The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-24

4 PcLIrcAL.-A dense crowd assembled on
Saturday night at the Hall OF the Republican In
Vinciblos, 70 listen to a characteristic address
| from George Francis Train. His speech was
| witty and erratic, and was composed of abuse OF
| England and France, and patriotic praise Of his
native land. His leading sentiment, and tho one
| greeted with most applause, was -
81 Bcliove In the motto, True Faith and Energy. 1
Ie he 5sa o me pe6ps Witch S FSsad ysTs rSr tsd
lttcd steam Gas, and Electricity In ths country ind
| Cavalry, and Artillery
At late hour the meeting adjourned with
| cheers for the Union ticket
moderate audience assembled in Union
League Hall TO listen TO the speech ofCOlOnel s.
| VI. Bowman. Thomas Webster Esq, presided,
| and introduced the orator Of the evening, who
! spoke tor over an hour 10 attentive audience.
Major A. Decring closed the meeting in a witty
ana patriotic address.
A large Union demonstration took place in
| Bcrks county en Saturday The meeting and
torchlight procession which followed it were very
large and enthusiastic. Such meeting IN such
! q place indicates that the Union men are deter
mined to carry "the war into Africa"
Tonight that disiuteresiod statesman and
patriot, Hon. Hannibal Hamliu, will speak az
National Hail.
An able and witty address may also be ex-
pected from Major A. Deering.
An BrosING WELCoNE.--Rev. A. A. Willis,
ID. D., of Brooklyn, preached before crowded
houses yesterday morning and evening, at
Seventh and Spring Garden streets, the scene Of
his former pastoral labors. In the evening, not
alone were the body of the church and galleries
filed, but extra aCCOmm cdatiOus were furnished
in tie aisles, and great was the crowd that
hundreds were turned away from the edhoe.
The disscnsluns which occurred In this church
after the resignation Of this eloquent divine,
resulted, as is well known, in the establishing Of
q second church in another portion OF she CITY
hut by common consent, last night the original
congregation turned out en- HiGSSe to honor one
whese ministry In past days had been so emf
nCntly successful The services yesterday we're
Of The most impressive character. Rev. Mr.. Suy-
dam, the present popular pastor OF this church,
exchanged Tulpits with Mr.. Willis yesterday.
ARRIVAL or SOLDIERS PROM GENERAL SuERI-
pAN's ARNY.-Eorly this morning there arrived
in the city three hundred wounded soldiers direct
from Sheridans army. Through the courtesy Of
DR.. Kcnderdine the able drcctor Of transporta-
| ton, we are enabled to lay the names OF the
| PGnnsylynniaus before our readers.
! Martin Napes ~ AIT j. p. Anderson, llSth
| W. K. stroca, do Andrew Bleistine, ojd
william H. Forsyth, 95th ia. Gregory, ls1h
John KrSSse. H1T'c iash 10 ii iG,ra K5amer en- in do
REcRUITINo.-This morning the Mayor issued
warrants for the payment of the city bounty to
! SO men. These were credited Ms follows First
|
10. The First Ward is still deficient 3j7 Seventh
| Ward, ~ Nineteenth Ward, 10; making total
| Of 5li for the whole city under the last call for
| 100000 volunteers. The extra city bounty OF
| $3.50 will continue to be paid to all volunteers
| until the quota Of these wards are filed, after
which the bounty will be Withdrawn.
TIE SOLDIERS VorE.-The soldiers vote is
nearly all counted. This morning it footed up
| POLO Union and CAS- Democratic. The whole
vote when counted will not add more than 100 TO
the above Numbers. The majority in the soldiers
| vote in this city will be about 400.
SENT TO Fort DELAwARE.-Sixty- nine Rebel
officers, from lieutenent-colonel down to second
| lieutenant, captured by Sheridan's command in
the valley, passed through this city on Saturday
on their way to Fort Delaware.
| RIFLE PRACTICF.-The annual closing practice
| OF the Philadelphia Rifle Club for prizes will
take place tomorrow nc the Washington Retreat
Visitors are permitted 90 contend for the prizes
offered TO the best shots.
IMPoRrANT SALE.-We call especial attention
10 the advertisement of sale of hats, caps, fur,
wool, SC, by l.. b. Hoppin & Co, on Wednes-
day morning, at l01 o'clock, at their salesrooms
No. So n. Third street.
! AsTRAy.-Last night the River and Harbor
| Police picked up bay mare found running at
| large on Delaware avenue. IL was taken TO the
| Station House.
FATAL RBsuLT.-william p. Hamilton, who
was run over by car near the Baltimore rail-
| road, and who had both legs amputated, died on
| Saturday at the Hospital.
OPENING OF THE MEDICAL CoLLEGBs.-The
Medical Colleges of this city have commenced
their fall and winter session. Students from
many Of the Southern States are present.
REruRNBD.-The gunboat 7Tcoaderoga has
arrived of the Navy Yard from short cruise
She is under the command of Captain Steadman.
To PuReHAsE CkOTHIEG AT Low PgGCBs, make
selection from stock of READy-AADE Garments. We
selling goods equal in stylo H. make and ssri1i,
from 20 20 5OFer cent lorCr than charged for the
goods made to oder We have an Styles Sizes and
| prices ofClohingMens, Youths and Bows All can be
| suited without delay or tr0noe.
| BESNEIr q Co.,
Tower Han, No, 5lS Market street.
GFNTLEMEN's HATs.--All the latest styles at
| Charles Oakford & Sons Continental Hotel
FALL CLOTHING At CHAS. STOKES & Co.'S
Fan Clothing at Chas. stokes 81 Co.'S.
Ill CothnE at Chas. Stokes Co.'S
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