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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-25
PHmAOELpHIA TRADE s.PoRr.

THURSDAY, August 25.-Quercitron Bark comes
forward slowly, and No. is in demand at ISL
tP ton. fi VU'igss1co E
Cloyerseed sells in small way at Sl4(al6 tP
GA lbs. No sales have been reporsed; 200 bushels
Timothy sold at Sc IS ~ bushel, and 400 bushels
FlaXseed sold at $3.50. -.s.. r.--s.,
The Provision Market is rather quiet. ,...1
There Is a moderate demand for Flour, and
the market is firm. There is very little denland
for export or home use. The sales comprise 500
bbls. Blue Ridge extra family At Si2, and 400
bbls. fancy Ohio, on private terms. rhe retailers
and bakers purchase within the range Of froin
$40 to Sl3. No sales OF Rye Flour or Corn MeA
have been reported. as
There is a good demand for Wheat, and priees
are well maintained; receipts still continue 70
arrive slowly. We notice sales Of new Pennsyl-
vania red at - 65G2'6s, and old PennsylVania
and Western at S2'55@2'57 b. BUSH; new Della
ware at S2'6S@2'7Oi and white from S275@S.
There is a steady inquiry for Rye at Sl'S5. yell
low Corn has suffered a decline; 400 bush, I'D
at Sl'73Cll7l, aud 2S00 bush. Western mixed At
Sl.72@l73. Oats are dull ami have declined.
New Delaware and Pennsylyanis arc worth 91C1
93c.. and 5000 bush were taken at this hgnrs.
We notice an advance in Whisky Of 320f;. Y
gallon, with sales of 2)00 bbs. redllsd a. 81 81,
and 30 bbs. Ohio at 81 80.
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soLrrERs. Rror IN HALrIMoRE-

Spt.igl Dtspa'eh 90 The ErtuNy Telegraph.
FALrIWoRr, August 2j.-There was a serious
riot yesterday around the Provost Marslals
office, caused by about two hunlred me bers OF
the 23l Pennsylv'nia Regiment, many Of whom
got drunk whilst AZ thc Soldiers Rest The
Provost Marshals Guard arrested several, which
exlsperted others, and riot eusucd in which
ten or tV elyc on each side we're wounded,
some badly. Colonel Woollpy a. cd with great
promptuess, and succeeded in quslling the riot.
This re- iment left for Philadelphia this morning.
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CONVENTION OF THE NATIONAL
UNION PARTY.
PROCEEDINGS THIS MORNING.
Complete List OF DoIea0tes ..

This morning the delegates elected to the
National Union Convention for the nomination
OF candidates for City Commissioner, Clerk
of Orphans Co1rt, Receiver OF Taxes,
Registor Of Wills, and sheriff, assembled
at Sausom Street Hall. Never was more
respectable body convened within the city.
The Cla's oi gentlemen in attendance were not
nom among tho-C who generally attend pOlii-
cal conventions but was composed of sJms Of
DUr most r0auactable and prominent citizens.
Al 10 O'Clock the Convention was called TO
order, and 4 temporary organization effected, by
calling TO the Chair Mr. Samuel p. Hancock, OF
the Tenth Ward.
Ai1ssrs. Fletcher Hartley Twentieth Wtrd
Amor Rrdstreakc. Third Ward aud WliLn r
Leeds, Tenth Ward, were appointed tenn p)rary
Secretaries.
Antb, ny Clifford, a one-armcd soldier, was ap.
pointed temporary doorkeeper. M9ssrs Jos. b.
Cobb and Thomas j. Close we're appOnel rs
Assistants.
On motion, the following Committee of one
,Hch ward was nppOinfed a CREDENTIALS -
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Barque Orlando, Dodge, 90 days nom oreAilla' with
guanO 10 Baker x Folsom.
Barque Andaman OTIS Y days nom New Orleans, In
ballast TO Peter Wright a Sons.
Brig J, IL. Kennedy, smith, days H0n Noit hoyeit IN
ballast 10 captain. :. 4, ~.
Brig a. w Barter Gilchris days from Fortress Mon
roe IN ballast 10 d. s Stetson Go.
Brig s. a. Adams, Holland days rom beaufort, In
R SIaliel Welsh strobrdge, days from Fortress
AonToe IN ballast 10 Henry Slmons.
scbr Mlchef (Br Wilson, 10 days from Orcha, with
seSr a. W Krebs, Carlisle, from ST. Marys, Nd, in
sehf g. Sswklrk, Weaver, from Boston, in ballast W.
sSSr kobi oorson High from BostOn, In ballast to cap
tain. :,
10 captain.
seir E. Martin, BrOwer, from Fortress Monroe 10
ballast 10 captain -
sehi /; Pieser, Dreby,5 days from Alexandria, with
mdse TO Baugh a. Son. -.
schr MantuA, MaXon Il day nom fredoroa Dell WIS
corn 20 James Barratt.
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Or. Hnmmond 10 bo Prosecutea,

