The New York Herald Newspaper, September 11, 1863, Page 4

4 ——_— Finale of the Denocratic State Convention. THE PLATFORM AND THE TICKET. Endorsement of Vallandig- ham Crowded Out, &., . ALBany, Sept. 10, 1863. Everything moved along harmoniously this morning: ‘Phore was a gencral good feeling prevalent from the drat ‘among the delegates, Some time elapsed after tae Con- vention asserabled before busine=s was proceeded with, ‘The tune, however, was taken up by the delegates far+ nishing (he'r Post Office address to the secretary of the society for the diffusion of light readmyg, called “political knowlodge."’ ‘Tho Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions was Gually announced. The resolutions presented were in tho main in accordance with my despatch of last night The resolution which they had before them in reference to the Monroe doctrine and indemuity from England for the dopredatious of the privateers on our commerce, were finally, by common consent of the committee, laid aside. It was found that so many different points were prevented that it would complicate the matter. Tbe platform was, therefore, just as it was arranged at tho first mooting of tho committee, The resolutions were adopted without any debate, only one vote, that of Mi. Lawreiwe, of Queen's county, the chairmin of the Stato eitral Committee of the peace party, in the negative, Mr. Lawrence, being chairman of the committee ap- Pointed at the Cooper Institute peace meeting in June last, It is fair to suppose that he votes according to the doctrine {and decrees of that party in the State. The Poace mon have been boasting ever since stx o'clock last night that they would have acomple victory over the ‘Othor side in the platform, avd that the peace element Controliod the Convention; bat what there is in the reso- Tution that gives them comfort aud con a is more than I can sec. Tho platform of last year was not changed, as they asserted that it would be, ‘and Wood this morning endeavored to ges the Committee on Rosolutions to present a resolution endorsing Vallan- digham; but the committee refused to accede to his wishes, ana a3 the platform now stands the peacemen are out in the cold, ‘The wnanagors feared that Wood would offer his Vallan- digham resolution in the Convention, and the business of the Convention was rushed through as fast as possible, ‘and vo tine was lost in moving tho adjournment. As soou as the real work of the Convention was con- cluded and the platform disposed of, the Convention pro ceeded to the nomination of the ticket. On the dfflce of Secretary of State three ballots were had, and finally resulted in smashing the slate for that office, and the nomination of D. BR. St. John, of Orange. This was brought about by the feeling tuat it would be well for them to recognize the constitutionR! Union element in the State. The Committee on Resolu- tioos recommended that the above element be considered in nominating the ticket. The s!ate candida‘es gave a bard run, but hod to finally yiela. The balance of the ticket was in accordance with the slate, and, take ft all together, it must be considered a strong ticket. Mr. Loiwrence, the Chairman of the Peace Party Central Com mittee, voted fur Mr. Flanders, of Franklin county, for almost every office Mr. Flanders is one of those that bas spent a short term at the government boarding house tn the Now York harbor. ‘Taking the ticket and platform together, it presents a front that will trouble the republicans. The candidates sro all moderate men, and there is no particular weak point to be assailed in discussing the merits of the can- didates. Supervisor Purdy announced that George Kuster was Presonted by the Tammany delegation for State Prison In- spector; but if no candidate had been given them they would still rollup their majorities for the democratic Ucket; they would stand by the party even if it was run by the Albany Regency, or Richmond, Cagger & Co., if wo might so call it; but he had gr@@™ faith in the patriot- (sm of thoge gentlemen The Proceed! Woe ke. oe. of the Convention. Aunasy, Sept. 10, 1863, Tho Democratic Union State Convention reassembled at ten o'clock this morning, when the delegations from the sevoral Judicial districts reported the foVowing £¢- lections for members of the State Commitiee:— First Dis'rict—Poter B. Sweeney and Jobn E. Devoliv. Second District—Homer A. Nelson and Penjamin J. Carpenter. Third District—Peter Cagger and Jacob Hardenburgh. Fourth District—R. H. Cushney and Edwin Dodge. Fifth District—Jobn A. Greeve, Jr., and Lorenzo Car. ith District—Duncan J. Magee and Dow Russell. Seventh Distrit—Wm. C. Rowley and Elmere P. Ross. Bighta Distric—Dean Richmond and A. 1", Laning. Tho report was adopted. Henry C. Mcnvmr, chairman of tbe Committce on Meso- lutions, reported the following series, remarking thit they had been agreed upon without dissent:— Resolved, Tnat we roailirm the platform adopted by the Democratic Convention of 1562, viz.— First—That we wili continue to render the government our sincere aud united support in the use of all legitimave moans to suppress the rebellion and to restore “the Union as it waa’ and to maintain **the constitution as it is,” be. Neving that sacred instrument, founded i: wisdom by our fathers, clothes the constitated authorities with (ull Power to accomplish such purpose. Second—That by the following resolutions, unanimously passed by Congress in July, 1861, the government was Pledged (0 the policy inouleated therein, and whichent not be Geparted from withont violation of the pnblic faith, vie— Resolved, T. war iH a able elvil war has bee: ists of the Si tat tutional gavernnent nd in arms around the capital; (ba, iw this tational ener ney, Conaress, Danishing ail fee Iass of mere Passion oF Teseniinent, wi | recollect ouly tis dacs to che whole country that this war's pot waged on thelr part in any spirit of ppreasion. oF for muy purpose of 5 with the rights oF established 10 but to defend and maintain the sapremwer of the eonstint tion, and io rights of the those objects gal and unconstitutional arrests and iunprise wens of this State Without jrstification or ne u nity, and should be discontinued; and we denounce sneh ar Tests as a usurpation and a crime, and