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

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SGT NJ Murray, p, SAN Corp Boyer, |. 6th Pa Cav
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Geo Iypen, u, 2d Jacob Cline, II, l2ih Cav
Iohn kritzer, @ 54th Henderson Beareld K,s7th
DAM Sadler, l., % Amos Inncrst, u, STth
Corp q Hsmnser n, Jith Orlando W Ross, NJ ID cav
John = Cook; NJ ,l7lh CAV Frederick Kriti, E, l7th
Edward Sheets WAGNER, Cav ,o.,
\ J henderson, X. 22d Cav JOS stun, N, 21d Cav "
Jacob Sawyer, r, Esd Dennis DorsheIner, @, 5tth'
VIM. Lannlngsr, u, a3d Martin Murray, II. 93d
WIN Hopkins, r, 18th Cav "A Johnston, y, 73d
stephen snyder, d 46th John Came on, A, l2th Cav
VIM Kennedy, &, 7ih Robert Peters, Rat +, ID Art
Cornelius McCaaey +, % A VIM Co trell, E, 3dCtv
David Middleton, l. 18th Cav samuel Simpson, G, 9th
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A W. STOPPER. A, i3sth WIN Tilby. q, 18Th Cav
Corp W II Mott a, 6ist WIN II Byers l.. 1921
John CloTusser, II l7th Cav Wm Lindsay NJ ~
A scott, l. 9th Cav Alfred Galllgher,C G, 18th Cav
VIM Ashton, NJ, Sith Samuel Brewner, X, O5th
Robert BOyce, r. 9th Sgt John VI Thomas, q, cd
Peter Smidt, K, 18th Cav Gee W Hauey, 1, 9th
Peter sherman. y, 47ih WHowens,G q, 5ith
Geo snyder 9, ISM Cav Francis Rh6ids, 6 i2th Cav
Corp + Henderson. l., 18th Fred tanfrey. @, gsth
CorpHenry Beviln ., 10th RE Van Natten, y, l2hc Cav
Geo Snyder, ID, S7th Jas Retter, Il, l2th Cav
Alfred Gibbs, NJ, 5itl sgt Knhole K, 22d
Joseph Swartz, b, 96th WIN Doyle, X, 22d
Frank Pandehurch, c, 6lst Samue Bryan,H li9th
Corr Jas MCCarU, u, Glst John EbersOle, +, 9}d
Henry IorubaCk, 4Tth Samuel Barry, n, 23d
sgt Dsnlel \ Bennet 18th c g lombard, A, l2.hC Cav
sat Geo W Adams, 4, 20th G d Rnmble, II, nth Cav
Ephralm Bankert, !, s7th sgt Henry Eppey, Il, Slh
Ss JSin Domaine a n I'm Corp 6eo seSe H. elst
Andrew Burk, z, 47th John II smith. c, uth
Corp Thos Lowry, T., 47th John Smith, |, 22d Cav
Reuben Edgar g, 18th Cav Henry Ebery, g, 18th Cav
Andrew Burk. f. 47th john Spencer, M, lith Cav
SAml Wynkoop, I ,47th Saml Heath. +, 4th Cav
Peter Tomlinson, Q, s9th VIM Lesh, X, S7h
Jas Barnes, ], 18TH Cav 3 RaHdebaugh, +, 47h
J d Baltoyer, u, 47th Capt IA & Butler, /, 92d Cav
Fred Brotherd, d, 4Ith R Hughes, q, 18Th Cav
D J scott n, "a Gri cry Jos Thoboh, 5ith
James Doran, l. % Art W Rely, !, l2tn Cav
Henry Rupp, II lssth / Blose ID, 18th Cav
Jo,eBh Hanson, ID, IsSh q w Cresmtr VI, l2th Cav
Robert Nobtt. g, lsSh Jonathan Young c, GlSt
j Is Hetbner, l9sth A Roob, NJ, lhh
Corp Dorau, 18th Cav LR Mexican, l., l02d
Corp johnson, lSsth sp1nger, C,lSth
JS'ST Gs,ey ssn S'n Cav EdW finsk Safse, 2h Cav
@ \ Borseoh T., 10th Jas McGaudgle, IL, 18th
NEW JERSEY REGIMENTS.