The Washington Republican says :-"Wtilaru
that the Solicitor Of the War Department has
been instructed 10 cause a prosecution 70 be com
menced against Dr. William A. Hammond, late
Surgeon. General U. S. A., Messrs. Wyeth &
Brother, Of Philadelphia, and VIM. A. Stephens,
OF New York to recover the amount Of the
frauds which those parties were proved, in tue
trial Of the late Surgeon General 10 have COM
mitted upon the United States"
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Sailing ora BIocl,ade.Wunner.

HAITIAN, August 2j.-rhe blockade-ruuuer
Constance sailed yesterday, 1t is reported for
Wilmington, and being chased by a Federal gun
boat, ran into Ketch Har5or, which place she leit
this morning, huggiug the coast.
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NEW NoRK, August 2j.-Flour has advanced
Oh ceuts "a OF l4On hh As'Odl0 - tor state ga 40
ais flr O1u and tl pli 20 o" southern. WI at vary
uuu Corn declined &C.. tos un. u inrtkuL Pr1Fl s
Be,. dul, Polk heavy a; So jb@t- %, Llrd fem.
Nhi-ky Iuu
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LATEST MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED THIS MoRSINe.

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Brig Thomas Walter, Weserdyke, st. Kitts ,Jauretche h
LRveIgne.
Brig Manzanilla Holmes, Portland, Z. A. Souder Co.
Brig Lady WashingtOn, Nickerson, 81. Thomas, do.
Schr Alder dice Sites Boston. baki8On, Graed Co.
5chr Leesbug, Blake Fall River, Hammett, Van Dusen
& L0chman.
sohr Eliza Frances Bogart, Quincy Point, Captain.
Sch l.. IL. Curbitt, simpkins, Washington, Captain.
Schr Dart Caby, Baltimore, Baugh Sons.
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OalclaI Drawings Of the shelby CslieEs

CIIss iOl-August "a, 1854. - ll
81, 80, 80, 27, 81, 4, SO, III, ", 10 N, H'rs
EXTRA CLASS t05--Ausnsi q ~. .s az
27, 26, SO, a. As, so, 2li 8, 90, -, o. S''lsl
Circulars sent Py ADDRESSING 4. srr,soss a cesL 80
o0Yins'o.' ~
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TO THE ASSOCIATED rREssl
FORTRESS MONROE Aug 2i.-The United States
Hospital steamer AtllHtjc will leave here this
evening for Philadelphia, with IA wounded men,
all of the 9TH Army Corps, recently wounled
near the Weldon railroad.
Information from the front shows that there
has been but little fighting for two days, aud the
enemy have apparently relinqnishel the eXpec-
tation OF disodgng US from the Weldon Rail
road.
The position nov held by our leit wing has
been rendered perfectly secure.
The steamer United States arrived here last
night from New Orleans. There is no additional
news from the Gulf.
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THIRD EDITION
FROM PETERSBURG.
All Quiet on Warren's Front.
our Position SECURE.
Special to The Evening Telegraph.

wAHrNaIoN, August 25 The mail steamer
John Brooks, from City Point, reports all qgies
In front Of Warren on the Weldon road.
Twenty-six Rebel deserters were brought up on
the Brooks.
They repeat the story OF dissatisfaction IN the
Confederate Army.
On Tuesday evening four hundred and 6fty
more prisoners were brought down to City
Point They were captured on the weldol
railroad.
The steamer STATE Of Name has arrived with
three hundred and five wounded soldiers N ostly
serious cases, from warren's Corps.
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O'clock
Upon reassembling, the Convention was called
to oTder, and the Committee on Credentials re-
porte thai there were ten contested seats which,
On motion, were referred 10 a committee of seven,
C insisting Of Robert $. Pidgeon, Jackson Leidy,
Lewis W Wardman, Samuel Daniels, James S.
Allen, Adam Hill, Reuben Sands.
The contested seat, are the Sixth aud Eighth
Divisions of the Eighth Ward; First and Fifth
Diyi ions of the Fourteenth Ward Eighth d vi
sion Of the Eighteenth Ward Ninth Division of
the Twenty -hrst Ward; Sixth Division of the
Twenty fourth Ward; Fourth and Ninth Dv-
sions Of the wenty-Sixth Ward.
The list Of delegates is as follows, the con-
tested Divisions named being yet undecided
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NAVAL cnrDrrs.-rho following order has jusi

