The New York herald., 1865-02-25
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volu.tesrans.

II the precautons had been taken ai tho
dexvous that the Supervisors Committee have adoptsd
there would been NO need of this order nsse The
recruit, when he receives his pay, N Immediately
turned into close quarters and mot approachsd By
until he 10 removed 10 the United eeaAee rsadssyeas
No one could entice him away rob him while In the
hands Il the committee. Ono privilege only was given
him. the recruit desired TO dspost his bounty money
in savings bank which fequensiy the case he was
allowed Co. accompanied by oncer and do But
this privilege denied BY the order Of General
Hinks and the volunteer must keep his money In his
poaAs or hand IL to some one whom he deems re-
spons!Ic person The order WIN have one gepd effect Il
responsibility about IT, Persons in the United States
service alone must be responsible as none others are
allowed to approach new recruit except In the ocers
Volunteering at the rooms Of the committee continues
reaching some days high hundred and 1fty.
This Is regiment week No draft would produce
men ready for the field 30 rapidly. 1.ss,.e *
We hope capitalists and moneyed men will step
forward promptly and take the new county loan adver
tsed by the Comptroller for bounty puposesv The COM
obliged step the wheels Of the machine unless the
money is forthcoming The loan Is Of the best in
attract the Immediate attention Of ali having money 10
invest.
County Volunteering Once.
MANNER OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT THE PARK.
Volunteering at the Office in the City Hall Park pro-
ceeds with undimnshed vigor the number passed
day averaging hundred and Afty Of whom evi-
IDENTIFY belong TO the respectable Of society
On volunteer pre- sentng himself for enrolment he is
first subjected to exceedingly strict medical examine
ton and about fifty per cent Of the candidates for mill
tary honor physically disqualified in conse-
quence rejected The medical examination, as now car
red out forms striking contrast to the farce
that name which used be the earlier stages
Of the Through the kindness Of DR.. McNulty the
able and obligng medical officer had opportunity
Of witnessing the mode Of examination The
candidate is required to dyest himself OF all CLOTH
Ing, and proper tests then applied to determne
the soundness Of HE constitution He required 70 run
up and down the room several times jump, cough, &C.
ing succession Of cards a. considerable distance from
him, which he is required 70 name his left eye being
jected during our stay and many nnd ensting not
task AZ II heretofore The rejection
forwarded 70 the ssrgeon General At.r having passed
the doctor he S musterod In, which ID done by his
furnishing his nane age and the period for which
tends cAls and subscribing the certificate a en-
listment.
Having procured the necssasry papers, he then pro
ceeds 70 another portion Of the building receives the
whred into adjaoent Al this stage, by an
from further communication with oatsiders and when
next hear from him may probably b in connection
mond Here too he throws on the garb Of the civilian,
and dons the tasteful uniform Of the United States Army
by persons desiring volunteer and their friends
examination and enlistment Of the former fully occupy
brought by their fathsrs to whom, with very few
exceptions they gave the greater part Of their bounty
one Of the officers present 70 be delivered 10 them when
they should nj their destination We re-
fran from noticing the courteous nauner Of Mr. Blunt
the worthy chairman Of the committee. Subjected he
each day to the most ridiculous inquiries his uniform
eqaanimty Of temper is much 10 be admired
We regret to say considerable opposition Is given
tho proper working OF the by various rcndez
throughout the city, where great difficulty found
In shipping men for the navy, VIII cannot be accounted
II is sincerely to be hoped that there may be no den
Satisfactory | 70 know % that the city Of New York rapidly
filling up its quota while other places have had TO resort
to q draft
The Draft ina BrOokYyn.
THE DRAWING pN THE THIRD DIsrRICT-RELIEP
t FOR AEs DRAFTED.
The draft the Third district concluded yesterday
The Eleventh, First Fourth Nineteenth and Twentieth
early In the afternoon.
Among those drawn the following attached to
the Metropolitan Police force Forty first precnc-Pa-
trolmen Kirby and stack; Forty ty.second-Patrolmen
Phclan, Fox and Sullivan; Forty -third-Patrolmen
Holmes, Murray, Clancy, Lent and Branagan Forty
o. H. Smith Dornct, Moore, which takes the entire
force excluding those who have previously procured
Nearly all the above have large families depending
The Common Council held special M citing last even
Ing and resolved To appropriate three hundred dollars
for each drafted man having family and in INDECENT
circumstances. The following is the vsolution;-
Resolved, Whenever any married man having family
dependent upon him for support who Is In such INDECENT
circumstances require assistance, &c, In drafted
ahe u ,b"ra sha ~ naS a. 70 ss family snch nc
exceeding three hundred dollars In such this
Common Council shall deem proper. such applicant
which he resides Who with respectable citizens 70 be
nominated by the Alderman of such ward confirmed
by the Common CoGnc, shall constitute committee 10
examine into such application. II In their judgment
they be found worthy and needy they shall certify the
majority vote Of those elected the amount Of recf he
furnished such applicant which, when approved by his
Honor the Mayor shall be paid by the Comptroller q the
Al amendment by Alderman O'RKxYr, to the effect
that the Comptroller pay The appropriated
a q ss nc
and amended, the solution sooNcd by unani.
nous consent and WILL therefore, take effect immcdi-
ately
The relief committees were then appointed on recon-
mendaton Of the Aldermen Of the different wards
the Board adjourned.
The Drafs In New Jeysey.
The dram for the Fifth Congressional district OF New
Jersey continued ~ Newark on Thursday, and the
quotas Of the Second and Third wards OF Newark we're
drawn In the Second ward the enrolment was I, LAT
number enrolled In The Third ward the enrolment was
om." Among S. a we're sss ss s.s me r.p en-
hume and Sherwood Father Bsund a ths Roman Catho
lie church; Thomas r. Kinney proprietor Of the Newark
Adver.isu, and several prominent merchants. ,
1900 rs sa.r MonRwrows, Feb. ~, 1895
The draft is so'ns on today At Morisiown
aa The Drar In Phiia de1phia.s ffltar
- aa Lila PsnLApmssnA, Fsb. ~, 1883
DRAFTS have been made IN i've wards Of this cssy and
were conducted very quietly Among the drafted today
VIM " McKeon OF the Ledger; Ferdinand l. Feather
stone, OF the Bsiiss John - Perry, Chairman Of the
Business Committee Of the Prnters Union; Thomas T.
Choat Secretary o. ths Trades Assembly, and oher pro-
minsns members Of tho craft
n h Rsevuleing In Ohio.
CncSWAn, Feb ~, 1895
Advices from Columbus represent recruiting very
activc compsaes reporting faster than they Do
mustered IN ~ y expsctsd that Ohio will put more regi