The New York Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1865, Page 5

Names Drawn Yesterday in tho Seventh,,!- Eleventh and Nineteenth Wards. Othor Districts to be Favored | To-morrow. Slone of the State Bounty Money Yet Received, &e.. &e., . &e. » & fair business was done on Friday in substitutes, bough volunteers were kept back by the absence of ands. Ono hundred and four men in all were enrolled ‘dn tho six city districts:—In tho Fourth ward, 29; Fifth ‘ward, 9; Sixth ward, 16; Seventh ward, 5; Eighth ward, ‘27; Ninth ward, 18. Not moro than twenty men were mustered in at the Park office yesterday. In consequence of the new regu- ation of tho committce only one year mon were Bocepted. Substitutes, however, continue to be pro- @ured with comparative ease, and the sumber is hkely 40 inoroase, aa they, of course, receive-the entire smount, $000. Money is again , promised in the following tolegram to pe je a ‘Auoamr, Maroh $1, 1805. . teen fry Ca rer three million . hy t omptroijer gives an aa ona 10, foun. A. LargD po ho of hs poccoe it wi ly be needed to nd ratte ~ ase font amount is taken 10 justify pay. volunteers a substitutes, my ee “ice fo your chan po NTON. yy for money is great in all the districts staoaghowt th the city. Men have had to be sent away in uence of there being no bounty money ae, code ae yot the provost marshals are expected to be Sea econ om loyed. In one or two wards—as the and Elevent eral citizens have nobly ok money out of their private purse i order to seek Go fill up their quotas; but they. cannot be expected to ~@ontinue such a course. ‘The Fourth District. Eight substitutes were mustered in in the Fourth district yosterday. All tho men whose names have been ~@rawn from the wheel in the First ward have now been «Rotified, tho last of them being included in the batch of — hundred and twenty-five upon whom notices were yosterday. The men drafted in the Second ward “arill be Rotifled next week. There is still no enone on “thand to pay bounties at the Provost Marshal’s office, and vaumbers of recruits have, in consequence, to be sent <away daily. How much longer will tis be the caset THE FIRST WARD HARD AT WORK. ‘They aro dotermined to fill their quota without a draft. ‘Phe finance committee have been very successful in vvaising money. The executive committee have estab- ‘ished their headquarters on the Battery, and for the last “iehree days they have averaged ten men per day. There “will be a mectii ple of the ward on Monda: Picton at 130 Leche pay at which meeting it wit ‘be proposed that the people of the ward will close their “wltes mp thonwrd Busy = int Feral ed ee or pan and turn themselves into recruiting officers to fi ir jth ss ea loore are working in- @ustriously ng the people, showing them the ecu «sity of furnishing substitutes—those who can afford to furnish them—and aeunee freon ape tny The quota of ‘the ward is less than three hundred. At t] this rate of pro- tion Sa men they” will have their quota filled in less than ~“Bhirty days, METING IN THE FOURTH WARD. ‘he Sighting Fourth ward is awake. A large meeting “Of her citizens took place last evening in Tammany Hall. ‘Wittiam P. Kirk occupied the chair. ‘The finance committee reported progress. The total <@mount collected and subscribed tn the ward up to the “present time is $2,732. The finance committee are dill- 5 at work in all the election pact mea asked «pnd amount will soon be i i g E i Ly 4 there would be no Fourth district. He showed them in very ggg now have in tak- the honor it would be to fill the Fourth ward give men daily called upon gefore It. then Uellvered by E. J. Ward subscriptions were handed in, John Dunn announced that he had already raised commenced, and now he to be credited to the quota of | sang “The American Star,” amid great encored, followed it up with chong hip dm hinen handed in. passed to Captain Erhardt and committee stated that the; to rocelve reerulta at 175 Pesdl es saya considered it the duty of all who have " 28 friends. come forward and help their additional draft ‘who what He ft aii futtte a 4 to help those can be given. The Fifth District. SEVENTH WARD. ‘Three hundred and ten names, to complete the quota