OrricE A. 4, pRososr MsRsHAL.gESrRlL RAsrrRN
DMiei2S' fhSN-lLyNSiA' s hi, ~ ~. Ngst e.,
u Colonel Lcmuc Todd, u Carl T.. = gnsy, mia. an
Captain Richard Dodge, sci tri cd Nifes turnt y
having been appointed by the Dcpirmen' % as i-r
tain what crcds the dderen sui ~ cts or the state
Psnnsyvania are entitled % uudes section OF tno
approved tulv ., 1884 IN rnyus Marshts of the Eas
Dvi ION wili flrwari 10 the onmi son though Cap
Dodge an mntJrsrea ngto the adjustment 1is ud ere lit
BY order Of Major UftrFEr.
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The Committee on Credentials then retired to
examine the credentials, and settle contested
seats.
\ committee of one from each ward was also
appointed on permanent organization -
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

A CUNTS CAN MAKE sas IN yRw HOURS SELLING
"A great and wonderful er,ra lsrve sre Prize
PHckassa elb psr DAP guaranteed Evevv dollar invested
more than deuo cd splsadi1 solid gold
ws.ch presen,ed free V each Asent smart wanted
e-hheh ag~nciea N syesy town and village Connv righs
them. Send for great fcr 1894 cona ras
estra new Premium induoements free a q. RICHARDS
co. l02 Nassau street. New YORK orlisai largest aad
oldest prize package house "a IN. world.
An ExrBRfENCED SALESMAN, WITH EXTENSIVE
trade co ueeuons nnd nrrt class wishes W
cell FOR nsvs WHO saie and l1uov h~u.s 10
WI en- would prove luson Addters DistIsr box
SUx Herald vnlce, for three aaya
A eiTUArIoN wANrED-Bv A YOUNG MAN. AT
n somo respectable business; has hs Years sypet
porter IN wholesale DRY gssds sore good
renee siven Address pa~tsr. has All Hsrsis odcs.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
OFFICE OF TIE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAl

~ Companr, New York. june ~, iS4.
pution of the soard OF Directors
Of Illinois Central Railroad COMPANY notice Is hereby
ders the cuncele bombs scrip
their c-rs1cass the ole. nj the company, ~ Nassas
street. scrip of
L. A. cATLiN, Seoretary.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

DuRHuAm,s YuawrrURR RxrRBss, ,-BURNHAHs
ID rusniture Bkprvss --rts0cfsvtss psntis9s mrver.
shnn ana eass bosed shpsA III pers of he world.
L. ae agnns for moving furnMsrs N city 70 County
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

At rHu MERCANTILE A0ENCY-wANTED. TO-
"a day. ArM class salesman In . clothing HOUSE. largo
ary; dry goods aaeaaa drug cierk. grocery
olDrk travelling agent entry cierh bsrkee cpachm
Othsr situations owinR N tho ipeAsng demand foe
E~E MON0OMRRY q 90.
Ts4t 4e broadway T. mp staira
THE CoMn8ReIAL AGENCY, fs7n AND no
q srosdway, wanted 70 day, CLERK FOR steamer, bry
IotS cssry serk DRY eccds snd fancy goods ssesmen
tmekrepes CITY collector travelling sgent ssarv and
commMScn Qsnes situations aiway oprr. Merchants and
Vsssss psss vth help traits BY calling early. eFanlsd
IIrNIIIgnxr AnrRIoAn Bos wANrgD.-AP.
3. 1 Hkskiss CO.. sssH.sa ;.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

" oLUNTEERs wAKrED-rO WHOM Sl75 BOUNTY
vii be pa A. tais choice regiment bnt
esod. sound nsei call. Apnly 70 Capt JAS WELLS
IbO Centre street, corner Of Walker.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

: UBSTITUTE RENDEZVOUS. 220 GRAND STREET,
- near The nowery Wanted tn sday i've men taens3
The hi hest cash paid hand. We money
N substitutes than other oce in the city Cali sDd
After NICH OILS 4 co.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

VETERANB. ATTENTION.-wANrED IMMEDIATE.
ten men, who served before in the army
eAer In th- country or 10 Europe enlist as volunteers
substitutes for gentlemen who enrolled:
bountes win be rad for good foreieners
Asents and runners bringing will be lberally and
promptN paid. Apply at I29 Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
AFFIoE MAnfErrA AND CTNClNNArI 4. ID 60.