that the freeton of the press to bo maint Kesolvet view of our recent’ victorias and Manuestations of @ returning al on the part of North Carolina ond other it becomes the government to manty ciliweion: that such policy fod by a Wise aiate “tain Lies of the [ toa Speody close, vot on but by 1 line: of ntiment roughiy the peop regret President indefinite litiot pUrDOReS, potuts to no onal bankraptey and the sobversion of Reaulved, doctrine of the secede from t government is pot more false the conatitut) © claim of the right by the fod government to ‘ate state boundaries and 3 rights, aod that, the ¢ Jiate the doctri forward by th " ceded State returning to its alieg ite place in the Union ui tution 40 the will of the party ia ermitted to resume nformed in {ts conati Rogolved, That the cousticution of the United States is | obligatory wpon the govern of war as well as iD perco,and the doctrine that 1 Prosideut may dispense with the constitution im time war subverts ail constitutional liberty and turns tt govarament into a miitrary despoti«m, and the odious prerogat'ves of the dispeosing pr by the Stuarts of 4 Rosotved, Thit od the people, m time lap: thanks 0” the people of the State aro due to the gallant soldiers of New York, who op the frat totimation of danger voluntarily rallied to the standar ‘and who bave borne |t victorious through, ‘ever honor tho memory of ‘so many those who have fallen: we the brave survivor Rosolved, That the abortive results of the recent Cou scription act of Congress, hot less unjust, vexatious and © pressive. both in its character and manner of execution which Lave oxcited general distrust, should admonish the administration how much wiser it would be to place ite reluenoe on the voluntary action of a gallant and patriotic Pevnte, ever ready to defend their institutions and their | honor, Aved, That we condema all mob violence as acrime Against the ') 4 that, whether the spirit Btiutiona! and legal obligitions take “higher tow of fanaticiem’® of “the lo mob,” they are equally oman tions of the spi loyally, aud should bo suppresmed at al hurabaee °° Resolved, That the adininistration of Seymour a8 Governor of New York highest Approval ; ple devotion fod dignity tho State, his fearions assert of the rights of the citizen, his fidelity to tr constitution, the admindstrative energy evinced Interests YORK STATE POLITICS. ever cherish and protect ; NEW YORK HERALD, FRiDA prowptly serding the militia of the State to repel the Invasion of the Stale of Peunsyivania by the Confederate forees,and tho vigor whioh he displayed 1a patting down \lawidss and reckless raob, and the statesmamship ox - hibited io Lis whote public Action, prosemt a record OF which oot vnly our own State, but’ (he whole American people, may justly be proud Adopted without debate. The Convention thea proceadet to the oomination of Latos he first ballot (or Secretary of State Geo. G. Scots can Jona S$, Tayior DB. St, Joha Chas. Goody car. sie ® D. Flanders . We Hwee cele « es 2 Ou the second ballot the name of Chariea Goodyear was withdrawn. ved. D. B. St. Jobn recei D. B. St. Jobn received. ‘George G. Scout. ¥. D. Flanders. dian soe 2 Whereupon the nomination of D. 8. St Jona tor candi- date for Secretary of State was made unauim us. Sandford E. Church was nominaied for Comptroller by . 6T FOR ATTORNEY GEYBRAL. Amasa J. Parker, James 5. Thayer, M. B. Champlio, Gilbert Pean and A. S. Sullivan were . Mr. Parker declined, and the bailot resulted as fol- A. 8. Salli ees see eeeee The nomination of M. B. Champlin was made unani- mous. FOR STATH ENGINEER, Van R. Richmond reovived.. .. 100 E. 8. Crookor recei at nanl- wed... The nomination of Mr. Richmond was made wl mous. FOR TREABURER. William B. Lewis, Philip J. Porthoimor and 9. 8. Ha- mell were named. Wm, B. Lewis received. 8. S. Hamell received... P. J. Portheimer received... ‘The nomination of Mr. Lewis was made unanimous, FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER. W. W. Wright was nominated by acclamation. FOR INSPECTOR OY STATE PRISONS. D, B. McNeil received... Dr. bien, rewned Rishoy ‘king received. F. D, Flanders received +s 1 On motion of Mr. Pury, the nomination of Mr. David B. McNeil was made unanimous. Wm. F. Allen, of Oswogo. was nominated by acclams- tion for Judge of the Court of Appeals. ‘The thanks of the Convention were then voted to the officers, and, with cheers for the ticket, for Seymour and General McClellan, the Convention adjourned singdie. ‘The following is the ticket nominated at Albany to- day:— Secretary of State. +++eD. B, St. John, Comptrolier..... Sanford E. Church, Attorney General M. B. Champlin. State Engineer. . ‘VawR. Richmond. Treasurer... William B. Lewis. Canal Commissioner. : Inspector of State Prisons. Judge of Court of Appeals. B, MoNett. William F. Alien. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Crieket Match. 8T. GEORGE VS. NEW YORK. The return match of the season between the second eleven of the above celebrated clubs came off yesterday on the New York Cricket grounds, at Hoboken. The day was delightful, aud both players and spectators enjoyed a pleasant day’s recreation. Both parties agreed that the game should be decided py one day’s play, which stood ag appended:— NEW YORK CLUB. Sr. GEORGE CLUR. Runs. Hall, c. Haughton, b. Ford, b. Lester. Kendall... 3 Mumford, b. Suyda Payaiee €- Sumsey . Kendall, c. Hall, b. ja e dam. * Lester, endall. Jackson, b. Kendall Croasty,’ 0, dumford, Kendall D. Wright, Gordon, b. Lester. Haughton, c, Suydam, b. Lester . Beech. c. Wright, b. Ken- 1. byes, dall.. . Clarendon. b. Kendall Byes, 6; wides, 4. . Total.....- 0.05 90 Umpires—Mesers. Higham and H. Wright. Scorers—Mesers. Reiffenstein and Vincent. aan Base Ball. MUTUAL V8. ATLANTIC. Areturn game between these noted associations was played on the Mutual ground, at Hobokep, yesterday af- ternoon. The announcement of this game drew together f large concoarse of spectators of both sexe: ,qwing, pro bably, to the well known proficiency of the contestants, coupled with the closeness and unsatisfactory manner in which the first game of the.season was conclidéd The game went off tranqi:illy, thanks to the good manago- meut of the Mutuals. To day the Star and Gothams gy ll. agame at Hoboken. The foliowing is the score of yester- day:— MUITAL. oO. R. oO. R. Lf, ~4h 0 2 8 Wie. ole ab er: Hunt, 3d b. 2 2 2 2 Brown, 2d b . 