The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

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THE FOURTH DISTRICT
Tho Provost Marshal Of the Fourth district has received
orders yet to continue the revolutions Of the national
wheel Tho business of the Office is now confined to
recruiting and serving notices those who were so
fortunate to draw prizes last week. The drafted men
thus notified VIII not however be called upon to serve
n the quotas Of the wards in which they reside filed
I'm any reasonable time. Committees for recruitinc
'sireaay 0raanizea ca IN the Four: Sixth wards
81 tne asfHs Immediately. Confidence is expressed
That the quotas of the several wards will be filled by
THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
1he drawing for the draft in this district has been
postponed until nine A. NJ today order allow
cruitng to progress. II recruiting does not keep the
Board Of Commissioners reasonably busy the drawing
"il have to so on. Lieutenant Ward Of the Sixth
United States cavalry Acting Provost Marshal has used
his best endcavors to forward the interests Of the ci
zens and hopes that they will aid him in postponng the
draft by encouraging enlstments II is his intention to
open branch enlistment Office in the large
Essex Market where he will muster In recruits in con-
nection with his Office, near Crosby street.
Yesterday about fifteen men were recruited and Is
TO be hoped that the citizens Of the Fifth district both
drafted and undrated will exert themselves and have
the operations Of the draft postponed.
MEETING IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
The Executive Committee Of the Seventh Ward Citizens
Association held meeting last Friday evening to con-
slider the subject Of volunteering and the best methods
of rendering the draft already carried In the Seventh
ward, Intellectual They have called mass meeting Of
tho citizens and residents be held at the Police Head
quarters this evening TO consider tho subject We are
pleased to see the old Seventh move in this matter.
There will be o rousing meeting.
MEETING OF CITIZENS OF THE TENTH WARD.
meeting Of the citizens of tho above ward was held
arda in Marka ri
Nelson Taylor in the chair The committee appointed At
the last meeting TO make arrangements for the formation
al branch recruiting Office in the Teh ward reported
hpongh the chairman that they had conferred with the
Board Of the County volu ntecring Department also
with Major Dodge, Assstant Provost Marshal and
happy to state the perect concurrence Of both with this
views Of the comm ttee
Arrangements had been made for the speedy opening
of ting Office in tn at building, where every facility
would be offered for the completing of the quotas Of the
respective wards OF the district by volunteering The
committee hoped TO have the office open by "Wednesday
morning
Tho report of the committee accepted and the
irnittee discharged.
Some discussion here followed on the appointment Of
a Finance Committee and on offering OF additional in
ducements to brokers and Others when the following
adopted
the Cong .sson the appointed for the purpose
Of comforting with other similar In regard o
also other executive bu ness that may be necessary
znktec.
The following gentlemen were appointed: Seventh
ward, W. Fay, A. Hall; Tenth Ward, d. Miller, j. Ma
thews Thirteenth ward; A. Craft T. Brady; Fourteenth
ward, r. Monahan, Sidney smith
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF THE SIXTEENTH
The adjourned meeting Of the citizens OF the sixteenth
ward held in the Eighth district court room,
Of Twenysecond street and Seventh avenue, last
ing for the purpose of aiding the recruiting for tho
ward. The meeting was addressed by Alderman Lewis
sir orton sr spauding and number Of other gentle
After reading tho minutes OF the previous meet
ting the following motion was adopted
Resolved, That the Finance Committee be Empowered
20 pay W sum Of fifty dollars hand money for recruiting
until fGrther notice.
Previous to adjournment a subscription list
opened and somo thousand eight hundred dollars
collected Meetings will be held a. the above place every
evening, until tho quota OF the ward rs hlled
MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF THE TWENTIETH
WARD TO DEVISE MEASURES FOR RELIEF.
meeting Of the citizens OF the Twentieth ward
held last evening in the hail. Of Thity-th
and Eighth avenue for the purpose Of devising
measures encourage volunteering in order to relieve
the men who have been already drafted Mr. d. Harri
Reed appointed Chairman, aud Captain Ackavey
Secretary.
The meeting was preliminary one and number Of
gentlemen took part in the proceedings The principal
speakers being Messrs John B. Grdlcy, Noah A. Chids
1t was stated that the quota OF the ward was one
sand hundred and y nine, being twice as many as
.|other wards IN the dlstIit
Gentlemen stated that brokers could furnish substi
flutes for three years at $3.50 each.
After considerable dcsultory conversation conll uee
OF Ave were appointed consisting Of Messrs Bricc Grid
10y, Chds. Riley and N. j. Lsckey to confer with tho
committee OF te Eighteenth and twenty first wards, to
they would not rnito with the Twentieth ward as
one Congressional district to Eli the quota OF the district
also to confer with he Pro, oct Marshal.
Mr. DrrTEMorER NOV d that the committee be au-
thorized to report the best way OF hng the quota and
with any person for that purpose, which was
unanimously edop,ed.
public meeting Of the citizens Of the ward to be held
next Thursday ev'ning
% proposed thai each draeo man en nrnrs
volunteer. Quite a number d gentlemen responded
MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF TuE rwESTY-sEcoND
WARD.
small but influential meeting Of tho citizens Of tn Q
Twenty second ward held last evening at National
Fall in Fory-sourth street, the requisite steps
have the quota Of the ward filed without rcsorting to
tho draft About a dozen gentlemen including Judge
Connolly, Colonel r. d. Goodwin and Dr. whi,churct
we're present II IL strange that the inhabitants OF tho
ward were not present In larger NUMBERS 10 show by
ttc presence the interest they felt in the excrtons d
the gentlemen who were cndcavorng to them from
The Qrat
SooswiF who nominated Judge Connolly as chairman
Ilr Whilchurch Afterwards appointed secretary
Judgo toSxotLY stated the object Of the meeting,
shat no was proud ths opportunity was afforded OF
filing tho quota by voluntary cnltstments, ~
ono volunteer worth ten hired men, or hft,
men bragg SrOm the bosom OF their families
By CONSUMPTION After few remarks on tho necessity
both of united and individual exeriion he concluded BY
tnyng hc quota is - than seven hundred, and guar
antes to furnish ono hundred OF that number"
Mr. FLETcHrn in favor OF calling public meeting
OF large scale thn earliest possible moment; ana ~
proposed that committee be 70 ca pupn
Gle draft In this ward. Which ayr ed to- ard I'M
following gentlemen named TO act on ithaior Pullen
Colonel D. Goodwin. George Higgins Harris Russell AN