NFFIOE MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI X X co.
~ CHILTfCprHE. UHto Juno IT, 1874.
To StockhoidersTbe trapsfer books OF this Company
win b. the the eth July, Inclusive,
this ce the agency Farmers Loan and Trust
New York; 10 tlis ssmi annual
DIVIDENDS W. ". WATSON, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

cAsHBERG PAYS ras HIuHFsr PRICE, FOR
~. ladies' and gentiemens Cast VI Clio hing PARTIES
wsited upon b addressing t. IathnrrE ~ kast fweush
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

CUssrITuTE WANTED -ONE NOT LIABLE TO BE
~ d Afted will IL eral prce b. applying at 40
Chatham stest this day. Brokers need not Apply.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

CONSTITUTES FURNISHED FOR DRAFTED MEN,
- and reasonable terms. by j. WAR
RFNFliNh. Ma. Warren street. near Broadway. Sub
on hand
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

IlECRUlrS AND SUBSTITUTRs WANrFD.-HIGHEST
III cash aud boune paid passed by
SO aud'mone, pa those bringing recruits
sy Ca tain CUM3S 80 Lspenard street
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

OFFICE or THE CENTRAL AMERICAN rRANsI1
" Company, 8. Rroaiway. new YORK June u. 1881
nfcra meeting OF th, holders n this Company
20 consult II the President and Directors to the mode
of pro.id ng the purchase for
be n W. tn the Companys tran.
will I've held the Company oce 80 Broadway, Wed
4 HAMILTON SrcrafaYv.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

VOLUNTRERS AND SUBSTITUTES Irish, GER.
and Engtshmcn wanted. Highest cash and gov
bountes paid r0kers and others paid $50 for
srtsg,ng men. CAPTAIN COMBS, % Lispenard st.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
LIFE AND LIMB
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
oRaANIzEp uNpsR a sPEcrAL oHARrn1

CAPITAL STOCK 500 0eh .t. -
With tho pr vegn OF increasing Il 10 OlO0 This corpaay
sessss al the aud eges OF any Lne Inssr
Company Unitei States with the addifi0oo1
OF insnrc tho Lives and mbs of Onlcers 60Iders
and Marines and of the UnitedBtatoe, and
all oher
Rocks win ne opened 0fce Of Allen Van Dursn
24s Br,adway TO- subscriptions for Si000O ad4t
tiona stock on the 9Th day Of juno Instant.
OKiSON BLUNT, President
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
nrrICE OF rHE MARIposA cOMPANY. M w

A CONFANF,
~ seetNotce l. he ehy gwen that drawins shS
day hal OF twrny five nds of ths redemp.
ton out OF the linking fund the following drawn,
sit-Nns I3 IS, & 49, 81 ga 3D. 10 llS 2i6 23 a. lS4
st 5as tsl 7Is s6 sy os s7. i,s5 ss7, l36l. ~
the Will be pld gold the lt dey q
July presentation the Office Of compeuy.
Bonds presented for days aftsp
the of next nnd-r forfeiture Of the
right Of redemption under this drawns
NEW YoRK, June 6. 1864 JOHN WATT. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

nFFTCE OF rHE CHICAGO AND NORTHWK1THRb
~ RAJ wsv Company. No swat street, New York, jung
SoL-Iioders f the capital stock Of tho Galcna and
Chicago Union hereby notified thas
tho OF consolidation of that COMPANY with the
Cniao Northwestern Company, their sosk 10
70 b. EXCHANGED for o the Chicago and North westsrn
Railway a fellows Il share Of the ChlcAge
and Northwestern preferred share Of the
Chicago and North wth three dollsSs 10
for the Gaena and Chicago Union BE-
be made and the received NJ -
the Of the Chicago and North western Railway Com
IL. II. BOODi. AgoD1
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
I-wILL PAY So, CASH FOR sUBsTlTUTEs AND s72s
l for voiunls-r.. -l.. JAMES Woods,
wesioAester House, corner Bowery and Broon,e 1T.