4 o 4 ° McKeever, p. -8 0 2 1 McMahon, s. 71 3 4 o Campbeil, 1s 2 3° “ 2 8 Harris, o. f. a 3 Oliver, Jos., 1. ¢ 3 2 Te ler, r. f. 4 0 Earle, rf... 3 2 Total...... sese I Total.... ..25...0.... 16 Tomings 1s', Qd. Sd. ath. SYA, 6th, Tih. Bth. To'al. Mutual... 0 3 2 2 9 2 1 1 1 Atlantic... 3 1 2 1 3 3 1 Bt Jub, 1 Umoire—Mr, Hudson, Henry Fekford Ch MeConvel and J. Meysiom. Scorers—Messrs. J The Keported Desigo on St. Domingo. TO THE EDITOR OF TUK ALD. It is not often that one has an opportnnity to criticise @ statement made by any of your correspondenta, but your letter from Havina, in this morning's issue, contains a grave crror, Which can casily be accounted for by the fuct that (he writer wrote {rom Cuba, aud not from St, Domingo. He states that many suppose that the United States government have some designs im relation to the Spanish part of St. Domingo in connection with Hayti (the negro part), and fostances the fact that William L. Camean (on the part of the American West India Com yt! have already commenced operntions at Port | Aud implements they require. Now it eo happens At Manuel Crozat i Postmaster General of Spanish Domingo, appointed by the government of Spain, and ia'a portowned by the imerican West india Hy, also ip Spanish St. Domingo. Farther that this € eh grants and pri te f nore, the forty emi, correspon‘ent are ack men tetermined to whire men er Intely recovered eral policy, as is evidenced by her company. Ti this way the rich re St, Domingo will be developed and the island rescued from its former made to produce ae ric Inquests. A CHAPTRR OF AceIDENTs.—Mre. Margaret Cleaveland, a native or New York, aged 45 years, died yesterday at her residence, No. 123 Perry street, from the effects of | injuries accidentally received by being run over by a } way horse belonging to Messrs. Brien & Adame, | bere, doing business at the corner of Bleecker and Perr ‘ects. Coroner Ranney beld am inquest. Dennis Harrington, the butcher who J aknife , abdomen a hyp! bg! ago, at th ter house, Xx First. aven i esterday in nen a the injury. Coroner x . a ann held an inquest m the body, when the jury red a verdict of snide. "Dee consed 68 youre old and a nstive of Irelavd Mary Delaney. an old woman, died at ber residen e, No 222 Elizabeth street, from the effects of injuries to the head. received tn some mannor unknown Coroner | Naumann held an inquest upon the boty, but was nnable | to ascertain whether the injuries were the reault of acct | Cent or ensign ois Ap ubknown in, about thirty five years of a foot nine inches I) eight, with, dark hale and » Whiskers, was found floating in the water at the foot of | Twenty third trea, ty i rouer Naomann held | AO inquest, and gave it as ‘njon that the hot been io the water more than a few days, basi | ,, The same Coroner aleo held an inquest at the foot of | eee hag he ea ba J the body of an an. | known woman, al ‘ears of nge, deen in the water but afew ours.” mts ae A German, named HD. Dreyer, | way of the brig Cesar Hotena, died yesterday from the effect: Coroner Naumann also held five ek = the hated. river, and Cisomsart, Sept. 10, 1863. On Tuesday night, during a severe storm, the freight trats on the Little Miami Railroad ran tntoa broken oul | vert near Corwin, instantly Kiliing tho onginesr, froman | and brakeman. Four cars, laden with whiskey aad to ‘bacen, took fire aad wore consumed peby), Uogether with Manuel Crozat (Postmaster General | aque, and landed forty emigrants, with all the tools | uragement tor emigration, | wnts spoken ot by your | THE DR AFT. NotiGecations and Exemptions. THE BOURNE, DISTRICT. The Board of Farolment of the Fourth Consressia istrict eoaascmblod yesterday morning at the heatgua ters of Provost Slarshal and Captain Joei & Urhardt, No 271 Broadway, corner of Chambers stroot. tue crowd Of anxious consoripts waiting to lay tbeur clans Cor ox omption before the Board was nol go greit as hitherto, and the Board was enabled, therefore, to dispose of every cane on yesterday's calendar, except twenty, which were partially conzidered and Laid over until to-day (or Goal adjudication. The best of order waa preserved throughout tho day by tho detachment of military who nave been on guard at this place gince the beginning of the session of tho Board of Kurotment, Indeed, at v0 similar piace tas there boon such uniform order and quieteeas. Not a single arreat hag been rendered necessary, and ft is belteyod that the presence of the military for the purpose thoy are 6ta- tioned there was altogether uncalled for, as no insdroper demonstrations of any kind have bee made. Among the amusing and other incidents of yesterday we note the following :— ‘A gubatitute agent, named Costello, brought an individu- ’ at bofore the Roard aka substitute, whoa few diys ago was examined and passed for she luvahid corns. ; abati- tute he was rejected. formed Board that Cos. tollo was to poy bial twenty-five doliars, A man named John S. Durand appeared and otatmed an ‘exemption on the im the year A 1)! 1805 ai 2. 5 ground of being over age, ls family Bible, published i tothe fact. Mr Durand said that he was 1 mémber of the Seventy-first regiment New York State Volunteers. aud wag at the battie of Bull run, aubstitute for another colored Lefevre, He eaid his name was John J. Cisco, and on being asked if he was the Assistant Uaited States Treasurer, he grinned brondly and replied, “Not exactly; but ho had a bank of his own,’ a roll of three hundred dol. lars in greenbacks, which be received'from the Hrard of Supervisors Relief Committee. Ciscn banded two bua- dred and seventy five dollars‘over to bis mother, bid ber goodbye, and in a half an hour wagon his way to Riker's Island, Cw santas ag a federal soldier. sbal Erhardt has his ment utider such excellent dia- 0 as er onan to'passing npn the cases of conscripts warding them juarters. He bas been Rerpished ‘with'a large suppty of army uni+ forms. complete, from which those who are retained for sorvice are fitted ont complete. “The following is the list for yeaterday, with the di ee of each case:— ALIENS. Charles Dwyer, Rohif Roberts, Jacob