Year: 1865

Probable Resumption OF the Drawing


To-n,orrow-Persons Already Drafted to


be Ordered OT-Rigid Enforcement OF


the Pro vision Against Stockholders, &c.


Tho draft is TO be again resumed ON Wednesday. This
we learn is the irrcvocabe decision of Major Dodge
Provost Marshal General IF money Is still scarce and
recruiting tardy, tho wheel will be put in motion in
ward Of each Of Tho city districts else the already
drafted will be ordered to report for service If Chair
Blunt is wcil supplied with money and recruiting
goes briskly the conscrption will only be enforced
in three OF the districts that have done tho least
for themselves To-day, in all probability orders will
be issued for some the drafted wards TO report and
whether not the conscripon shall bo enforced
the entire city Will rcst solely with the recruiting
mittee Major Dodge insists that in the future General
Fry's requirement. that the provost maTshals be kept
fully employed shall BIO strictly and literally complied
with. This means the daily enlistment Of two hundred
men; unless two hundred mon are raisd daily by
voluntary ex0rtions drafting will go till the whole
oy has been subjected to the tender mercies of tho
scripton.


Nor il this all Five days only will be allowed tho
drafted before they called upon to report and all
enrolled men, whether drafted not, who may leave
70 the provost marshals with intent to AVOID the draft
will by tho 21st section OF the act just published forfeit
forever their rights as American cz ms. This applies
equally those who leave their districts before the draft
to those who leave after And in order that this strin
gent provision may DO fully enforced Major Dodge has
ordered the provost marshals TO keep list OF all ske-
daddlers which list he purposes 70 have published


The recruiting returns OF Saturday last show q more
favorable result than for several days past One hundred
and in all enrollcd-twenty two from tho
Fourth district nineteen from the Fifth, twony nine
from the Sixth eleven from the Seventh fifteen from the
Eighth, and six from the Ninth More men could have
been had there had been money forthcoming One
provost marshal had money for four men and least ve-
and dtwcnty offered The rest had to be turned away
Some of the drafted wards have manifested the greatest
supincness Two In tho Fourth district have done scarcely
anything and believe will be among the first TO fall
under the Provost Marshals thumb In the Twenty
second ward feeling OF dissatisfaction has been
stoned by Mr.. Fernando Woods statement Saturday
evening that the rich wards enticed away volunteers
from tho poor wards. This in reality Is impossible
by recent enactment all volunteers bound 10 be
credited TO tho ward in which tn actually reside ANY
instances In which Twenty second ward have been
credited to other wards need only TO be pointed out
be instantly rcmediod.


MEETING OF WARD DELEG ATE5-A UNIFORM RATE


OF HAND MONEY PROPOSED.


A meeting OF delegates from tho several wards was
ned last evening at the Sixth district Provost Marshas
Office, in Sixth avenue TO agree upon uniform OF
hand money to be paid to volunteers Alderman Ryers
was called 10 the chair Mr. John Hayward ociated
a. secretary. Ten wards only being represented the
delegates present. after discussing tho question OF gene
ing Uniform rate Of hand money, adjourned 10 Wed
ncsday evening Rcxt when they hope all tho wards win
be represented and somo definite action taken.
THE EI0HrY-FoUETH REGIMENT TO VOLUNTEER.


strong desire exists among number Of members Of
the Eighty fourth regiment N. Y. s. NJ r., Colonel f.
A. Conkng 10 have their regiment tender Its services
TO the government for year. The matter Is 70 be
acted upon by tho officers noxt Monday evening.