edly naa jy ns emboappes Spal drawn yester- Sars the aiming i be will oon in the ‘thi. “ae the names draws ‘Wm M, Arhen lexander Wm, Al " wenn Algh Biter ara arp Charice, 9 ie Wm, Broan Patrick, aagpbowiee Erne Burne ames Bethel Robert Baker Gusta: Bright Joho M, Bunte errr he Sot Bae ammadl Henry, Chale AC, Carland , Chuck rok Meu ‘Charleton John, Cham- ‘atrick, Connoll; eee ae. stanky Pai ‘ ay oe Canton le Connkan Henry, ast Geni nelly Job leary, Conlin Wm, "octane na Ponder Hengy, Drach Wim, Dee salt Daniel, "bow wrenee, Dl ‘thomas, Danie eden yy aoe ees RH, [rane Movert, Epting Henry. Peper, Magra amen Fitzsimmons John, b. Ford Michael, Fe Jonro <= Wie Reape ta ras fs a4 B, Te a. Ken gg Be Semuel, oe. Isaac, lookennéy H, Goodwin F in Dennis, Gi aun Gill Starr met Georse, Gordon car Joy 4. Habbs Macisor, Wildebrnd Herman, rt J inessy Mum) sah yeh nao Hicat iteagine Jomen, Abra! } Stone James, Hi fed Imish J, Tes Peter, Tes Joh. Janson Johns Jaabren Jacob, Jordan Charles, Jones ta Le a jacrbe Teanc, Jones Thos t Joseph, Jamison Ferd!nand. Klise Abel, Keyes Peter, Kreuse Frederic en Herman, villien Jacov, Kor rae enmrep 2 Key Patrict toes & aa Lata Clemens Lan aie Leahy Thomay, Ladd ena * th Lord sane, Linn Ang ary iis Saw tehael MeDermett | gs in, Mating rth Murray Patrick, Tne a aa 7 Ma “eearay, JoW lity J + wi 4. in 5 Towner, Mephes pyat ead Pd, MoKollerr J Le A Waliea John. M: mera A taneer gfe w * ™ _ brag. a Charles, & “tl alias orman Chatien, Needle Michael, O'Grad: “imatf, OF brten thomaa,S “pen wd, Phil FG H, Pierce Raward ger, Pinner Samuel, Pereott dF, ua James, Payne Richard, ge B Quinn Edward. Nara Wenrr, Oats O'Brien Dasiel Samuel, Peark Mot ipa Charles M, Ver “Hughes Jamee, Wort Martin | | Erul, R. ait D_B, Round Daniel, Bree Joun, Ryan John, Listen in ogenbang Hc yet Prank, Rogan Jas, times loach Walter, Rogers M, Medpaih Samer, 2 « a ccm ate Sheridan Patrict 3 aro = Shit Seni | “4 on Michael, Sheller Ohurlee icitate tg Morris, Stakes Tho: a Besser sacob, oat Wi Sperber Gustaras, Sharp ‘hy, ‘Tittegk Morris, Yayloy John E, Tyler Bdwin O, Timbere wey Win, Tyner James, Valentine Mark, Vermityes George, Vauaught Oalvin, g:iiatts Wm, Walsh Jasios t George, Wut plane John, james, un, Wer We lidey James,’ Waldey James, W: tags Sacer Suetsaed The Seventh District. ELEVENTH WAL. The dratt in shis district was r sumed yesterday. ‘The Eloventh ward the one operated upon. Ten thousand names had placed im the wheel, out of which one thousand have , been already drawn; one thousand more yet romain t be drawn to fill the quota of tho ward. But three hundred and twenty bames were drawn from the wheel yosiorday, and the draft will be continued on Monday morning. . The draft was temporarily suspended here yesterday several times for ithe parpusc of examining reordiss, eight of whom were mustered in, Money has bevn advanced by the citizens of the ward to pay nties to volunteers, and in conse- quence of the new regulation nono but one year men wore accepted. No well known names were drawn. Seven members of the police fe eas The following is ap alphabetical list of the _Abrabaa eh Addelman C, Andrews ae a Rondat @; Bar. ab ener | Dittmar 0, Down E Dodane erbsetce We Bee Wi Broat ¥, . Whagurky Arthur J Hy, Appel P, Blobm P, Ld Buoa's Base Chetan Brant ei ee a G, ne eange sionamand M, Bepies meat B Denese Dobler B, g,wsonath 8, Eller OH nM Ewald M, Eeieudses ippner, M. Flanagan P, er) Pie Fr Froelick J, Fraser D, re ead dean Promotes, Gunther G, Gallagher ‘Graham J Gordbard ct a et ik he ses “oe n R, Ger! 4 ton jor: man Bryau, Gilman P, ‘ibbone J, anapabeiogy Iiinamer Ae falle Heerdt G Halght Hi Hines ree On Hal § liatemes 5, j, Heinsman Geo, J. Jacod D, Jerolmon J, seen, Jarky L, Jones Hy. Kem, Ke J Ke ~ Ji K xleska ohm ar FR ron ns ae eehnee Jacob, Kummund C, ieee Gitar, ee HA, Kookel 0, Kunkle J, Keto ; Kracteer Katz Py ) pkecesa — pene. Oy Lauber Sami, Led Pit Lechendt A. Led’ Jlon pmrgares éj oniaaiiapece seg was yitende J, Milter a P, McCoy J, may alec k, MeCey Be Manes teoan’ 3 ae, Meckua Markey P Myerhofice J Martin '' Me lent J, Meara P, nd, Miller W, Moy enteat “Murphy A, Mettler M. 3 McDonata Mr, Miser h, Hokie 5B, Moortle 'W, Meeder