Rincklo, John Williams, B. Kaufmann, C. Roebrok, Krederick Lockman, Peter J.'Scholeman, Stephen Sheehan, Anthony May, David Desmond, 1. Corcoran, Joseph @. Roussac, Arnold Best, Philip Ring, Honry Hammings, Joxepn Donuogin, C. Redbuck, Jultus Lange, Frederick Urbane, Heury Mu kins, Edward Brown, John Sullivan, Danio! Driscoll, Charles Bruodell, J. Franklin, Iucien Holden, James Ryan, Andrew Plunkett, Charles McCarty, Heury Wil- linms, Peter Maloy, Patrick Cooney, ‘Thomas Jones, ‘Anthony Corford—all exempt. Total 37. vOR WELD FOR OUTY. A. K. Sloan, Jobn Craft, Frank McSewal!, Wm. Readon, Jobu J. Barney, John Ronct, Thomas MoCarthy, Fritz Fralin, Thomas Donohoe. Hermaan Schilling, Patrick Fitzgerald, Thomas E. Grifio, John C. Hallen, ander Pierson, James Nolan, .J. D. Stevens, Michae! Curtis, Nicholas Whileman—total I i FURNISHED SURSTITUTRS. ed in Walt: A Frank urnised range Kemoo: furnished Wm. i A. ie W. Al. Lefebvre (ore furnished John J. Cigco ccolor- ed): James Sandigan furnished B. Duly; Henry Buland furnished John Lewis; John J Brandon furnished James McCarty; Peter Yull furnishea Isaac B. Coll—all exempt; tal 8. - PHYSICAL be apa logan Terrence Kelly, Jordan DP. Young. iam Gray, James S. Daly, Jotin Shauynesay Jomes Coles. J. W. Con, Denis Graham’ James Sandy, John C. Menken, James Barry, Berry Rico, Thomas Brown, William Clear, Geo. 0. Bayan. Allexempt. Total, 15. NON RESIDENTS 3 William H. Peeb'es, William Nichols, M. Simmons, John W. Oliver, Jocn Wilsen, Jr., William Prandies. William Hart, James Sosew om, Jerry Connor, Robert %. Hoyt, Charics H Raberg, John A. Kaunchoer, Isnac Eidmann, William Williams, Allexempt. Total, 14. OVER ACR, William Naltzgardden, Hy. Nolte, James Campbell, Dennis McCarty, Jno. J. Pettigrew, August Schmidt, John Griftith, Barnard Malany. Allexempt. Total 9. UNDER AGR Hiram T. Sectye, William 5. Moore, Andrew Curtin. All exempt. Total 3. ‘ONLY SON OF A Witow. Patrick Wall, Thomas Brogan, Mathew Ricley. All ex- empt. Total 3: SRRV:CR. ™ Charles Wilson. Exempt, Total 1 LAID OVER. Whole number of cases laid over, eighteen. RECAPITULATION, Aliens... Laid over.... TAE Firrm wrsrrict. In thie district yesterday evorything went on orderly avd quietly. There is not such a rush or eagerness now amonz the drafted men as formerly. The following table ahows the amount of business disposed of yesterday :— Held for service ... ‘ . ‘Total examined......... The following are the names of the men held for ser- vice:— Jas, Ripley, Theodore Hennly. Richard Gilbertson, Joba Lond, Fdgar Brown, George Endtich, Anthony Glasstater, J W. Boek a y. Thos. McCormack, James Toomy, Joseph Joerman, W. Meagher, John Fullerton, Jchn Meashwell. ‘The following are the names of the substitutes held for er Kelly, Nicholas Kelly, Frank MoCaliongh. Wi Ewing, E. W. Wilkinson, Stephen Davenport, J. J. Reth. THE 3IXTH DISTRICT. The Roard of Exemption for this district began with the unheard claims of the Ninth ward. A young man, being beld for rervice, was asked if he would procure substitute, when he said that a Dr. F—— offered to pro- cure him an exemption for a fee of seventy-five dollars. The Foard, after holding a consultation for a short time, directed the Secretary to write to Dr. F., requesting his presence before the Bonrd to explain the matter. Apperson claiming exemption as an alien, being desired by Captain Farr to come again (as tho Roard required lime to investigate his case), objected to do so, alleging Asan excure the loss of his time, ‘The Caytein reminded him that he should remember bow many men left their homes to {ight for the country where (by his own etate: ment) he had found a home for five yenrs. Charlee Willams, a°ter being accepted and sworn in by | the Poard as a aubstitnte for Mr. Kd. y. refored to Geliver himeolf up to the Provost Marshal, ond was thera: fore discharged. Mr. Gay wil! bave to procure another substitate, ‘The following is @ list of the casoe disposed of during the day:— HELD YOR SERTe Harvey Davison. $4 Macdougal street: Fdwd. A, March, 187 Weat Twenty-recond sireet: Poyd Thistle, 304 West | Eighteenth street: L. Benkler, 198 West Twenty-fourth street, Ebenever Leggett, 200 righth avenue: Jas. Wil liameon, No. & Bank street: John Mocinley, 78 Weet Twenty Mth street. Jereminh Smith, 204 West Fighteenth Street, ©. Clark, 229 West Seventeenth street; Jobn F. Suydam, 158 Wayerley place: Join W. Dockworth, 27614 Bleecker street; Charlée Appelles. 43 Went Twelfth atreet: Samuel A. Shurst, $9 Pedford street; Harman Hubener, 97 ‘West Twenty fourth street, Stephen R. Kaapp, 362 West Seventeenth street: Albert Hetzer. 228 Woat Seventeenth street, Heory Rebre. corner of Fieventh avenue and | Nineteenth street, Nathan RB. Cottrell, 748 Washington street; Fredk. folzappel!, 140 West Tenth street. Total PHYSICAL PISANI ry Joseph Cannin, Patrick Maher, Charles Pfender, Fd. } Ward J. Robus, George Johnson, Frederick C. Dyer, James | Brady, Elmond W, Raynaferder, Thomas Forrest, James MoCarrot!, Mateo 0. Rodriquez, James MeMullen, Charles ee Ly F. Merriam, iam n e ite, lcAvoy, Marin Hann, Henry C. Laight, Henry Smith, George i Ackerman, William A, Wagner, leaac B. Hop} Witiam Hanke, David D. Post, A. B. Knapp, Robers Tout, Joveph Ward. Total 30. re PCRNTHED St rETITO TER, Teaac H. Clearman, 434 West 23¢ et, furnished William: Rieves; Joba E. Parnes, 56 Great Jones, furnished Wm. Werselis; len Wp % Louis V. Sutherian }, 148 Waver! Fibert ward Znrbui place, furnished Got! 100 avenue, farnished Martin Ridden: Moses tee, No. @ Amity furnished Wm. B. Lane: Edward C. Gay, 54 West Pith,’ furnished Charles Williamas "Peter ‘veoenie, “S10 ‘Went 224, furnished Patt Conley; Thos, Handy, 86 4th, furnished William Ralby: Francis Doherty, 221 Sullivan, Serene Seed nets, Wm. J Glover, 61_10th, fur: —s JaconoBruzacco; Wm. H. Robing 20th; roisbed Jacono Gouzallo.