The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-01

RECEPTION or THE FfRR z0uAvRs.--Bsxter's
Fire Zouayes are expected to arrive In this city
on the 10th instant. The Fire Department Of his
ciy contemplate giving these veterans grand
receipt ; aud on its arrival, the reg meat viii be
met by the Chief Marshal, his ADD, nd the Com
m.ttec OF Arrangements, with the Co nmi'tee II
City Councils and such m,m mhers OF the Conyen-
don as may choose 20 join them. Atter being
escorted to the RCiTe, hmeni saloon, Tn line y u
he formed on the nOr-h side Of Washington IRE {,
with the right on Eighth STIR ct. The Isl Division
~ occupy the sptc between Eighth and Seven
streets; The ID Division between Seventh and
Sixth strCets; the 80 Division, between KIN aud
Fifth streets the 4th Dvisiun tNecn Fii h aud
Fourth streets; the 9TH Division be'ween Folrih
and Third streets; the regiment east Of Front
street.
The regiment will march up washington street
TO Third, and he halted unfit the line has passed,
when II will take post in the rear Of the |
Divisions the amhulances, with the wounded
men, bcinrin the rear Of the regiment.
The companies will Cuuutetmarch on the SOU h
sioe Of Washington street, turning at the streets
on which the right Of Their divisions rested, md
pass over the following route:-
UpThid streetto Brown up Brown 70 Twelfth
down Twelfth 10 Che smut; down Chesnut to
Fourth down Fourth to Walnut; no Wlnut
10 sixlh street, where the line will be dis.
missed.
MIR. G. s wtlcts, cf the Empire II ok aud
Ladder Company, VIII receive the regi nent on
The companies taking pat In the escort will
have their apparatus with hem.
Crief Engineer I.vle will he the Chief MHrshli
NARnow EscArE FROM II ANGLING "A number
of workmen were engaged on Saturday after
noon, in digging a well back Of some new houses
being erected IN Webster street, between Nine
fecnth and Twentieth streets, Twenty sixth
Ward Terence McIlvaine, one Of the worlSmsu,
attempted 10 descend In the bucket, and when
half way down was pre- ipuaied 10 tue bJttOm Oy
losing his hold tic was intoxicated a. the line.
One of Mel vrine's comp9uious vOluuteeTei @ 4,
| down for him, but upon reichlng the boron
found the well to be oil cd with foul atm lsphsre
50 much that, for the time being, he bee ,me
| totally blind He immrd ateiy fastened the rope
| around whaf no suppo.ed 10 he TerenCc'S body
hut which. unfortunately, proved TO be the poor
| fellows neck.
| He then gave the word to those above TO h Iist
| at the same time clinging q Cerence's legs, in
order shat both might reach terra frDlT at one
| time. OF course, upon reaching above, Cere Ice
| was in n state of exhaustion, having been ne rlv
| hanged, In addition TO a broken c)lhr-b me, and
| oth.r serious injuries sust lined by the fail.
| wHs convey ed to the hospital, where h lies In a
| rather critical condition.
| DIsopDERLY DANCE EHoUsE.-I.icutenant Spear,
with large squad of police officers, NAL de-
scent on Saturday night, about eleven O'Clock
upon disorderly dance house in Fifth street
below Thompson, known ne the Rum Pen,
| and kept by one Conrad Hoffman. The propre-
| tor and forty-three inmates were taken into cis
| tody. They consisted Of old aud young, mai
| and female, ard were iudulging IN dancing al the
| time the police 30 unceremouiously made their
| appearance. This house is very disorderlY
| place, and has long en- the source of much con.
plHint The propri, tor OF the establishment h IS
| often been notified to keep n more respectable
| place, hut paid no attention to the many wtrn-
ings be received. He hal hearing before Alder
| man ShOem ktr, aud was held IN $1,000 10 an,w r
Those who were arrested in the place at the time
were held TO keep the peace.
PoLIcE STATTsTIcs.-The following will ex.
hibit the number Of arrests made in each police
| distYirt duriuU the month n Tuly