The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
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oU7S QU07K.
Names Drawn yesterday in the Seyenth,
Eleventh and Nineteenth Wards.
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Other Districts to be Favored
Tomorrow.
Mono OF the State Bounty Money
Yet Received,
&c., &C., sc.


fAir business was done Friday In substitutes
though volunteers were kept back by the absence OF
funds. One hundred and four men all were enrolled
In tho six city distrcts:-In tho Fourth ward 90 Fifth
ward, o; Sixth ward Is; Seventh ward s. Eighth ward
~; Ninth ward 49,
Park ONCE yesterday In consequence of the regu
cation Of tho committee only year mon were
accepted Substitutes however, continue to be pro-
eurod with comparative ease and the number is likely
20 iaorease they OF course recevehe entire amount
5000
Money again promised in the following telegram to
Mr. Blunt
Hon. Os,soS BLurr New York:
a ri sa million nus
Sn Of this will p.ssaby be needed 70 pay drafted
% yS sn ana ia yS my
The necessity for money great in all tho districts
ehroughou the city Men have had to be sent away in
SAUNDERS In consequence OF there being bounty
Cor the and yet the mashals expected to be
Kept reasonably employed In one or two wardsas the
Tenth and Eicventh-scveral citizens have nobly ad-
TO MI up their quotas they cannot DO expected
continue such . course.
The Fourth District.
Eight substitutes were mustered In in the Fourth
district yesterday All the whose names have been
drawn from the wheel in the First ward have been
snotncd tho last Of Thorn being included In tho batch Of
-sone hundred and twenty-five upon whom notices
viii be notified next week There is still no money on
hand TO b0untcs at the Provost Marshas Office and
numbers OF recruits have in consequence to be sent
away daIy How much longer will this be the casef
THE FIRST WARD HARD AT WORK.
They determined TO nll their quota without draft
The finance committee have been very successful in
araisng money Tho executive committee have estab-
shed their headquarters the Battery and for the
three days they have averaged ten per day There
will DO meeting Of the people of the ward Monday
Svenng 2. 10y Greenwcn street. at which meeting win
stores and entirely suspend business for three
days and turn themselves into recruiting officers to ill
eheir quota and avoid the draft
Supervisor Fox and Alderman Moore are working in.
"dustously among the people, showing them the
furnish themand encourage volunteering The quota Of
the ward Is less than three hundred AZ this pro-
curing men they will have their quota filed in less than
MEETING IN THE FOURTH WARD.
The lighting Fourth ward is awake. large meeting
of her citizens took place last evening in Tammany Hall
William p. Kirk occupied the chair.
The finance committee reported progress. Tho total
collected and subscribed In the ward up to the
present time Is $27s2 The finance committee dill
gently work in all the election districts Of the ward
shnd this amount will soon be largely increased
Captain Erhardt, the Provost Nsrshal, introduced
sAnd said that forty had been credited to the ward
-lfom turning r. however enough men are sent in to
keep the speaker busy he promised there would be no
dram In the Fourth district He showed them in very
clear words the advantages young have in TAX
ting the bounty, and the honor il would be to h the
ward quota. Letthe Fourth ward give eight men daily
aand other wards will be called upon before t.
Stirring speeches were then delivered by E. J. Ward
and other speakers More subscriptions handed in
Captain John Dunn announced that he had already raised
two companies since the war commenced and now he
wA enlist - volunteer 10 be credited TO the quota Of
rhhe Fourth ward
John Kerrigan sang 'The American STAR" amid great
se0thu:asmi and, being eeoo,cd followed It up with
"Ncrah McShanc" Subscriptions again handed in
vose OF thanks was passed 70 Captain Erhardt and
y9essra Ward and Kerngan.
Ono Of the executive committee stated that they
will DO ready Monday TO receive IT'S Pearl
-Street.
Morgan Jones considered the duty Of ali who have
aaot drawn prize TO forward and help their friends
The only way TO avoid additional draft IL help
who have been drafted Give freely what be given
appealed 70 those present 70 assist the drafted men,
many Of whom Of families II the drafted men
mot assisted BY those who are not drafted their turn
Snay come In supplementary drafts tApplause.)
The meeting then adjourned