—Ttotal 14, ‘OVER ACR. Joneph A. Voisin, Hugh Rollins, Fred. Theo- acre seuay, Josep Stel, 4. Th myeon, i arty. Fett, Geo. F. Pood, B. Van Durer. sinh Arthur, Nowe las Walsh, G. 7. Ackerman. Loronz Venture, Gra. bam, A. Maaber, Johy Vandi Savage. Total 21 oh Vandertoot, art UNDER 40K ‘Wi. Seguin, Robert McKay, \. |. Clomenta, Total 8. NON RWS EN TS. D.B. Frisbee, Sam!. Kitterityo, Jas, Loonard, Richard James, Jona Knox, Teaac H. Holmes, George Baapy, Jola Appleton. Geo, Brindior, Timothy Corwin, deo. Connolly, Charles Harrott, Owear Moowel!, Austin I’. Stockwell, ©. McCullough, Martin Bracht. Total is. ALIRN®. Wm. ©. Browne, Edward O'Donnell. Total %. en an Walsh, ston, Robt: en . + 4, alten,” Wm. Thompson, ation. Total & 18th, fur- Parker, } atten: Jas. Smnith aEB-aF Brook, Joeenh More. Cornelius | | Disabitity., iy akRVICN MARCH 3, 1863. Wm H. Lawson. Total t. VATURS OF MONIES CIULDREE. Samuel Thorp, Terence Leonard, Total 2. SOW OF AGRO PArRNTS. Rohert H. Beebe, Hubert Waiden, Total 2. TION RNROLLAD 4. Gardner, ‘Totab 1, ONE AON) A WIDOW Joho Coles, Feaucis R. Suitteot, Total ® RROADHTUL ATION Heid for eervice.... Tn service March 3, 1863 ‘Total. pee... ‘The Board’ adjourned at Cour o’oiock P. id. @btii o'clock A. M. to-morrow. TUR SEVENTH DIsTAtCT. * In this distriot tho business done yesterday sums up Exempted for itabloness of age. Total numbor of cases heard... Basen Bete! MELD POR DUTY, Wilbur Smith, Jacob Vollheimer, John Davis Beary Burh, Charles B. Vermilyea, E. Guttenberg, John Handy, ‘Th. Rock well. Roory Stegeman, @. Ackly, J. Clauss, G. A. Miller, John Breunor, FURMBAED BUTeTITONES. Charles Prentzel furnished J. H. Murray; Henry Dix furnished Steven 4. Q. Livermore furnished Th, cu ee Colle Charles Hug; K. Van Steen- burgh furnished Peter 5 PRYSICAL DiiaBnuty. James Kiloaira, Igrael Jager, Harris Kohen, Samuci Pose onbietopner eevan vate ee Loa reeny, wage, a ter, ts Ruprecht, Thomas Abbott, John Daly, John F.’Keitn, Samuel Walmers. $1008! SERVICE ON MARCH Lewis Carpenter. : James Rodgers. ONLY BONS OF AUED PARENTS. John M. Owens, John Fagan, Geo. ‘ull. FATIRRS OF MOTAERLESS CHTL' Louis Ottenheimer, Thomas Dougherty, (ALIKNAGK Goo, Ryau, Michae) Clatfay , Paul Lommel, David Gibson, Wm, J. Burke, Wm. Martin, Cart Eapes. Nicholas Boyan, knraner Blume, Peter McEvoy, Isidor Isaacs, Aigust i UNSUTTARLENESS OF AGH, Rdwin O, Andrews, Theo. Nocrrel, Dan. Ahearn, Chas. H. Miller, Jagob Menten, Mathow Keefe, Jobn Wendling, Lonia Hallbauer, Francis McDevitt, Anthony Jager, Jere- mish Tracy, Julius Rogeuthal, Jno. Byer, Hermaun Simon, Jobo Killovan, THE RIGHTH DIATRICT. ‘The Board of Eorolment for the Eighth district resumed operations abont eight o'clock yesterday morning at their office, No, 1,303 Broadway. Among the many excuses offered yestorday the most remarkable was one by 2 man who stated tnat he had served a term in the State Prison, which, according ( the provisions 0! the conscription ordinance, Is a valid reasou why a person should not be mustered into the servico of the United States. The man was accordingly exempted. A goutieman called on Cap- twin Maniorre last eveuing with the information that the 8 bstitute he bad furnished ove day last week, and who bad been sent to Riker's Island , very unexpectedly turned up again yesterday, when he called on the gentienan who had furnished him, The man bad effectod his escape by swimming across from the island, asd bis reason for duiing 80 appeared to be in reation to ‘ining some cavalry regiment, The gentleman who had furnished him as a sub-titute immediately handed him over t) the po'tce anthorities and then informed Captain Manierre of the cirenmstanee, by whom he wil! be returned to Riker’s Island this morning. The above method of ezciping from Riker’s island was algo tried by another man a few days ago. but not with the same success. After he ha! been swimming about for some considerable time he m ie for the nearest shore, and was rather taken by surprise to find himeeif again on’ the island opposite to the point he had loft. Some of the militery ing at the time rerdered it impossible for him to ty ‘is fortune a second time. The numbersof persons drafted in this district was 3 475. Of this number one balf huve wlready brought their cases be‘ore Captain Mapierre, Provost Marsbal, and Mr. Kirby Smith, Commissioner, by whom they have buen disprsed of. From twelve to fourteen hours each day have been dorgier- to this purpose. The clerical ‘Dusiness of the ig pow very much in arrears, and after this (Friday) eveuing the mestiags from seven to ten o'clock will dispensed with, for the purpose of giving the Commissionors an oprortunity to clear o'f the other business of the Gourd Cavtun Maniorre antici pates able to finish ali the claima of this district on or before the 21st iuat., by devoting from eight to toa hours each day t* thom, and, should he find it necessary t) resume the evening sessions, due notice will be given. ‘Yhe following i# a correct list of the cases dispossd of yesterday:— UNSUITABLE RSS OF AGS, Thomas Keech, samuel Shelton, Johu Scaniou, John Pittman, RK, W, Galugha. Wm. 1D. Weed, Robert MeCor: Samuel Kiersted, Ferdinand lnysters, John A. Bartow, Fred. Legrow, Adem Willard (golored), Ge) Micoior Jobn Weigel, Peter Kniffen, Job W, Ueanett, W. G. Flem mer, C.S, Corbitt, Thomas Appleton, otto Mayer, Salva- tor Can, |. E. F. Nehring, Andrew Lictie, W.N. MeVickar, John B. Tevorich, endel, Richard Simmons (colored), Kura K. W. Kundsen, Fdward Riley, PY. Lynch, F. Julius Penedict John Vrendonburgh, Willett Seaman, J yer, Jacob Rudolphy, Michael MeDerm: cobsaon, Thomas Gilles, Sebngtian Bed: Itaum, 8. P, Chandier, John Miller NBL TO SERVICE. Michael Swick, James McNally, B. Westerfield, Albert . He A. F. Raldwie, Thomas T moron, . Curley, James Campbell, Alexandor Grant, Joseph Raley, Allen Ruckle, Charles Stuart. John Meln- Alexander McDonald, Thomas Crawford, Patrick Kierrs, G orgo 1. Mason, Victor MmDelano, W. H. Blaney Geor Corpenter, A. T. Smith, Michael Koyser, Stephen lim, Theodore Ladd, John G Heker, James Wel kéwardS Lord John Nichols, Fred. Kepkem: Joseph Tee, James ckiey, Joon Maiburn, Baritz, Patrick Rabbitt, Richard Arnest, Hermin Brunger, James Seott, George W. Scott, John Kraft, W Sickman, Wm, Weiss, Wm. Hyde, M. J. Boland, Alex. MeDonald, Jobn Gartier, Joseph Conlon, Ceorge Thomp- son, John Grady, Joha Ferlie, Samuel Riggenon, Joho Graht, Henry Liddie, Leopold Kemlage. DISANILITY. Waiter Hollenbeck. Lawrence Poneris, Leopold Weil, R. Filgersou, Edwin Witmore, James Craw‘ord, Theodore Met, G. ack WK Halleck, Conrad Wageck, Isaiah Grabam, Faw in Thompson, William Clark, ©. A. Dobbs, Francis Raker, Horace Ostrander, Wm. Buckley, Jr., Lipp man Newberry, B. K. Grant, © J. N. Weatherly PCRNISHED SURETITUTRR L. B. Gates farnished Michae: McNabb. PIR COMMUTATION. Wm. N. Serch, H. #. Hyde, Daniel D. Chamberiain , Horace A. scl reiner. ONLY SOS Joseph J. Paronin, Owen Wei winew, ‘eit, John Davie, Samuel », Jobn kennedy, Michaet Shannessy, FATHER MOTHER EERS CHILDREN, Win. Wagner, Charles Valentine. NON RESIDENT. John Williams, M. Armstrong. IN SERVICE OW MARCH 3. 