W, Mendee J, MeCal Newer J, Noldreth W, Nau: A. Osborne 8, O'Sullivan R J, 0° pore Chas, Owens James, Owens Jas, O'Neill J, O'Brien Michael a it Patcher F. , R. utteroth C, Rogen O, Roiitzreger F/ Ran J, Reltmeyer 7, rae’ Reinhardt M, Keffer H, Reisinger J, ‘Ren tore a Ay Bilcs We Biggs ©, 3 ©, Bier M, Rosenbaum ero Hany’, Rein? yter B. Swith J, Swarts J. Stelhl Peter, Soe Lge er A, y Btoloer 2 Stein A, Stem » Bebro Biusburg * char, Ly sire D ip, fumonse a Schafer P, Sper eran 2 Blefver B, cower ca are, Seagriy 8, tort ‘3 ‘iin a pe nergy 1» Bi = in, Schmediman ‘Toner W, Thomas Jas, Traub a, ‘Traub J. Vifetter H, v. Van Loan J, Vall J. Walsh T, Waker P, Will sa we Wi D, Wi ximen nbs eset, HAMM e Me, I Willamb G, ae, Wami Weal Pall To emacher FS Wonslate £, Phos he J. ors Yally Jno. i ‘Bimmernn Gustave, Zeobel J. The Eighth District. ‘The wheel will be set in motion to-morrow at ten A. M, in obedience to the following order, received by Provost Marshal Manierre yesterday :— ~ Caplan B. F, Manueane, Provost March Big Bets Dineet:> a ia the Tw ra feat tal at rate Montes more pets Jai at ten A, ‘aptain, very ciaecae it pervant j ‘Tignes f Pirst ees Sixth Yafentege a ALAA. Volunteering having ceased with the payment Se ah the county bounty, the number of substitutes received each day was not sufficient to keep the Provost Marshal bi as stipulated Major Dodge when the drafti wen mepenaer: ‘Benes the easomt ordet. ne The number deficient in each ward of this district by the Provost Marshal’s list up to he Ry P.M. gre 4 was:—Eighteenth ward, 200; Twent ward, 1,109; ‘Twenty-first ward, 264." This wil et be reduced ‘the number of men enlisted for this district at Mn at's office during the month of March, which are yet to be Ce and whicb will make the lency’ nearly —In the Eighteenth ward less tlan 200; in tieth ward about 956, and in the Twenty-first ward about 160. MEETING OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE TWENTIETH WARD. The second meeting of the inhabitants of the Twentieth ward took place last night, at the hall corner of Thirty- third street and Eighth avenue, to adopt some practical measures to relieve the ward from the draft. About three eae i egy were present. The meeti organized by Supervisor Stewart peing called to” the chair, when he made a short state- ment of the measures he recommend’d. He was fol- lowed by Alderman Br.ce and Alderman Hard: At the close of 120 pepenae = p eubecription Niet was opened and nearly §1, The Ninth District. NINSTEENTH WARD. Somewhat unexpectedly the wheel was again pat in motion in this district yesterday, when the Ninetcenth ward—the only one remaining undrafted—was drawn ‘The ballots were counted by the Hon. W. A. Darling and Alderman Farley, and were declared perfectly correct— Mr. Darling paying a high tribute to the obliging Provost Marshal, Captain Dunning. Six thousand five hundred and thirteen names were put into the wheel. The quota of the ward was six bundred and thirty-five; er, with the extra one hundred per ce sand two hundred and seventy—being about one in five. Captain Dunning stated that the credits to be given for enlistments in Mr, Blunt's off.ce would reduce the quota to abont six ban- dred, Everything being in readiness, the wheel was put in motion, with a remerk from Mr. Darling that thin Graft, like medicine! draughts, before taken required to be well shaken. Entire quiotade prevailed, Among the lucky prize drawers was len Bryant, of Brynute’ Minstrel, ag War nivo # pepbew of Comin esioner sands, who, with bis nena! nrvanity, wae superintending the drawing. In exe case twin brothers living in the same house were drawn; in another imetance father and son. Tuere were Bumerous privebolders dating from the Meni tentiary and the Work! Biackweill's Island. Hetween two and three o clock, when six bandred and thirty-five names bad been registered, the drawing war uated suspended for the day. The wheel war «aled np in the | Hey and Conngetlor | once of Mr. Darling, Alderm: usse!], A guard was placed over it Ubat the draft would be completed on Monday course of the day eevern) substitutes were enrolled, but ny volunteers, in consequence of the money famine. We satjoin the names of the