NINTH REGIMENT NJ Y. 8. M.-THE PAST AND
y present members Of this reglmsut who intend partc
2stng tie bsna honor Of the returned veterans
rsau.s.e to At the armory, 65i Broadway this
tSusuuay) evening. ~ TX Ooock to receive their ekos
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

NJ rOTICG.-MIWAuKFE AND PRAIRIE DU CHI1S
IN halfway Company.-The annual meeting Of 6tockneA0
all cssscs al ourned specially meet again = New
the .pblh OF O'Clock u. -,
the Office, 48 and ~ kxcnAnge place. en- bus
qu,sted. L. II. MEYER. Rreetdo0e
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

A rTBsrroa. --ruE ONLY PLACE. WHERE you CAN
set The worth OF yorr money ani N f value for
,astT Clothing Carp-ts. Furn and jew elry Ia 10
,,v 10 or sddre-s LEWIS MAzRR sm Ninth avenue L.
attended TO.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Cam SUBSTITUTES $500 CASH IN HAND; RE
0tUUs cYuits Sl0t with State bountiea
FULLER JOHNSON 4 CO..
Sc Washington street, Boston.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

rrENrroN.-M. ABRAHANS, c33 SEVENTH AVE
n nue. between Twenty hts aud Tw~nt nth streets lao
On order In hand the Mestcrn and Ca forns markets
for aao Cast on clothing. which ne wishes
olI up ,mmedaiely; therefore he vii pay hbernlN
Than any other Address call or MIRA Abrn
T53 Sevsath ayennc.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
CLOTHrNG.

4 rTENrIoS.-Ar 2i2 SEVENTH AVENUE. n. Ro-
n sESBBRG, the Caifnrnia aui Western agency store,
rsceiyed large orders Sb
cloth ng These orders be ilied q very shora
tine Ladies' AMI gentlemen ! wsh would rar.
hcu notice and look our war robe and SEQ
have any clothing need. Fo~ satisfaction 4
will me ntion some prices SIX Dresses FROM 5s 70
Sbp Goats from IS "a Pants sS to 81: also,
WooIen aud Muslin Dresses Carpets fnrntture Jewelrv
Ic by cainI on or addr-ssing ". ROSENBERG, 2il
Seventh avenue Ladies' attended to by Mrs Ro.cnberg 10
nd of he cit
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

eAOS CASH FOR FORTY VOLUNTEERS FOR THE
coun,rv; also one hundred s1bss tu,e: 70 whom
6ce Io0h Greene street. corner Of PriHce New York
Branch agency, 6u5 Pruns street, Philadelphia,
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

Nav AND BEauylFuL BAR0G roR BxCUR
N dova-The HARvRAI HOmk Ana lho mi n nlcR
sim Pleasant ysrey 0re~e ana 81 RsuanT Wel. Also
hrss and am wheo Steamers. Exourssn oico A.
West drcct cornn Of Barsew. H. b. cKOssEff.
rSotislE pgcx gARcEe AND siDEwHBEL srRAu
~ srs u cI ~th BiddIes 0.osc aud wosdbridgs PARK
Dom Are "a specfu y tnycd 20 cal the propra
ssrs oniJ = n. Y. kUNNELL CO.. iss SroSi ssresl
no igr-FoR BxCuKsI0Ns AND P1CNIC PARTIES,
large snd commod,pus stssmer capable 81 carrying
IEC spl~nd,A Grove. furn shed with
forn tables sumtsr hsuses and TIVE good spvinee
% the prs'nsee Apply ~ shs omSe @ - sassn Iaand
ferry, pier " n. T.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

CyOUTUERN BANK NOTES WAyrED.-vIRGINIA
- North Carolina Soutn Carolina ;e ,rgia, AlnbamA
Tennessee keutncky and New orleans hans notes by
MANNING A DE FOREST,
Bankers ani Brogers, 10 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

n MONEY TO SOLDIERS discharged for grounds
eeceived battle Discharged Navy Army Officers,
Sailors or Sold crs their widows or Heirs. PROMPTLY
PAID their PRIZE and BOUNTY MONEYS, RACK PAY.
: Dc, BY EDWARD BlSSELL.
Army and Esvy Banker and late Purssr U. s. Navy,
27l Broadway, corner Chambers street. New York.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

DRANsPFR OFFICE or THE NEW JERSEY ZINC
Company las Liberty street, New jupe Is ls6s
The interest the scrip suef by the New Jersey
Zine Company VIII he due 2nd psvabe tn- July
at this oce transfer will be
from The 2 II 10 the ao.h inst both inclusive.
The New York herald., 1864-06-18

L Trea he STATE OF III nois will, and after
the first Monday cf July unti the 2h day Of said
month, be rcndy at the Aeh Exchange Bank. In the
of New YORK paw the interest the hrsi
Monday of July 1894 th. public debt - the State Of M
The then due ard esled for prior to the
2h day OF july, w tier after NJ pa'd only at he olce oi
he of the state THD IN the cit of Spring
hed Holders OF Illinois iean Canal Bonds. whose
coupons cxhapsted requested - present the bonds
ALEXANDER srAUS. Il easarer State ~ finoG
The New York herald., 1864-06-18
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. &C.