1863, Wm, Marshatl, P. MeCabe, Sami. Beekmao. UNDER SR Owen McAvoy. convieren @y voRGi George Laney, RECAPITULATION, ‘harged | y Dischar,ed for otber cau: Tota! examined . TAR NINTH DisTRIOT. The Board for the hearing of exemption cages in this istrict met at their offiee yesterday, at nine o’clock—the officers of the commission Wing Captain Jevkins, Provost Marshal, Joho M. Sands, Commissioner, . Thomson, with the Recording Secretary, Mr. Wateon, and his gentlemanly lieutenant, Thomas Fay, Deputy Provost Marshal. A very large amount of business was traract. ed, he painstaking and close 100 of the Commie tioners being that which have cl yt tht i f i | 232 5 iii: 5g 3 gzte: 63 if Tietren, Thomas lierce, Frederick Tredier, Christian Breyer. NON RIED NTE. Thieiman Merits, Sydney Ford. oNDeR 408 Renry ©. Broan. OvER Ace. ona ia Fieth, Thomas 5. Hastings, Nathan Rose, Pat Y, SEPTEMBER 11, 1863.—TRIPLE SHEET. heck Sheran, John Otlenwalder, John Quinn, William Sicol- ley, Patrick Tiernog, Wititam W Biauvait, Slepbes Bogert. PHYBICAL DLARILETY. Haglan P. Smith, George L. Cirey, Morria f. Otter, Simou Bruono, William Li. West, Frodérick Herbert, John Hagan, Georgo Flanagan, Matthew Len Eyck, George L Meek, Henry Rice, KE J. Athinelly, Conrad Snydar, "bo mas Jackson,’ Jas, Smith, R. M. Wyckol?, David Crosbey, Heary Fitzendon, Jacob Elwards, Jacob Gross, Robert Hamilton, Houry Hak, Heary Grim, Peter Adel!, Theo: dore Kving. ~ 18 aRRYIOR ON MARCH 3, 1863. Joba Hehnor, Poter Malone, Patrick McNanaimer, ONLY BON OF AGE? PARENTS. 4 Aathon H. Sweezer, Samuel Hofftinan, Vm. Mofau, W. F. McKeoa, Samuel J, Aberden, James Cacrigan, John Frosoh, Bartley Brennan, George Mofudus, Louis Fro- boacher, 1A Over. William A. Simonson , E.rnat Horveat, Mitton Ackerman, Wm. P Morgao, Wm, Link, Caleb Santh (colored). Chas. Lookbrook, Michaol bracken, Thomas Daley, Win. Sharp- Jes, Louis Wilderwood , ‘Thomas Gorman, James Loughran, tip Bernard, Constant Freemanau, Jobn Smith, Jaeeb jasper, Patrick Authouy, Joba Gotezmon. Whe $2,000,000 Loan. The following are tho subscriptions handed ia yester- day to the Supervisors’ oxomption loan: — $1,000 870,200) -$373,700 ty of the Dratt. SUPREME COURT. Before Hon, Judge Clerke. THE NAYWY Broomirw, 26.—The Secretary of the Navy has couch ed to give tho repairing of this fle frigaic to Mr, Woste: welt, of this city, who built her, A survey held on her a few days aince shows that abe is ip almost as had cou’ tion aa the Richmond aod Hartford. fter boll, ber masts and part of ber bulwark lave been marked by shot and shell, ber machiwery ia also conajderalty out of order and Wil need « good deal of overbauling. The evst of repair ing her wil! be somewhere in the neignborboed of $40,000, the authoritios of she Navy Yard baviag too mnch busi- fess on hand to be able to do the necessary work on hor, Hayrvono, 24.—The flagship Hartford is progressing finely wita hor repairs. She will be ceady in tho course of abont four weeks Her crew have been favored with Another extovsion of laeve, brit have received Bo money. It @ too bad cast those men caunot obtaiu movey that is due thom. 5. P. Cootes,one of her grew, is Acard writer and has specimeos of nig handiwork in the’ Lycoun whore any orders for him can be left. He 18 an elegant IS deserving of patronage Savanna, 10 —The practice abip Savannah has come out ina new coat of paint; the broad white streak ts gone, and she looks like another ship. Her spars and rigging have been put in trim, and at a distance she resembles the Sabina, Her commander, Lieutenant Barrett, baa this ship in excetiodt order, and jnatiy takes \pride in it. On board of this vessel is where the young’ voluuteor ‘officers learn the first principles of naval guopery, and Burr. 10.—Verren vs. Nugent and Another.—'‘pon the | many of them in time become very efficientiin the prac: return being called for ia this case, Mr. Edwin James | tice. stated that bis client bad received an intimation that 20 humwannoan.—The United Stales sorew, sloop Shenan. Proceedings under the aotice with which he had been | doah sailed from the Philadelphia Navy Yard oo the 8th served would be taken by the authorities, and as he waa exempted from any violation of his liberty, he (counsel) desired to have the queation disposed of. inst., at bal’-paat two,.on a cruise. Niveic,9.—The new screw steamer Nipsic, went into commission on Thutsday tast at the Portemouth Navy Judge Clerke doubted whether an injunction could be | Yard. ‘Ibe following is a list of her officers:— enforced against a federal officer executing the faws pete ice but thought that the remedy ws bya writ of abes corpus upon an arrest being made. f Mr. on the same ride, urged that there would 4 it t of a party being wrong- ‘a deserter. Conscription act was enforced bayonet, and if arrests were to be ‘@vme manner, very little opportunity would application for a writ of habeas corpas. Mr. Glagsey (associnted with Mr. Jas. T. Bendy for the defendants) to obtain the writ of habeas. The matter then ended and the proceedings were discontinued. ANOTHER MABRAS CORTUS. William J. Rogers was brought before the court on the allegation of desertion from the Fourth New York hattery. 