drafted: — Allen € Abel Jobin Berry J, | W, Bro A Avery @ 4, Amnrnan W. Allen J, Arvid Ht paolo Anderson Wim, Alyebs Wie, Allen (ee, Alston J, Fhe: Rrownd. Bester Ther, Bert 1, Breit nker WH, , artulets Vs ,Habler Fe nega Ay Brew GW. Bonner Fy Bremen Chas, & Brown ven € “omre dd Budiey H, u J, Bedell Abwah, Bers WOW. Brode Rreddsbart ¥ oF Thon, Brown Orville, Baylurd ween p, Mueree Nicholag, Kale in W my ‘iets + 8 b Aaron, Thos urile Alex, ¢ ney Thos, ¢ nlinghone R, Clame K, Cooley P, Vonoll: W, Nollle, ow J yi Ciiflord J D. Debrasklor J. Donohue J. Daster Ty. Dellionser, Fred Dawfelee J, Dittey Pat, Delahunt Geo W, Devetin (has I, Delaneey Wt H Je, Dillon Jas, Debois J 1, Dorma atric, Pate m ton, Wns, Wallace John, | {Ae Basset, sa? Dee Darrow M, Dovetia @ | ing ecll eled moneys from numerous patrons of his em- | ployers and appropriated the same to his own use. He | td nMW YORK HERALD; SUNDAY, APRIL 3% 1866. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, a ‘tidee wei Ten AN SHON Te eattament veaaeany—Ateting of 1, Pisher ¥, remem Lagt Evonimg~A Moning te a Wipe Pare" Rien a RAY Be Held Next Tuesday, dice ESI Fhe There was no excitement yesterday about the bill re- uel J, Finn Organizing tho Fire Department of thw ofty, and ue fears meed be ont-riained that any trouble will eaeue, The firemen, almost without onevption, exprews themsetves: seme _ oll "iy, _{ determined to pursue « peaceabte course, and te perfore goba, Os Pe woe their duties as long as their services may be mecded. Goronts | Gorosk 4 Such membors as showed @ refractory disposition at the Piarruck e iret announcement in the city of te passage of the mea- IY eure, have been of the evit o a anu 5 > i Holly Freak, te te pp pareunded tendency of thete Herrin Chan, Hosteeto loran Thos, 1 Wes etn ede arta Haas Monon Jno G Jr Hareland 70; Micka tine! # s, ‘Thos, Haokeinen JF, Holey J, Hatee Gee Hibhees Wi Be Teen Pe Jobp, Hen- ‘dersom Mich, > G00 0, Tlariend lartman Thos, GOE, Bouse a Miseaat, Howuthal OF, mn Fh ger 3 P, Honcbenas, Hovghetan a A, Harts J, Hdaking ibe, man oy 3 Howard J ifs fost woe ama, “a Job: Pg baie Fa, Sem. fonmmn 2 mre pew drew, Jenkins J. an Ne Oscar, Kass Jot Kouy Ka; Koe, ek ial dee On, itis en 4. Kent ent K are 2 oly Fol. mm Mew’. Kost Rich Robb dg. Kempt, ¥®, wae Ait de ae ae eat ig Miller 4 emai Fred esas his Pe ‘iasos ring 0 a ‘Toba, as) Modutre J irr Ge ae Waowe MeNelly ee Nooney T, Nicholls Nellson WH, Mulls Sebastian R, | S*crelary was appointed. Nanly Casper, Nicbole Fae ‘al % Chief Dzoxer, in answer to » member, said that no general notice of the meeting had been issued. While in Albany be ascertained that the Board of Aldermen had appointed a special committee, to whom the question so interesting to the department had been referred, and, ma oo es, anc? Jearo,"0'Congos b, “oosae ‘Oacte Sone, Owen orb, Oabee George, Olest Joba, Otter H, O'Relll 3, F, Odell 0, O'Malley By Pr. Paterson David R, Frock Wi leton pane e pre J}, Faternon, D x, BY: | supposing, at the time, that the Common Council had taken Iandag Feo Bho WB Foor Fox Pout, ape, es similar action, and that the result of a conference between PS. fhe ure deer oat s"mencng dif tee jan P, Quinion P, 5 r] s for even- ba bi “a aaah ing. The ference girs however, at their last kaa ‘ Roseman Wi Ranch An ‘adjourned before were made acqu Rell Barth, Ravel ym iat Hoban an” Beste Fas ire) gee the action taken by ae branch of bg are Rachsn Ee W, Ri mea tin ider Chas Riley | government, aud therefore he had no particular infor- Bi Evert rey Mam, lly 3 longum Yes | anion to Sab eae mening, minding atin, ran C, Russotts WE, Robinson Jt en : re Counc ba called a’ meeting for Monday next with le commuricat' the two Boards ee 8 magne Ee fone wuhing Ch gous, Jr, | the mn of the islature, and submitted, on the part Sopenkuess tet decod, ger Jacob, Sobns Géo, Smith of the department, the whole matter for their considera- Birigge Geo, Biillender’ Ulevas’ Snke Jas Saute ; | Hon. He received from the Committe of the Board of Chas, Beni a Wn, Servier N Sschader Gustavus, sherwoed | Al the following communication in response to Aloxr ‘Suaith on bak Saith Blepben on'D, Sheeyer | his note on the subject: C, Schribe 