The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-07
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rrapAY- RI RuITtSO-H oYEPu1 Cospir1oy OF IHK
BorsTr FuSDa Ero--Thers no drafIng yester-
day IL any Of the dktricts and nearly all the wards
are setiveiy ensss sd iD recrutin, there being srf
Client bounty money for present purposea In the Let
Ward, the majority Of whose Inhabitants are laboring
men, there have been nearly one hunscd enlist
men's since MONDAY. siNtees men reie enii,teh up
~ OclOsk yeferdar, Ihele only about 10 uen
now required 10 compete the quota Of this ward
Much ANNOYANCE - chpoi enced 10 TIE fact that
e1 ended 10 MIN N enable him to procure ,ubstl.
tue but he IL at clothed IN ncle San's livery.
The Gysi Regiment viii hold meeting this evening
TO devils. ans 10 relieve drafted mcmberp. General
frndioId addies letter TO ftoNg't-MsthAl Try,
the oh ult nsking for delay Of tht'J days In
the cve u disred m.liti. men. which vac cndorsed
nv General DoI, but tue Provost harshaGenG re-
IL The fmiIth District yc,tcrdsy only 25 men had
reported up to the Tour Of co nr only one Of hon
WIS held TO duty, and duhn, tie week. but nv. men
have been led Five 'ub'ti,uies and two volunteers
vere nIus'efed in here Yesterday. 20 son ~ the
guard du.y at the Office con lie rentorced all con-
:s ~. Who have '''d To i''"' VII O' '''d " d''
YESTERDAY morning NJ. Blunt obtained S9Soooo
bunds and s54VO In cash. The Volunteer Commit.
tee enlisted hity men yesterday at the Park Bar.
ftcks, aud probably ~ many men -ers Tectuited Al
tie Ratiery and by the Provost Marshall
CoTros.-The steamship Guiding Star, from
New Orsan, March 70, and tie Southwest los on
the evening" Of the 2sth arrived here yesterday, with
g,Ig4 hales cotton, IICs bbs Hour Low sarks
aud Is pa isses merchandise.
ARRIVAL or GoLp.-The steamship Costa
Eica arrived at this port ,s,terdAy from A,pn.sil.
bringing the Csiiorni. malls and si6O4 W. iu sold
the lsrges, smount that La. been received here by
he California Gamer, for anne time.
PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT BILI,-MEET1NO
meeting Of the Board Of representative Of the Neu
York Fire department held hist evening at Fire
mans IL. for the purpose q taxing artiou la rela
ton 10 the Paid Fire Department M recently passed
By the Legislature, the PTe.dent. John H. PaL
hsq In the chair Nearly all the companies were rep
res'ntsd. lhe Pt.sdeut having stated the object VI
lho meeting s,id that he and other menb.r. hsd
been h'tote the co,lmittes ut Albany. That the
Iruirit'ec uorte' faithfuly, particularly the Chiet
Engtssr Their eIertions, however we're In vain and
lIc Hii sLOv atar. member of that liza hai
leon ny o.. q, anu vent back on them, and he ltne
! Ssigrniy ttheyed that that member wa manly
ia rLtlentN IA rCttins that bill pgfsei. He name
10 ,inncv II. lut lahan, rcptescn alive OF Hcse II.
nsud SCAT" Tor lie Informal on Of the Hoard mat VT
plaheJ
A resolution directing the expenses Of counsel,
&c. bile the COuluittoe wur At Albany lie pad,
week
4 communication wa received and placed on hls
from The Bo.rd Of Engin.eis aud iorrmen transmit
'iug copie- VI etsu aud resolutions .eceivtd iiOm
tie CJulyu Council detaiiins tie ation O the ate
mCetng Vt tno Bonld, zlIeads published IA the
81 - and skiing the BIsra OF hepisseniAtlyes ~ ap
pOint Comm tee 10 Nai' On The common Councii IN
CONJUNCTION With hAt appointed " TIE Board Of In
rrce.s ana tOr,Nn"n Ihs following series Vi Iesoiu'
/ uu- -ute theh adopted
Wtsreds, Toe LEGISLATURE Of this State has pass
AL &c. c.eatn g helTop an Pai lire D ar ,mt Ut
thereby aDcsiins the proscnt voiunt CT sysiein and
meeting held on the ith inst, unanimously ADOPTED
set u esslutions regulating The department TO con
tnus 10 the discharge Of thcr dutlos aud also sp
polluted Coip mittee OF three 10 confer with the Joint
Committee Of the Conn on Council Tor the puipo-e OF
testing the eonstitutouIity Of tho Aforesaid .et,
R,soiusd, That the Board Of Representatives cor.