1 appeared that he was enlisted and mustered into Com- pany L, Serrell’s regiment Engincers, and was with sixty others surreptitiously carried off in October, 1861, and put into a battery where be bas served two years—hav- ing been in seven actions. Mr. Marshal J. Bacon havin; that every opportunity would be allorded | course of construction at South Roston. Of the-e t Liew'enant Commander—Jas. M. Beadfors. Acting Master—Wm. L. Churchili. Actin: Asse tynt Surgeon—Wm. J. Gillin. —_ Asitant Pay naster—He 4cting Bnsigms=-Hoaty A, Green, 00 0, Winrhoate ino ry A, . ). Win Albrin B. Pri ie * Actina Master's "s Males—(rabam 8, Johnsoa, W. R. Or “of badeas would be the “outt, Wm. H. Kitening, Jr. rat Assistant, Sam. f. P. Apres: Second Assistants, Albert Chas, E. ants, Roazean B, Botts, Benj. R. Stephens. "s Olerk—-Ed. A, Chanman, A. Loveren. ir Tax Boston TRon-Cr.aps,—Three Monitors, are now (a ‘are being built at the shipyard of the Globe Works. They are named Sunccok and Wassue. The Suncook is receiv Ing its plating, and will probably be: ready for lauocking about the latter half of December. Only the keel of the Wassuc is laid. The other Monitor ia building at the shipyard of Aquila Adams, and is called the Ohimo. It ts about as far advavced asthe Suncook. These Monitors Proved these facts on behalf of the petitioner he (Rogers) aud those at East Boston are of exactly the game dimen was «lischarged, The Draft in Brooklyn. EXEMPTS AND CONSORIPTS IN THE SKOOND DISTRICT— THE SIXTH WARD, BROOKLYN. The second day of hearing exemptions (yesterday) was ccupird in the Second Congression! district, at No. 26 sions and make, differing neither in length, breadth, depth, process of plating, nor in anything appertainiag to thotr building. They are to’be 225 feet in length, to have 45 foet beam and draw 534 feet of water. ‘They are alto- gether too shallow for soagervioe, and must either be in- tended for river navigation or harbor defeoce. Report Grand street, Williamsburg, in hearing exemptions from | assigns them to the latter use. the Sixth ward, Brooklyn, Of the first one hundred no. tified to appear yesterday only about sixty presented themselves. The Board, therefore, was not kept very busy, and, at the rate of proceetings for the first two days, fully two months will be required to bear the. full listdrawn If overy man would report himself on the day named in his notice much delay might be avoided. It is expected that after the ten days grace has expired some measures will ba taken to compel attendance. ‘The oxempts of yesterday are as follows:— ONLY SON OF A WIDW. Patrick Judge, 100 Amity street, Brooklyn. AN UNITRD STATES SRRVICE. Michael Cagev, 547 Columbia street, Brookign; John W. Simmons, 293 Fourth street, Srooklya NON-RESIDENT Henry W. Cooper, “ FATBRR OF MOTHRRLES CHLLDREN. Samuel W. Rodgers, 26 l’resident stroet; Joho B. Baul gen, No. 4 Atlantic street, both Brookiyn. ALANS, Gustave Brauenlick, No. 200 Clinton strect. Michael Maddon, No, 113 Degraw street; Ferdinand Spitzpan, No. 212 raw street. Francis Lyons, No. 98 Preside:t st.eet; Lott Tyna, No. 106 Union street; Jeremiah Ouin, No. 136 Hamilton avenve; Wm. Arnold, No. 174 Union street, Samuel Symonds, No, 2 Carroll street; William Gallagher, No. 49 Uniew street; .J ber, No. 24 Warren street: Frederick Henning. Henry street, (Sixth ward): Charles Donnward, No, 51 President atreet; John Wightman, No. 36 Carroll street; Wm. De Lancey, No Carroll street: Thos. Tyrell, North Fifth street, near Third, (Fourteenth ward): Wm, Tobin, all of Brooklyn, and Wm. Coffee, of the town of New Lots. PHYSICAL DISARILITY. Aaron P. Bates, 55 President st.: Joba Latham, corocr of Powers and State sts.. 10th ward; Jobn Wilson, 43 North 10th st., 14th ward: Charles Rij '. 963 Court st. ; Michael Powers. 31 Amity st.; Alex. E. Orr, 28 ins place: Charles Haunemann, Conover near !'artition st., Lath ward. All of Brook! UNSUITARLE AGR. Geo, Provost, New lots: Frank Lynch, 364 Hicks st.; fhomas Wall, 401 Columbia st.: Eiward L. Palmer, 41 Tompkins place; Charles McGoyd, $69 Columbia street: John W. Robinson, 65 Woodhull street; Patrick Shanley, No. 70 Hamilton avenue; Morrie Neggenbern, 516 Columbia street. John Strahle, No. 16 Summit street: Christepher Sallivan, corner of Washing- ton aud Undeghill avenues; Thomas Burbill, 342 Columbia street; Jobe Brennan, No. 1 Verandah place; William C. Owen, 505 Columbia street. All of Brooklyn, The following conscripts were » sunyscs. Peter Ogilvio, snip Ehtobiter: Charles A. Chane, sutlor, Sixth ward: Charles Sewall, twenty cight yoars, ‘k Georre \. Cochran, twonty-foor years, merchan' Doyle, twemty three yours, boatman (tto Somers, twen. ty-nine years, artist, as) of rook! CRMRED SUPSTITETYS. Anthony Miller furnish} award H. Soultonhall, Sixth ward; Edward L Morris ‘urnished Goorge Stark, thirty. three years, ne@meker, Frederick G. Heron, 218 De graw street, furvished Ai w Geis, torty years, soldier; Sfiton B Philips furnished James P. sey. twenty ears, waiter; Abraham De Devotse (arn Wm. Foley, laborer All wore accepted. . RRCAPITOLATION First Dar—Tota! number exam'ned, fifty nine, as fol- lows:—Held_ and accepted, sixteen : paid comm/itation, one. exempted, forty two: sent to Riker’s tsland , 3, Seornd ! ay—Total amber exuminod. #ixty.seven, as foliows —He'd and and accepted, twelve: paid committa- tion, six: exempted, fifty-five: sent to Riker’s Island 3. Today the second one hundred from the Sixth ward will be taken up and pasted upon, The Enrolment Act Consth DECISION OF JUDGE CADWALADER, Ou the Sth imst., ia the United States District Court, in Phitadetphia, Judge Cadwatader dotivered an opinion in & case bronght before him under the Conseription act, in which the powers of the beard of Knrolment were qnestioned, In the im juestion che return of the Provost Marshal wie that the pevitioner had qeen duly drafted and had come before the Poard to claim exemption as the ovly eon of a widowed mother; that bis case was hoard and bis claim deal lowed: "that he sebsoqirutly appeared ond reported for al, It is believed that they will be employed a8 protectiogs for tho harbors in Massachusetts Bay. They will bave several cssentia! improvements not introduced in the frat Monitors. One of them is a water-tight compartment two fect in width, extending around the whole body of (he vessel. The water is pumped out of this compart- ment when the Monitor is at sea. ‘this lightens her, and, having less surface exposed to the water, she can move more rapidly. If the Monitor 1# preparing for action the compartment is filled. Tis sinks ber deeper into the water, so that little of tho vessel, if any, excopting the turret, is visible. Outside of the water-tight division are to be four feet of wood, and outside of the wood five inches of iron plate. To obviate the foul bottoma te which iron ships are liable, au