4, 1, Sianiy Horatio John, Strin Ovricn oF CLERK OF Cosson, Covxom, Shaw A ugh, Sondheli ay Schmidt Sane rt 1, 1865. ion £0) eae canna Shaw som Boones, Esq., Chief hicinnere the 'Fire*Depart- ck J, Bpeelo orev pany ber i} ‘sl Deas Sm:—In connection with rons comma nsinesicn: to ef afer itreeton Hy, Sob: c, e Common Council under . folluw- Setnide eigenen af. Bi ahrefe CrMterling J; | the Common Council under date of March 31, the foll Se and resolutions were passed by the Board evar ar wnien, on behalf of said Board, we would sate oo Teele Thee, fim rior Adam, | most respeotty) ‘our attention, and ask the most - page Soho, Tobia ‘Ferd, Tho! See Ae mers & Rompeos careful consid: she of the officers and members of the — volunteer of ment. GEO, JEREMIA Underhill 8, Lewis ae ze Veil Jno, Van Tassell Wm, Vose c Richard ard, Van none ae Tie Vole tty, Bpecial Commitvee on part of Board of Aldermen. oer Several monibers exprecsed their ignorance of the meeting for thie evening ‘antil4 ‘it was too late to and foremen Pared with an expression of the {pelings of the dopart- ment D <A i that nothi: CREE explal jearn! ay Bet had Bote done by the Corauin Cocacl, be Wad’ lapned weak: formal call for.s general meeting at the same place on be. f evening next, Yates Joseph, Young J L, Some discussion arose on the question of adjournment, several present being in favor of an adjourment till Wed: ive more time to foremen to A vote OBPTED—TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF THB STATE LOAN TO BE ASKED FOR TO PAY BOUN- parr of word ‘NES, BTC. The Board of Supervisors held a special meeting yester- day, Supervisor Twasp premding. Obild: Common ( a 18 Ald, Society exthoriaes by lew, gver might bedecided on. He hoped the offloery of the A resolution, authorizing the amount to be paid by the | department would come on: Tuesday next prepared to Comptroller was adopted, express fully perpen the sentiments and feclings of pon their co: ies, He trusted that the members of visor Exv asked why the revision of the enrol- the depariement would ‘be careful in their conduct and ‘ment was suspended. eacioue in poe gam their sentiments publicly till that Supervisor Buunt said that the revised enrolment is | ime. Tumors and allegations were abroad, dust ‘hey by their conduct, show how unfounded ready, but the provost marshals are not ready to receive | these ey mt It should veeeaianed the great objevt of the it, They are too busy. department to retain ot bag eps oP Geir ens citi Supervisor Evy thought the provost marshals did not | 3¢8¢—® Omg wl y #0 long yed. That copfiden: bad no hesitation in saying, would treat us in good faith, ashe understood that the county | be more full inseservediy extanaed to ihe In the district revisions were accepted by the provost future than it had ever been in the past. They must re- and that it reduces the names alleged to be Hable to the | main Venere oe an oe osenl ae the eactton e Common uncil, Graft in the city by seven thousand. action of the authorities they would be guided, and not Supervisor Twep suggested the propriety of commu- by the advice or counsel of others. Trusting in the good gaprmeen Spy ment bonne aroha het wense and high character of the officers and members of Supervicor Purpy thought that the Board had ing | ‘he department, he would now to do with the Provost Marshal General in this matter. The urn the meeting. was then adjourned till Tuesday evening Supervisor ELy moved that the Cpunty Volunteer Com. | B¢xt, at eight o'clock, bane A requested to confer the authorities and ENGINE COMPANY NO. 6. ge the a of the revised enrolment. The mo- TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. tion was carro, Mr. Thomas Macauley, Foreman of Engine Company pr gh te righ Sah id ppiien ae ee No, 6, wishes to contradict a statement im this day's infeeted emi Island is atriental Yo the heath. of the metropolis, | Heratp, to the effect that their engine was turned in ‘The motion was ue first, and that the company refused to do du ‘ . yale seteon ted eong sy, Sethian This eact bo. engine wan bot tarned tongue in, ne omfihe tears De cleuen bounties, 4 peepee S aekase orthe | We company were at a fre at half-past four