The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-01

and Robert F. Thompson OF the Junior Glass, Subject,
q For superiority in defamation, Clement c. Dickey.
Sophomore, and William a. Lamberon, Freshman |
Gaelic. Subject, "Iucentves to Lkerary Labor,
The benediction was then pronounced by DR..
Goodman. ..... . |
Hassler's Band then closed the exercises with |
some splendid music, after which the vast au- |
dience separated. The speakers received with |
great applause throughout. ...
ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED SOLDIERS. - The
steamer Neto Jersey Hero arrived at Race street
wharf Yesterday afternoon, with 1888 wounded |
soldiers on board, direct from City Point, Va.
Many of the soldiers were minus a leg or an |
arm while some few were suffering from tevers,
&c. We give list of those belonging to Penn
sylvania and New Jersey Regiments.
John Denny nth Pa Pei er Black, I'd Pa Art
sgt Chas Scott, i4lst Pa John Lees, ls4th Pa Art
Jas McClain. l55thPa Corp Geo Murphey, nth
SGT II Ftssmmons, ,2d Pa Res SGT John Biraey, Del
died Thos Beurns 9th NJ
Michael Miles, 2lst Pa Jos n Cassin, 2dpe
Michael II Price, lS4th Pa Sgt "a Miller, ooth
Huiet Smith, 18th Pa John Williams 9th NJ
Sgt Brady, lsidP VIM Chrst. M s Soth ra "a n
John Babbitt, lOth Pa Corp Dsnl Rush, beth Pa
JRepscSsw I'd Pa N burnett, ira
Jobn Perry lion Pa M Cole, I4lst Pa
Corp ] whitehead ls7th Pa iC Harr, laoth Pa
Vim Foset oh N FII Clan, l4Oth Pa
Those who died on the way up were ser
reant Henry Fitzsimmons, Company G, I'd Penn
sylvania Reserves, Frank Johnson, company
| G, l63d New York, and Ransom DouBe, OoH-
| pany +, LIST Maine.
RECEPTION The 5Sth Regiment Pennsyva
MIA Volunteers, which arrived in this city at an
early hour last evening, will have reception
this afternoon at two o'clock.
The Henry Guards, Captain Spear, will par
tcipate in the reception. The procession VIII
| form at the oalUun aDvut V'elos1, aud proceed
to Front Street, thence to Second street; thence
| A. ,l IN
thence to Fifth, thence 20 Race, thence to
| National Guards Hall, where they will be re-
ceived by the City Councils, and afterwards dis
| missed. ...... 80. .....
This regiment has re-enlisted for three years,
and on this account have received furlough OF
thirty.fiYe days. They re-enlisted in january,
but their services could not be dispensed with
for a day at that time. When the regiment,
under the command of the late gallant Colonel
j. Richter Jones, left this city, in February, 1862,
it numbered 900 men, and returned yesterday
with but 243.
with the regiment Robert c. Redman, Go. d,
in command Of regiment; Captain Cecil Clay,
acting Major; A6iutant, Morgan Carr; Surgeon,
ii. G. Christy assistant Surgeon, Z. A. Nichols +;
Captains Daniel +. Linn and Julius A. Hoskins
Lieutenants Clay, Durham, Johnson, Burning
ham, Collins, Kinsman, and Wood.
bounty TO SUBSTITUTES. - The resolution
authorizing the Bounty Fund Commissioners to
pay a bounty TO each man furnished by citizen
as a substitute, provided such substitute be
credited to Philadelphia, was called up in Coun
: ellis Yesterday and Mr.. Miller offered an addi-
} tional one, which authorizes the Commissioners
TO pay bounty of 800 20 men of one year, 500
l TO men of two years, and $500 70 men OF three
years. This was introduced, as Mr.. Miller stated
10 meet the case should Congress pass finally the
bill now before IT, authorizing calls for one, two
T and three years. The ordinance was adopted
Y | At the same time, an ordinance passed Common
Council creating loan Of three millions for th'
payment Of bounties.
DIsoRDRRIY YourHs.-For some time Hast
+ gang Of small boys whose ages range from ter
: to fourteen years, have been in the habi
!: of grabbing handkerchiefs from the hands o
! passengers while passing along in the cars
{ Yesterday an excursion train passed through
y Mapayunk, when these lads succeeded in reliey
d ing number Of children OF their handkerchief
Q while waving them from the windows lhe %
n ject of the young offenders is TO secure wha
money may lie tied up in the corners. Th
e police arrested fourteen Of the gang, and the.
. were held to answer.
, y CRUELTY TO a CHILD.-A woman residing
4 Sixteenth and Jones streets, was arrested yes'el
n day upon complaint c,f her neghbors, charge
!, with cruelty TO er little daughter. " Is "I'eRe
I that she ke, the little girl conheea an garTe
~ " ana oiused 20 give her halt enough 10 ear. II
e mild when rescued was so weak as not 70
NJ able 10 stand. The unnatural mother was hel
is for a further hearing.
10 BuIIp1No PER,uTs.-The following win exh
io bit the number of permits issued by the Buildh
n Inspectors for the month of June Dwelling
mt 3.story, SO 2-stoTy, Al; l-story, total ~
of bakehouse, /; church, lj coach h-houseS, z; dy
at houses, 2 factories l0 engines, ?; hall, ic
or house, offices, 2; shops IL school-housS,
mi sheds Q: storehouses, 2; stables, 10: cores B
lg, total, IA; alterations and additions, 224
PASSENGER RArLwAYs,-A resolution pass
Common Council yesterday, requesting the Co
alf mittee un Law to report 10 Councils an ordnau
,ps supplementary 10 an ordinance Regulating Pi
ost sengef Railways" fixing the annual license
each car in advance of the sum now paid, equiv
,ar lent to one cent per each passenger clrri
ed. during the year 1868.
of INCREASE IN THE PRICE OF ,tAs.--The c
Solicitor is of the o,,,.aion that the Board
ilnag Trustees of the PHILADELPHIA Gas Works hav
,,S ~. right TO increase tho price Of gas without
in- consent of City Cour. ellis.
m DIRECTORS OF GIRARD CohLEGB.-six Dh
are tors Of dirar'. College were elected by coun
tai yesterday afternoon. Select Branch cleo
Angus us Heaton, Chas. E, Ley and H. y, /.
zen SOp mon Branch selected sas. ". BOsWeu, 'he
'no > ,mmons, and DR.. Henry Smith.
y" ~ VIOLATING AN Observation-Disclosures
&c and others do not seem to be aware that it'ts
'ihg trary 20 law TO place water troughs on the
way Yesterday High Constable barton
into several hotel keepers for this offence -
mas mas LOCATED. = The Independence steam
inli una Vng,ne vas located by Councils yesterday,
ieIi ~ ~eto M Inc Mayor. The bill locating
|. Spring Garden Engine Company was lost