oak bottom is to be bolted ou the iron one, and to be coppered like thoge of ordinary wooden vessels, They carry propellers and are provided with two screws—one under each counter, by which they can be tured in a smaller circle and ia much less time than by a single screw. At the yard of Harrison Lagipg 00 Mouttors are now building, though the Monitor ram launched in August last wat the pier, recoiving her turret, upper deck piatiog and machinery. She is furnished with a long steel pointed ram, and if she posness moderate speed will be doubly dangerous as an antegontet. ‘Io the shipyard ao irou transport , two bundred and fifty-five feet {a length, is to de built. The keel is already laid. At Algor’s Iron Foundry the manufacture of the Rod- man guv and sholl and shrapnel constitutes the most of the government work. Small mortars are also made os the Rodman principle. Sixof the monster fifteon ioob Rodmane are now in the machine shop in various stages Of completion. ‘The United States gunboats Mobican and Onward were ‘at Bahia, August 5, All well, No privateers had been beard of in that vicinity since the capture of the ship George Griswold by the Florida, NAVAL ORDBAS. Acting Master Wm. G. Weight. detached from (he com mand of the and on furlough. Acting Master's Mate W. M. Purdis, promoted to acting eusign and ordered to the Kanawha. Acting Master’s Mate Jobn 8. Russ, promoted to acting ensign and ordered to the Aronstook. Acting Master's Mate John Cunnoa, ordered to the Lackawanna. Acting Master's Mate Edmund Aiken, orterea to the by rr Secon! Agsistant Bagineer William |. Orr, or. dere: i to report to Rear Admiral Pauw! , ding. Py nd 9 9” aah aise Acting Master's Mate J. N. Goldemith , promoted to act- iug ensign, and ordered to Mississippi squadron ‘Acting Master's Mate R z to act- ing ensign, and ordered to Mississipot y tiny ances Tana B. Sears, to report wo Commodore Bell. Acting Master Henry L. Sturges, ordered to report to Commodore Bell, Acting Master's MateG, W Lane. granted furlough Acting Master's Mate G. W. Wait, ordered to the Mor- codita. Acting Master's Mate 'aac Hallock, ordered to the Mer. cedits, ‘Acting Knsign Wo. Young, ordered to the Merocdita aes t Paymaster Frank K. Moore, granted yee. Acting Master Edward Raker, orderoil to the West Guilt Dloekading squadron. Acting Master Charles W. Lee, ordered to tue command of the Hows Acting Master's Mate Robert Clifford, ordered to report Rear Admiral Lee. ; Ensign . (. Rowers, promoted to acting master, and ordered to the Mississippi squadron. Acting Third Assistant Engineers James M. Chaney and | Wm. Gouneli, ordered to remain attached to gunboat Commodore ing Third Assistant Engineer Jobo Matthews, or. to ity and received bis oniform, and aeke dered to remain attached to Sciota, Sttkinad VE abmenice. for’ A epocthea’ tint | Acting Third Assistant Engioser Richard Dwyer, order- The principal question thas raised wae whether | @¢ to remain attached to the Calhoun, ine decien oF Foard precluded fnyairy | Acting Third Assistant. Engineers David Pace and Mor before the Court, but | tale the whole net | fis McCarty, ordered to remain attached to the Pooa- came wader review Although tho arguinent was | howtas before Judge Cadwaiadér ahve, on the Bench yosteday, and t Jodge Grier was | eced in the lawas | laid down by Judge Cadwalader. It is decided tho: under | the constitution giving the Power to raise arm, &e., which is distinct from the control over the mititi:, Con! | grees bad the right to pars the Conscription b Act i therefore cloar.y constitutional. The Ju arg ment on this point is elaborate and lengthy 7 regard | to the adminiatration of the powers conferret apon the | of Forolment, the Judge holda that "a statute | which, in relation to summary proceedingw before a mili- tary commission, enacts that its dociion shall be final, does not necessarily make the Jecision conclueive as to H the right whieh was in question." The Jndge notice® the argument advanced by Judge | c | Knox, that exemption ia of grace and not of right, and re- | frises it. The privilege of feemsfitcn 1008 tae et “igi | becausé it has been legitlatively conferred. He also | held that the section of the ac t ime City Intelligence, Tire Beremens xp Crrvy Iserector Boor —An informal meeting of the Butchers’ Asscciation of this city was of devising the best means to oppore City Inspector Boote's removal of the ren after having ved to prepare a pet Councit setting forth that the remed, dusiness is in i aoehedy-~sponnesin te yay two ner of Twenty-first street and Segond avenue ‘the Acting Third Assistant kngineer John Minton, ordered to remain attached to the Valley City, Acting bird Assistant enee ae Harringtoa, or- | dered to remain attached to the Adting Third Assistant Engineers Unoar I. Smith and Thomas Harrison, ordered vo the Govermor Buckingham. a) appointment of ©. B. Dahlgren ag acting master confirmer' Commander Donald MeN. Fairfax, detached from tho South Atlantic Dieckadimg squadron and waiting orders: * Commander John Guest's orders to the South Atlantic bivekading squadron revoked; ordered to command the Lieotenant Commander bas, E. Fleming, ordered to command the Sagamore. Lienterant James 0. Kane, ordered to the Paul Jones Lieutenant Frederick Rogers, from the Men ee hae ull Aasistant Surgeon + Coles, detached from the ebip at New York and ordered to the Paul Eosign Heory B. Rameey, ordered to the ironclad Second Assistant Ensign Joseph N. Cahill, ordered to examination Third Assietant Engineer Robert N, Ellis, ordered to the ‘Sameaoas. ordered to report to K. Stribling, Phita- Getphta, tor duty 08 board the Uvited States steamer Cal ‘aenipmen Jobn Bartlett, Jr., and Edward N. Kel- op a to the grade Of ensign in the ited States Navy. \ American Transit Company. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. c. Ur iw not correct, The are but their place made the great entrepot of the ia trade. from there, and after m: calther ditgrant rootas, have. wo Goust es thie ‘veld 106 monatrate ia to thd aatfotactyn Of the traveling publi ene era TN ments ov made by the Transit Company in the too fad to 900 Coors Milltary Movements. THE Na’ 1 avs ‘A special order bas been istued staff ana company oMcera of thie taervee action