The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-30
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

PAYNENr OF THE CITY BoUNTY.-ThC city
bountiCs at the present time are only paid to men
who enlist in the regular army or navy. This
has been found necessary by the Commission in
view Of the wholesale descrtions that take place
among those who enter the volunteer branch II
the service. This order is also a serious draw
back to the formation Of new regiments. 4 meet
ing Of the officers OF the 2d Fire Zouaye Regiment
an organization being formcdfOr one years SER
vice, was held yesterday afternoon. A company
of ninety men, 10 be attached 20 this regiment
are waiting the bounty TO enable them to enlist.
The meeting appointed Colonel Smith, Lieuten-
ant-CoOnel Deiran and Major W. p. Smith, n
committee to confer with Councils on the subject.
1t is to he hoped that Councils will take some
ton on the matter In order that recruiting may
continue while volunteers are plenty The Fire
Iouaye Regiment can be filed in three weeks II
a iounty is paid. The men who will volunteer in
this organization will Ter the most part, be COM
posed of Philadelphia fremen, and not Of that
worthless class OF thieves who have 50 long been
robbiDg the city and Government by jumping
the bounty"
SALE OF STOCKS AND REAL Esr>rB.-The
following sales were made to-day, at the EX-
change, by James a. Freeman, AuctiOneer:-
4 cund rent q s5S per an9am secured by property
Eleventh and Lombard streets, f3j5j3.
Gentce cottagc No, 1905 BrSndywiue street, 10 by %
neat welInr Nineteenth aud Thompson streets, u by
business stand aud dwelling, Ridge avenue above Wa
lace sros l. IA by l02 feet, f6j ground rent. $500
Three. storf brick Dwelling, No. 20 Nurtn Nineteenth
o b Vs. Sc ~ ig an 2 EnrsF r5st 5n5.
from Brown. above Eleveuth), clear sg2j each $3.50.
warG' ii Dy 90 r. SO ground rent. $50
Geuteel residence, No. 22o s. Nisth street, isf %
dwelling, No g7 Noble street. with eourt-honsos u the
Cout " PEI y, pleasant street. in the re ,r Of the above;
Fli ground IeIt; rlt25.
Return or THr NATIONAL GUARD REGNENr.
This afternoon the old National Guard Rcsi-
m,nt, Goth Pennsylvania Volunteers, under tle
command Of Colonel Peter Lyle, arrived IN the
city The regiment has served for three years,
and Is now discharged. Iwenty-sIN priYaJes and
sixteen officers retained home, some of the men
having re enlisted. The regiment wa, received
10y he Henry Guards, and COMPANY ID, OF tue
l0Gtb Regiment, Colonel NcM The Southwark
Hose Ambulance also turned out.
BANquEr TO Hon. SCHUYLER CoIIAX.-The
complimentary dinner 10 the distinguished
speaker Of The House Of Representatives takes
place tomorrow evening, in the large hail on the
second floor Of the Assembly Buildmss, Cover
nor Curtin, General Cameron, Hon. A. II. Rice,
OF Boston, the members of Congress from this
lily, and other prominent public men will be
present. The affair promises % be wocthy Of
the distinguished guest and the gentlemen having
the matter in charge
FmrHC OF A CANAL BlAr.-Yeste,day after
noon a canal boat, which went over ia. Fair
mount dam a weeI, or two SINCE was sst on ire
hy q couple of young mon. They stated that they
feared the boat, one-hllf Of which rested on the
dam. might do some injury, and set lt on fire In
order 70 remove il. They were arrested by the
Park police, but discharged BY the Alderman
before whom they were taken
DISHONEST DoWEsuC.-Ths morning Rose
Mclaughlin, residing at No. 1874 Pearl street.
was araigued before Alderman Bcitor, charged
H. 11r vl14 10. n n = ll
the property of a gentleman at whose house she
was employed as q domestic She was committed
for trial.
MEDAL ron LGEUrENA ANT C COMMANDER WELLS.
"A night or two since, Lieutenant-C Commander
c. II. Wells, L. S. N, commanding United States
steamer GoleNa, received at the League Rooms
one of the medals Of that Association. II was
gracefully Acknowledged by Captain Wells
BEAUTIFUL PERIoDIcALs.-Mr. Kroner, NO. 403
Chestnut street, has sent us the latest numbers
received Of the London Illustrated Netos, Times,
Punch Al tie Year Round, &c, which are as
good as usual, and for which our thanks are due.
CONCEALED wEAPoEs.-This morning Thomas
Berry was before Alderman Welding, charged
with CARRYING concealed deadly weapons, and
with asSaulting officer Taylor, at Front and Arch
streets. The defendant was held 70 answer.
PRgsEYrAT1oN.-Mr A. W. Taylor, late fore
man of the Mantua locomotive works Of the
Pepnsyyania Railroad Company, has been pre-
sented by his felow-workmen with handsome
gold watch.
RpcRU1rrNa.-Thi morning the Mayor issued
warrants for the payment Of the city bounty 10 II
men, of whom were enlisted Tor four years, II
for three years, for two years ana ier one
year
sAuRp.-At noon today the steamer Donegal
from the Navy Yard, to join the South AslGuGic
PIVekAding Squadron