s'clock. this State te epee y = the Beara © | morning, coruer of Fulton and Greenwich streets. Sw athe diapea of wehond gee cr, Sect MACAULRY, Foreman. vegupervieor BuO? explained thet that getting the State | oar oe bonds would not be fee, pay bounties. a1 These bonds are now if the market; wa 4 they not HOSB COMPANY NO. 55. taken up? TO THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. Supervisor Ex said they are being taken up daily, but notin sufficient pons door to veinaberes rely Bot f y if, however, the citizens knew that the money whi ‘they would invest in these bonds was to be directed to the paying ch bounties, Cours ss object of saving oP county from a conscription, the money necersary would | at once be obtained for the bonds. Snupervieor Daves explained that the reason the county bonds are not taken is that Leh yg banks bave already eu- to take the State bonds. pervieor Tweep suggested the adoption of a reroln- I noticed in your issue of this day the name of Hose Company ‘No. 86, as having turned their tongue in and re- fused w do duty. As we still continue to do duty as heretofore, by giving thiv .ard publ: ag *) you will oblige Aprit 1, 1 ELL, Foreman, The Reeent Exceution at Fort Lafayette. A SCKNE NOT PREVIOUSLY REPORTED. Ascene ocourred at Fort Lafayette, on the day of the tion asking the Govervor te have transferred to ibe | execution of Robert C. Kennedy, the particulars of which (Panty $2,000,000 of the seven-thisty bonds of the State | 4iq not teak out until yesterday. The gallows was upervisor ELY acce erected on Friday afterncon, in the centre of the court the amendment of Mr. Tweed, and the motion was ed. Superviror Fox asked why the Volunteer Committee | have refnsed to take two or three years men. | Supervisor BLont said that two or three years men, sub- Pres oo or men for the regular army, are taken by the committee, but the eomm:ttee have not the funds to pay more than one year men to fill the county quota. Supervisor Fox said several men had bern turned away | yeeterday be ause they would not be enlisted for three years. len would ax soon go for three yeare as one, for | they believe the war to be about over. e county may lone men by this change, and he believed it « bad one. Supervisor ae lied tirat if the committee found yard, and directly fronting the quarters occupied by Colonel Baker’s bounty jumpers and brokere, to the number of one hundred and ninety-three. These latter wore ignorant of the exact use to which the gallows was to be put, and it occurred to some of the officmls that a | | fine opportunity was offered for a practical joke. The | story goes that an order, purporting to teeue from the War Department, was tsken in to the “jampers” on Pri | dav afternoon, and reat aloud with grent official pomp, | | setting forth that the evil of boanty jumping wax wide- ew plan owe net operate Neils | spreed, and that the moet vigorous mpasures were now | year men ae for three ys ‘men and, why not save be token to suppress it; and further, that it had been | if posnible ce-ided to select twenty namr® out of the number con- | A motion to adjourn was th ted in Fort Lafayette, who should be hung the follow- | ing day as an example, the names to be decided upon by | Jot. There were few of the Fiiday night. Some rome uttering maledi regarded na the auth t nd carried. ! Officer Tilley, of the Third precinct, yesterday arrested & young Frenchman, named J. E. E. Le Grais, recentiy enwpleyéd as clerk in the paper warehouse of Meeere. Crone & Rogers, 86 Warren street, on the charge of hay- of their terrible mi: ney were huddled nd shut np close. A memoral was and addressed ty Colonel Burke, vor testing against wach summery o uch time wend be allowed the: ot decided nga net. the ‘ The precions missive was inter. collected money from Messrs, White, Whitmore & Co, | «nied and au answer pret ed and retarned, seting 886 Broadway, Wm. H. Murphy, 14 Barclay street; Mar- | forth t jonet haul no discretion further than the power to baal Gre eutpriis themseives, which would be done at once, and the Vitis hung in fifteen minutes - | thereafter, It would be mpossibie to depiet the horror | tl tin Freeson, #3 Murray street