALpERNrS NAYS TO SAY ABOUT
RHcRUIIno.
a. meeting Of the Aldermen yesterday, . pre-
smbIe and resolutions were received from tho
Board Of Supervisors In relation 70 mon enlisted in
thus city and credited 10 the quotas OF other States
and urging tho Common Council 70 refuse all fur
sr permits 70 persona 70 erect booths tens for
recruiting purposes.
The special COMMITTEES Of this BOARD on this sub
ioct reported CO insnce in favor Of making II .
6ne Of no, lees than $1,000, or more thsn 1900,
for taxing becrui,s on, Of this city and hsvin6 1nem
credited 70 the quotas Of other counties.
Mr.. Ryers offered minority repor- TO the effect
that II would 10 an iniudicious movement, on the
part Of this board W interfere with the matter.
Mr. Jones thought that the reason Of thu present
difficulty that the bounty was not large enough
He regarded 1t as the imperative duty Of the Com
mon Council 70 do all they could " reduce uo
quota.
Mr.. ottiwell said II mirhi he possible that the
erection Of the ing building In the Park was for The
purpose Of bringing down The quota. He cou
not regard the present ordinance IN any other
manner than that The County Committee ~src ~
ing TO shift the responsibility from their shoulders
~ tho Common Council. Hs thought the SIperyi.
sors were altogether 10 blame in the matter. lie
knew that prominent men employed In the Enroll
mont Bureau were ANXIOUS for q drAit. for reasons
best known " themselves, aud he knew Of sewers
Of tbom that figured in the riots Of .ly, 1868
Mr.. Jonas did not believe the ordinance was in
Lended 70 abolish the tents Tho time WAS comiu s
when dram would be upon US man may b
ealhd 81 ten minutes notice To 20 TO The war, and
not have time W procure substitute II the county
OF New York was going TO pay 1900 TO recruit
and outside parties offer 500 Of course the latter
gets tho recruit. He did not believe the Common
Council were 70 blame in this matter.
Mr.. Ottiweu said that the parties who were rails
Ing recruits In the Park ,he parties who wer,
helping he government He believed that IL,
Supervisors were entirely 10 blame. Let the Blu
porvisors 90 out in the Park tom IgroN and the,
will get all the mon they want.
NJ. Bnce said the debate on this subject to-day
hsd given him great deal Of light H. Still
he wished TO know that II the tents In tho PNt
were removed. would It be tho means Of increasing
iho number Of men towards the quota Of Now
York; He desired soms statement that would
show thsi this Committee would pay the. sArn,
amount Of bounty - other States.
Mr. Myers said this WAS . question 81 very grav,
Importance, and, that all nigh, understand IT, h,
-n in favor o. laying the subject over ill Thurs
day DoIt. The subject WAS disposed off,
Adjourned.
SMALL-PoX.-This dreaded disease shows n,
hgns Of subsidence. Our reporter mentions ont
nree, hs, has been barricsdei In consequence o
H. Snd ,hsre may 10 othe The subec, has beor
broush, before ,ho Legislature, and a resolution
hAs been adopted authorizing tho Committee or
Public Health TO investigate tho matter. UndeI
these circumstances, IL is advisable that all person
who have not boen yIccinatod, particularly chill
without delay. The Mayor hal Issued 4 circular
calling upon tho public 70 be vsccinsted-ihor
Who are not able to nay therefor will be vaccin
.ted srstutously Al the Dspcns.rIss.
Two FAMILIES MYsrERIousLY POISONED
Darn or ors or IHE VIoIMs-coroner Gsmbl
was notified yesterday afternoon that two f.mili,
hsd been poisoned q, 464 Washington street. o
investigating the matter he learned that hargar,
Grady, her daughter bridget and Ellen Power
also member OF the family, living on the FIRST 70,
Of ne family, had been STACKED with severe pair
In the hesd and stomach, accompanied by vomi
ing. Mrs Ann Morn sol, livinE on the second 70
VI the hui ding, MAS called 30 render assistance
the sufferers. After doing what was in her powe
she returned 10 her room, and In an hour or ~
was AlHo ssiLoi with symptoms similar To those
Mrs Grady. Mrs horrisOn's tn re children. Mar
hArah, and Maria, AGED four, six, and thirte,
years were subs' quontly taken with cramps, =,
when Nj. Morrison returned TO breakfast be foui
his wife and three cllldTen lying helpless upon 4
Door and suffering intense pain. Medical ASST,
ance WAS allied In, but the ply siciAus we're unst
TO veil what caused the sickuess. Medicines We
given, and later in tho day Mrs. Grady, her dsuA,
ter and Miss Powers were better, but up to l,
evening they were not considered out OF dang
Mary Morrison rapidly grew WORSE and died ear
In the day. Last evening, her ssters wero IL
critical condition, aud their lives were despair
81 Mrs Morrison had improved, ami Il was hop
she would recover. The families have not eat
anything unusual and tho cause Of tho poisopi
is still . mystery. Deputy Coroner Shaw "
uGke u post-mortem examination on the body
the deceased child TO-DAY, when Vie cause OF