LII PRIZE, PRIZE PRIZE MONEY COLLECTED OR
"A advances made ella BROWN SBELDONS
Military Naval Banking Ofce, No PARK place, oppe
oite City Hall Park.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-19
MUSICAL IOTTINGg.

-Bossini who does so many noat things
exactly adapted for newspaper items, has written
in Adelina PATHS album few complimentary
words, as follows :-"My good Adelina Nothing
can be more easy for me than to insert an idea in
your album, an idea which fills my hcad-to
cherish you as adorable creature, 20 admire
your enchanting talent, and to be forever your
friend-G Rossini."
IA new honor has been added 10 those olus-
tering about the name Of Gottschak. The Queen
of Spain has made him knight. 1t is certainly
an agreeable courtesy; but IL Is fir better for \
man 70 think that he wrote the Last hope, tho
PdStoreHo ie Cdrdiierc, or even the Marcho DE-
Nut, than to possess a dozen knightly orders.
Gottschalk thus enjoys double satisfaction, aud
should confer on our public the additional one
of letting them hear him in the concertroom
before leaving this country.
-Carlsberg's orchestral concerts arc lust now
the musical attraction in Berlin. The orchestra
comprises fifty first-CIass musicians, and gives a
concert every Friday in SOmmers saloon IN Pots
dam street. Tho manager and conductor, Mr..
Carlsberg, who resided for some time I'm New
York, is said to have effected an araH aHgement
with Ullman, by which he will be enabled to In -
troduce TO the Berlin public in the course of tho
ensuing winter, in addition TO his orchestral con-
cCrts the following artists In series OF musical
entertainments - Carlotta Patti, VieUxtemps,
Julius Stebbns, Brassn, Jaell, the baritone
Ferante, Roger, and Herr Schnorr Won Carols
field, the tenor of the Dresden Court Theatre.
M. Bernard, OF the French Academy, has
contributed an important paper upon the action
OF opium upon the system. This physiJlogist
conducted large number of experiments on dogs
with the various alkAoids contained in ordn iry
opium, and he has drawn the following cOnclu-
sions Tho alkalolds Of opium possess three
distinct properties-() that Of producing sleep,
(2) that of being conyulsing or exciting (3) that
of being poisonous. In the sopori6c division
comes, frat of all, narceiue, then morphine,
and next codeine: In the excitant division
they are ranked thus:-l, thebsine; 2, papa
VERNE; 8, narcotine; 4, codene S. morphine 6,
narceine. In the poisonous order they rank II,
thebaine; 2, codeine 3, papayerine; 1, narceine :;
5, morphine; 6, narcotine. Thebaine is the most
powerful poison Of all decigramme (abnut a
grain and half troy Of the hydrochlorate of
this alkalod, when introduced into the veins of a
dog, killed the animal in five minutes whilst q
very much larger quantity Of morphia, when in
jected into the blood of another dog, failed 10
produce any injurious effect whatever.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-19

greatest possible account. This, according to
Major Key. was "not the game"
Unionists Of every State yOu SEQ how strongly
the tide runs our way improve itl Push on the
columns everywhere; arouse the suRgard,
quicken the laggard, and resolve that our last
vote shall be brought out Our Pre- e,idential
ticket Is safe enough; but we must have two
thirds OF the members Of the House to insure the
passage Of the constitutional amendment. One
vote may decide that we can pass IT, or that We
cannoti we must not fail for the want of that
vote.
Perfect your county and subordinate organiza.
tons circulate documents freely and systemat-
cally scruuuizo your rCgiStries and be ready for
an overwhelming, conclusive Union triumph az
the November election. We respectfully suggest
that wherever an efficient, working Union organ
ization does not already exist, there DO meeting
OF the Union voters Of the township or election
district 10 create local organ zatlon, aud prepare
70 bring out our last vote on Tuesday, the Ssh Of
November Let not one vote be lost