amounting in the agerege end various ether firms, lure Le raia haw been in the employ of Messrs, reigned inthe ranks of the “jumpers” from that Crane & Rogers for only four months He | momen: until they were marches out and drawn up in recently expreseed strong devire to ‘ | line at the rear of the seaifoid, The vivitors at Fort La tal and become @ partner in the fayette, who witnessed the pale faces, the red and swollen sition wee pot favorably receiv | eve Kone be and the tretnbling Hmbs of the ‘jam Grai, by representing that be was « partner | dred and ninety-threeg, as they parsed unrier guard that where he wae omployed, coded In obtal ing, and Who wondered at the curions exhibition, in pipe from & Me will now tnderstand the cause of (he great consteria'\o * streot, ‘The recused it Wns Omly after the real victim had expiated his cri | + Tilley, was taken bef with hie tife, and the “jumpers’! were ordered into | ited to the Tombe for trial. | quvrterm again, thet they took ‘a breach and seit | Hie hives in 1, Brooklyn, Where be has a heen: youkte taah. every hour | Wie and eh \o to Lwelve o'clock DESPRPRATE ASSAULT ON AN AGED MAN, «med @ Soar, and thatthey we ald Hot ot Je ABORT, young mem, named James Malten and Wm. Wil {ng horrors of Qaimilar subp nee for a thousand bounties line, were yeeierday arrested by offic y, of the : : os Tenth precinct, charged with the commiss on of a telo | Seizure of Liquors at Boston. | ious assault on Mr, Saladin Kline, a German, seventy | Bostox, April 1, 1865, Fears of ace, residing with his son at 196 Bowory. The | A large amount of liquor stored in East Boston was | Prisoners, having some angry words with Mr. Kline, srited by the iniernat revenue officers for wot | ug e | seized a heavy lager beer glass and beat him on the had | be) \ Uil he was teduced to insonsibility, Up to lastevening | (« up and inspector's mark upon it. The Iquer is Mr. Kline had not been restored to couse austeas, and | qiinced to belong to Wm. KB. Froneh, diutilirr, whoeo ests there were serious apprehensions alowt his recovery. | : sal Justion Manafield cotnimitied the exanitanta ts await ie | Mshment was also taken possession of by the officers, Tesuit of their victin's injur vom, 1 KY aarewat Of the tae would be Alte thousmd dollars, — | Siven'by Jadge Smith; of Montreal. a lively time here to-day. sued the-following extra, and they are circulating throughout the city :— INFAMOUS OONGPIRACY OF THE PROVINCIAL EXECU- dence of the fecetae of the provincial Executive to commit an infamy unknown.to modern erimes, and of the means by which it is hoped to accot ‘we are about to-mak ing the accused torbe lawful belligeronts, en; act of war not cognizable by tho tribunals of a neutral State, virtually disposes of ull the charges which arose out of they “Albans raid, and were incidents of it remanded for examination until Wednesday next. government are probably aware that there is little pros- pect of obtaining a conviction on this accuration, for, as Judge Sinith remarked in his jndgment, there is’ no evi- dence of a broach of neutrality having been eommitte ‘by legal means before an impartial trib inal, determined to attemp' signvation ‘infamous’ ing Mr. Cartier despa Pierre: with instr judicial ermine by euch # tive and reckless wickedness—eueh a trampling in the mire of the honor and good name of the country, can be attribeted to nothing short of madne CANADA THE CASE OF THE ST; ALBANG ROBBERS. ‘The. Prisoners to be Taken to Toronto Manifesto of the Retele in Montrest, Mowrnnan, April 1, 1845. Southern refugees and their sympathizers are having Their leading organ has is- TIVE YOR THE EXTRADITION OF THE 8T. AL- BANS RAIDERS. By one of those extraordinary interventions by which: sons panty defeat or reveal great crimes, we ave been possession of incontrovertible ‘evi- lish it. nee be the statement we not only ourselves to it, but we challenge the Exeoutive to danpa. "Tt will be remanence’ that the charge against the St. Astonishing ote almost incredible as Albans raiders, disposed of by Judge Smith, was only one of several. declar. But the judgment of the inan were remanded until to-deg for the pur- | pose of the prosecution proceeding