dlally endorsT the resolutions .dop,od BY the BOn
ut tugir eers and Fueueu Ut then lHet meeting anu
that the iIrsden' OF the Board appoint Committee
OF three to cn-opens with the board OF Engineers
E.sor-t, hat the Board Of Trustees he instructed
TO "a, such lssa e1Irn-.- as ma lie incurred b. the
Committee VI tie tile - pa tmen ia tuIHes'lil the
| c"nsttdtionaliiy oi the Metropolitan fAl IiTe De-
| pirtment.
| A re-oiution by member Of Hose Co. IA wAs
adopted, directing the hoard OF Trustees to take tuc
sclOn ~ IA tutIg judi ueut milht seen lest ~ p.t-
tect the present charitable iund anu per tusts lac
The following committee va. appointed 70 con er
VIA the common Council Meas -, AuIpbJ
Byan Ton fhsn, i1sine and the CouLlittoe Of the
board If N Sinc.ts ane tofemen.
Of the CO.pu,v ,ouuc and y hand osrr oil personal
snh privae p'oper'y TO the hoalq Of TIuIiees wa
| trAnsscl.i and me estins adjourned.
SUPERVISOR ORIsos BLUNT was yesterday
Appointed by the siled states Government Colloc-
tor Of City Revenue his du,ie- TO he to collect from
rec ruitins broker slo for each and every man en-
listed or rs'ra!ted ~ hem.
| NATIONAL UNITARIAN CoSvESrIoS.-The
at,enIauce ye,,erdas morning va. very larre In
deed, the cotife e,'oe being hlled. A long debat,
oeenITsd, resolution 10 the eject that the Chulel
unite a. common BODY Tor the advancement OF nj
tartan dDe.rnes, and for the Of til, Lord Je,ui
Christ. The debate chiefly hinged on the snguag,
| Of the preamble calling Jesus Chnst "Lord" On
minister objected 70 the title entirely, unless IL Va
used IN tie sense II ia among men, aud then the tru
maaniu' Of the word should he shown. Another 9TH
Rev NJ. BpTie,, Of i,oienes Mas believed At We
ms Him Master or Mr.. Jesus Christ, lie advocate
cooperation between all the Churches to sdvsnc
tie civ .nI.tlOa OF mankind without Limiting thsi
stood or implied. Rev. MI. Clark, VI Bostou, move
that .lnd'lendent, should 10 inserted ate. ~ ri
all other ChuIches might DO called in, 10
the g1rPc': Of uniting with them. lie d
the ~ord "Independent' would b. uset
Another member Wished the word .free Chri'
ton was rrlec,ed, after hich the original utio
vas adopted. A resolution Wa subsequently siopteS
iuyittng all Christians 10 unite ith the ntarisn
The convention TO have the poseT to admit ali whoI
hey consigned worthy. la the course OF the debat
he criticism q hi. sermon by Mr. A. A. Low o
"Wednesday when NJ Low replied that lie took ei
/ | ccplIon 10 the sermon, on the grUuud thAt-as
seemed 70 hiIn-the preacher ~ In favor Of adm
ting spiituAsts, NEtuTast- and othen Of undef ne
faith and lac mi l. wa oppVssd to the adnIi..o
of such boiles. Atter come debate on a motion
pass woe % 'hsnks to Dr. Clarke for his senmoi
, the motion passeG sud the Convention took y reces
The afternoon scasiou devoted 10 the ccnsec tui
tion Of additional articles ior the guidance OF Il
Cony sntiOn.
MLIrARY.-Col. VIM. De Lacey Of the II
regiment CorcorAn LEGION aud formerly vi the 81
Qrish Rifles! was severely wounded in the rece
advance Of the I'd army corps. lie is hoiue ,
furough for thirty days.