The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-06

STATE or THERNoBBTBR To-DkY.-Six A. NJ,
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RETURN OF A RgoMBNT.-The SOD Regiment
p. V. will arrive at the Baltimore Depot to-day
at noon, and from thence will be escorted to the
Cooper Shop Refreshment Saloon. The follow
ing programme for the reception of the veterans
has been determined on:-
Band.
Twenty third ReGment-CoOnol Glenn.
Reception Cou mitteo Of Councils
Reception Committee OF Eignty second Regiment.
Ambularces carrying sick and wounded of Regiment.
Band.
Returned yotorTr, O Old Regiment.
Several Fire Companies,
AmbulAnoes.
The line of procession will form on washing
ton street rigkt resting on Fourth street, facing
south, and will move over the following route =
Up Washington street TO Fifth, up Fifth to Pine,
up Pine TO Broad, up Broad to Chestnut, down
Chesnut to Third, up Third to Arch, up Arch to
Seventh, up Seventh to Race, down Rlce to
National Guards Hall, where the line will be
dismissed.
Information was received In this city this
morning that the above named regiment would
not leave Baltimore until noon to-day. IL win
arrive in this city at o'clock this afternoon. An
informal reception will take place at the depot,
but the parade will be postponed until tomorrow
morning
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH UNIoN.-This
mornings session of the National Telegraph
Union, at the St. James Hotel, was mainly de-
voted to the consideration ofthe proposed changes
in the Constitution. The Convention took recess
until o'clock this afternoon. The discussion on
that part of the Constitution known among tee-
graphers as the "Chairty clause" will probably
fake place this evening" and rs there is consider
al,la pf there
| is prospect of n lively debate.
AS this Convention is composed of the most
intelligent and experienced operators in thee coun-
try and has for its purpose the announcement of
| their profession, and their general improvement
in the "MoIklRg of the wires, its proceedings are
of interest to the telegraphing community
UNoRATEFuL.-This morning Martha Stoyall
was before Alderman Jones. charged with the
| larceny Of $3.50. The accused halls from Ken
| tucky, aud for long time has been hanging
around Camp William Penn, being without u
home. She was met day or two since by re-
| spectacle old colored lady, who took the outcast
to her own,home. Yesterday Martha suddenly left,
| taking with her $3.50 in money, the property Of
| her kind benefsctor. Information of the affair
was lodged with the police, who, after a search,
| found the woman at the depot, Eleventh and
| Market streets, having purchased ticket for
| Indianapolis. The ticket was redeemed at the
| office, and all the money. with the exception OF
| $50, which she had given TO soldier WAS re-
| covered. The prisoner was committed for trial.
TIN RAIN.-Those whose business confines
them within doors to-day, have great cause for
| congratuaton. The rain which commenced yes
terday morning still continues, and the weather
is cool, damp, and generally dlsagreeable. Farm
ers Of all others will least object to the presence
| Of this stranger among them, while we Of the
| cy should rejoice 10 know that the rain OF the
| past TWO days will supply water enough for canal
| and city purposes for several weeks TO come.
The ALNsuoUsE.-The populati IN of the AIMS
house az the present day is reported at 1918, a
decrease Of 81 from the same period last year.
| There were admitted, within the past two weeks,
| 2Ol; births, 2; deaths, 2S; discharged, MS
elopcd, so; granted lodgings, 2ji granted meals,
| 6l. Total, males, 1927; females, 1856.
RELIEF FoR THE PooR.-The Board Of Visitors
of the Blocllley Almshouse expended during the
last month the sum OF Sj6s'S6; number sent to
the Almshouse, 1888 refused admittance, 3l9
The whole number receiving outdoor relief ID
| lill, of whom 322 are Americans 379 foreigners
and no children.
HoRIuBLE DEATH.-A colored man, named
John Thomas, died at the Fifth Ward Station
House yesterday. from the effects of drink The
negro had so burned his intestines with the vile
| liauor he had been in the habit Of drinking, tina
| were eaten through.
Press CLUB OF PHILADBLpHIA.-A regula
stated meeting Of this organization will be he'll
tomorrow "Wednesday 7th) afternoon, in Selec
Conncil Chamber, at half-past 3 o'clock. fu
| attendance of the members Is solicited, as bus
ness of Importance is TO be disposed of.
NEW CoUNTERFKIT.--Peter Detector send
us the following description of a new and danger
GUS 800 note on the North Bank of Boston :-VlE
nette, Portrait in centre Of Manufacturing Scene
Female on left; Head Of Franklinj Shipping
Distance. Well DONE Look out for them.
SAGHr FRE.-This morning, shortly aftC
I, four o'clock, fire occurred at Henry & Co.'s ra
store on Front street, above Vine. The fam'
were confined to the third story, and the damag
: / did not amount 10 much.
2 THE PRESIDENTS PRooLAHATIoN-ln accorc
: ance with the Proclamation OF the President
1 the United States, a salute of one hundred gun
= | will be fred from Fort Brown, at WAsnlngso
! street wharf, Tomorrow, commencing ~ h00A'