The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-13

TIE S1xTu UNION LEAGUE RBormENr.-This
regiment now numbers over eleven hundred men,
ten companies being full. Its proposed 10 raise
five more companies and make the regiment ff
teen hundred strong. The regiment is under the
command Of Colonel II. @. sickel, late Colonel
of the Sd Pennsylvania Reserves,which organiza-
ton was mustered out Of service on the 10th of
last June. Colonel Sickel was the senior Colonel
of the Army Of the Potomac, and at the time OF
the promotion OF General Meade, took command
of the latters division. He has been acting Brga-
er-General for the last two years, and has been
in the service since the commencement Of the
war. The following Is list Of the staff officers
and of the line officers, where organizations are
complete -
colonel II a. sekel late Colonel of3d Pa Reserves .
leuteDaut Colonel, John Murray.
MAJOR, Edw In A. Glenn.
Adutant. G. l. Maceuen.
Surgeon, Henry A. Grim
Assis ant Surgeon, John Ward,
ComnissaIy sergeant William Howell.
90 Company A-Captain, John stanton; First Lieutenant,
1heu. X. Vogei Second Lieutenant Arthur J. Carver.
Company Captain John McNeight First Lieutenant,
Company C Captain, Georgc " MuRrey; first Lieu.
tenant Thos. Mchei Second Lieutenant Curtin Birch.
Company D-Captain, Isaac Schroeder: First Lioute
nant, Adam Faust, second Lieutenant, James L1tz
COmrany E-Captain, Thomas q. SpAckmhn; First
hTnS anus " '0'O'u A''''e'AH'' AS
Company F-captaln, Powell stackhouse; lst LIeuten-
Company G-Captan, William \. Guonther; lst Lieu
tenant John b. s0ucrmilch; "a Lieutenant, Jeremiah c.
kellAr.
Company H-Capian, Chsis. II. Rehfuss lot Lieu
tenant, William Eichmani I'd Lieutenant George w.
Company I-Captain James p Mcdonald; Ist Lleutsn-
Company X Captain, Isaiah W Kmbell; lst Lieuten-
ant William II. Thatcher % Lieutenant Goore Janney.
The CoLoRED TRooPs.-An interesting affair
will take place at Camp William Penn on Thurs
day afternoon, in the shape OF presentation of
flags, by the Supervisory Committee, to the 45th
United Shtes Colored troops, Major Bates COM
manding, and the l27th United States Colored
troops, Colonel James Givin. The flags are
decorated with appropriate designs emblematic of
the cause of freedom, and were painted by the
colored artist, Mr.. Bowser. The North Pennsyl-
vania Railroad have provided an excursion train
for the occasion, which will leave Berks street
station at 1870 7. NJ, returning at 6 p. NJ. We
understand that there are from nineteen hundred
to two thousand troops at this camp. These men
would serve as an excellent reinforcement for
General Grant, and should be hurried Off to the
front without any delay Most of the officers
commanding the troops are graduates of the Free
Military School. The Supervisory Committee
have received authority from the War Depart
ment to organize another regiment, to be desig-
mated the 4lst United States Coored
ELECTION OF ASSISTANT ENGINEER.-Jacob
Conover, of the Franklin Fire Company, was
elected Assistant Engineer of the Sixth Fire Dis
trict last night.
PAYMENT OF CITY BoUNTY.-This morning,
warrants were drawn by the Mayor for the pay
ment of the city bounty to 65 men, five of whom
were substitutes.