with or abundoning the other are also arrested on a warrant charging them with a breach of neutrality, andon this they were formally among Which is one of murder. They The Having failed to obtain the extradition of the cag they hi it by @ conspizacy, which the de- i too mild to qualify. Last even- ‘hed Mr. Schiller from this city for ions to there obtain the assistance Mr. Harrison, the barrister, ana to proceed with him Fa Bt. Catharines, and there obtain by aay means and a all hazards a warrant from some local magistrate fur the arrest of the St. Albans raiders now charge of breach of neutrality, and to return this warrant to Montreal ag rapidly warrant we presume confined here on # as poesible. In obtaining thia ir. Rehiller wil make any little proposed consult with the members of their respectives com! affidavit necessary. The warrant is to include the name ales, and recommended a0» to such a day | of Mr. C. C. Clay, although it is notorious that he left ‘em would enable engineers to come pre- | the province some weeks ago. nthe cage of the St. Albans raiders comes up this morning it has been arranged that the provecution will decline to proceed on the other charges, so that the prisoners way remanded without bail, or the bene’t of habeas corpus, until Wednesday nexi. By that time it is enpectea e St. Catherines warrant will have arrived. The charge for breach of neutrality here will be withdrawn, and the accused, arrested under the sub- atituted thority, veil be secretly removed to St. Cat! rines. of breach of neutrality there pre- pared will Tall. re is no evidence, and there will be no effort made to procure any; neither do the instruc- tions to Mr. Schiller or Mr. Harrison as much as hint at evidence or bg Bape the moment that the accused are discharged they will be rearrested on a demand for ‘extradition on the él ate now pending and abandoned against them here, and they will be carried for examina- tion and co! before the Toronto Judges who ex- tradited Burley, and who are considered to be so far com- mitted by "hale ruling in ek caee, case, and by their ex- pressed nore in this, that fl obey with alacrity the orders of the government. The St Catherine’ fact, the cunning warrant is, in fact contrivance by which the adjudication of the remainder of the charges against the raiders is to be transferred from a sure to a corrupt tribunal, and from a fe who refused to be the wool of a foreign enemy at th tion of the Executive to judges willing to poilute the rviency, and ty prostitute their oftiee by viler conduct than has been witnessed on the British bench since the da: Whether the timely discovery and expos most mous and dainnable plot will rer. Bt its being carr: out in its entirety we know not, but such fs the conspi cy that the Executive of’ Canada is now engaged in, an such the means they are taking to effect the cowardly and eruel end they have in view—the murder of these unfortunate young men, deciarod free of ail guilt by the tribunals hers before which they have bad so long, jent and so thorough an ¢: ination. ch an outrage upon justice— a piece of snperla- which requires aad should receive restraint. It is the duty of: the people of thie city to pees ent its perpotration, if poseibie, at any cost; or, if that fails, {t will be their duty to panich it, If they fail im these regarda, the innocent blood whi h their rulers are plotting to shed will be on their beads, and on those of their children forever—a triple cuise of Jain. The St. Albans Banks Reimbursed for their Losses. Tonowto, April 1, 1865, Adespatch from Montreal says that the money voted by Parliament bas been paid to the St. Albans banke. @ Disasters. PortLanp, April 1, 1865, The shooner Armada, from St. John, N. B., for Bor- ton, with spars, went ashore on Broad Coal Ledge yes terday, but came off full of water to-day, and was towed to this city. | ‘The echooner Electric Light, from this port for Phi'a- | delphia, was abandoned at sea on the Slst, off Cape Cod, with oes of foremast and other damage. Crew saved. Bosrex, April 1, 1865 There is an un known schooner cunk off Minot # Ledge light. Tne Overiand Telegrapt. 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