The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-12

SQuARR-A MONSTER DENoNsTBATIoN.-The
National Union Ratification meeting held in In
dependence Square on Saturday evening, was
indeed demonstration worthy Of loyal people.
The Committee issued the call only four days
before the demonstration, and, considering the
short notice, the outpouring Of the loyal people
may be considered spontaneous response TO the
call Of the country.
There was no time 10 prepare the arrangements
FOR grand procession, no time to arrange new
banners with striking notices, indicating the
spirit stirring scenes in which we liyei conse-
Queutly the old Wide-Awake torches Of 1850 we're
brought into requisition, and banners or trans
parences that had seen service on many Occa.
siOns were In the line. The ward professions
came singly, and, with few exceptions, entered
the Square through the south gateway, until the
enclosure would hold no more. The first assO.
citation that appeared on the ground was that OF
the Twenty. fourth Ward. IL was o'clock when
this procession entered the Square.
At this period the different Ward associations
were on the near approach to the grand centre Of
demonstration, and, amid the blazing Of pyrc
suns, rockets, Roman candles, and cheers of
thousands, the mighty eddying flowing on of
the great human tide, with banners aud music,
soon filed the square to Overtlowing. The scene
at this time was grand beyond description. Red,
white and blue fires shot up through the stately
clms in the square, and flags and handkerchiefs
were waved from the windows of surrounding
dwellings. Everybody seemed to be in the most
excellent humor
From the general expression that fell from the
lips Of many in all parts of the meeting every
body must have been surprised ut the vast extent
OF the numbers, Enthusiasm is what tells In q
popular meeting. The present demonstration sur
passed in this essential any that ever preceded IL.
Two stands were erected from which speeches
were delivered by Hon. Simon Cameron, Hon.
John Cessna, Hon. Charles O'Nell, Hon. Leonard
Myers, Hon. James NJ. Scoyel, Prof. Il. W. Dun
bar, Benjamin II. Brewster, Esq, A. b. Sloana-
ker Esq, John +. Sutter, Esq, Thomas Fitz-
gerald, Lemuel c. Reeves, and others.
ARRIVAL OF oPFIoERs PROM CHARLESTON
HARHoR. - The steamship Crescent, Captain
Latham, reached this city yesterday, from
Charleston Harbor, having left that place on the
Sth of September. The following passengers
were on board -Brigader General Schlmel-
fnng; Surgeon w. S. Brewer, 55th Massachu-
sets Volunteers; Captain f. X. Smith, Aid-de-
Camp; Captain c. Il. Tucker, 54th Massachusetts,
Volunteers Lieutenant Il. W. Schautfer, Ad-de-
Camp; Captain IL. w. King, Harbor Master, Port
Royal.
A New MILITARY BAND. - We learn with
pleasure that enterprsing and wel-known musicians
Mark Hassler brother about establishing Grand
Military Band, Of the st but the very best
musicians being accepted. This IA conformity with tho
numerous requests OF many prominent citizens.
The undertaking requiring considerable outlay for
different essential purposes such uniforms dress
and fatigue, Ieheisal drum &C., to meet
/
Concerts be given which subscription certificates
win be issued, entlng admission equivalent for
TIE amount subscribed. rhe plan Is good aud Will
no doubt succeed The concerts given will be OF tue
No. order, the performers both vocal and Instrumental
being the de Ia OF musical artists. Fur
therRoie such band Is much desired IN Philadelphia,
and the the Messrs. Haser proposeto establish Will
not only be necessary organization but credtabe
the enterprise and liberal public spirit Of our city.
WE by the foreign papers that octor Paul Bert
has been gfaftng animals that TO say he has been
putting chickens tail to grow dog, and cats
! paw on a monkeys leg. But we have some monkeys
here that are male 'cat'spa W" Of with the pain
OF grating, and some puppies that show the "white
feather" as naturally as II it grew there Not even
suit Of clothing from CHARLES SToKes a. Co.'S zone
price" under the Continental will disguise such charac
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| PERSONS IN WANT OF PHoTooRAPHs should
visit B. F. Relmers Gallery, No. 62i Arch street. His
fc-sze Photographs In oil coors oryypes and cartes
! dc visne are unequaled.
| The TRIUMPH OF MECHANIsH.-The "Flo-
Sewing Machine sold at No go Chestnut street,
has earned enviable reputation by its intrinsic excel
lencc For all kinds OF family sewing has superior
In the word, and its Ot opsraonis greater than any
Other machine in II also the most easily operated,
every machine sold IL wATranteO give ec sats-
faction, the money will be refunded TO the purchaser
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