Jacob HANNA, X, ,4th j Saunders, A, 10th
NJ l. Joidan 3 Cav |Thos Brooks f. 10Th
Preston, A 18th Lewis Snyder, A, 18th
Serg Merrill, q, 50 Philip Bortle, Jr, 9th Cav
serg John WescOt, b. l0th Serg Lewis Schnabe, IL, 81
Thomas Kcown, 3, 2lst Corp VIM II simpson, b, 30
G Fetbar O, I'd cav saml McClint5ck II, 80 Cav
Victor jackson, NJ 22d Cav Corp Aaron Slack, NJ Sd
Garrett sPSar b ia dnraa %@ PGsAsr S1nay d h lSn
II + Madden X 10th Enoch Brooks. II, 80
Fred Willie X, Sd Cav 5 Rutter, \ 10Th
Fred Zohn, i, % Cav sgt Eugene Fox, ID, % Cav
Jos L Brown. l. 18th Daniel Marion, q, 81 Cav
Jacob Lameistcr, l., 80 "A Henry, A, 18th
Chas Rinhlmer, {, 18th Alex Akin, X, 10Th
l. Garrison, A, 18th Sgt shep Stewart, II 30 Cav
ArTEMPT TO DESERT PROM THE UNITED
STATES STEAMER "BERMuDA"-THR DEsERrERs
FIRED AT AND SHoT.-About o'clock on Satur-
day night, Michael Farrell, John Kane, and
James Kennedy, three sailors on board the United
states steamer Bermuda, lying off the Navy Yard,
made an attempt to desert, which nearly cost
them their lives. They stole the row boat attached
TO the vessel lowered il into the water and started
of. They were noticed by the guard, who hailed
them, but not paying any attention they were
fred at. The firing attracted the attention of the
Receiving Ships Princeton and Wyoming. The
guards were summoned on deck, and about hfty
volleys fired into the boat. The three men each
received wound-one of them in the head one
in the shoulder, and one In the leg. The wodnds,
although serious, will not prove fatal. Notwith-
standing that the men were wounded, they still
continued to push for the shore, and would have
escaped, but for the timely arrival OF POice-Oarge
No. 2, under officer Grimes, who put after the
boat, and succeeded in securing the three men
and landing them safely on board the Berblnda.
1t is but Just to state that the River aud Harbor
Police, under the command OF Lieutenant Edgar
have stopped more naval desertions at this port
than the authorities themselves.
FALSE RUMoR.-We are requested to state that
the sick and wounded negro troops which arrived
in the city from the front few days since, were
expedltiously conveyed In the ambulances of the
fremen to the Summit House, to which they
were assigned by the Medical Director, DIR. Ken
derdine. This statement is made because of
rumors circulated in the city that the Firemen
refused the use Of their Rmbuances for the
purpose referred TO- and that the cOored GrOOps
were kept In waiting some time before they were
removed 10 the hospitals. On all occasions our
firemen have been prompt and energetic in NEE I
ing the demands made upon them by our sick
and wounded soldiers, and in no case has dis
tinction been made becluse Of the color Of those
soldiers dependent upon their humane acts.
VmLAIEous. On Saturday night, after the
| close of the grand ratification meeting at Inde-
pendence square. and again on last night, party
of rougbs from the lower portion Of the city and
| STYLING themselves the BueAa Vistas," made an
attack upon the sick and wounded soldiers at the
| Citizens Volunteer Hospital, Broad and Prime,
| by throwing porter bottles into the hospital ana
also by applying obscene epithets 10 tue soldiers
uuartered there. The rasCals made their escape
| on both occasions before any arrests could be
| made.
STRUCK BY IdGHrNING.-During the heavy
storm on Saturday night the house Of Mr. John
| b. Myers, near the eight milestone on the Ridge
! road was struck with lightning and seriously
/ damaged The streak passed through bed
chamber where lady was sleeping she escaped
| uuharmed.
Coon ArpErITEs.-Nine hundred pounds OF
beef were consumed in two meals at the Citizens
Volunteer Hospital, Broad and Prime streets, by
! nine hundred and thirty-seyeu sick and wounded
soldiers who arrived at the hospital from the u t
! timore hospitals, last evening
! DRowNED.--A girl named Clara Fisher, ageo
! twelve years, fell into the canal at Manayunl OF
Saturday, and was drowned. She is supposed tC
| have been stopping over the bank while washing
| her hands. The body was recovered. Her parents
! reside at Twentieth and Chesnut streets.
| FREAKs OF THE LGdHrNING. - During thu
storm of yesterday morning, Chambers Church
in the Eighteenth Ward, was struck by lightning
and one side shattered from top TO base.
1 ASSIGNED TO DuTY-M0ior VIM. McMichael
Assistant Adjutant- General Of Volunteers, ha
been assigned 10 duty at this post as Chief 0
STAFF Of Major General Cadwalader.
ENGNEERs oP THE FmR DBPARrNEET.-Th
election for Assistant Engineers Of the Fire De
partment will take place tonight The resul
will be made known tomorrow night.
ACCIDENT PROM FIRR-ARMs.-Elias II. Jenes
10 years Of age, was admitted into the hospita
Yesterday, having received an injury to his thum
! fr,u, tho prpuafurp dignhar0p Of a DistOl.