The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE,

Kf,rbT'cN rHie MoKStNG.-T following is
the route Of procession Of those men Of the lO6th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers who did not
re.enlst, and Who arc expected 20 arrive in this
city ri neon 20 day PORN on Washington
street, right resting on Third up Third 20 Vine,
up Vine 20 SiXtcCn'h, down Sixteenth 10 Spruce,
down Spruce % TEClfth, up Twelfth 10 Chesuu',
down ChCsnut 10 Fifth, mp Filth 70 Race, and
thence ~ National Guards Hall. Major Sperry
is IN command. Ninety men and eleven officers
return. The regiment will be received by Z w
tCrs Fire Iouavce and by the Henry Guards.
Since writing tho above the members Of this
regiment have arrived, and are nov marching
over thg route as given above.
Sp.rU WARD DRAPT MuETiNc.-A meeting of
much Importance TO the citizens Of the Sixth
Ward will be held tomorrow night at National
Guards Hail. In reference to flling the quota Of
the ward From the activity and efficiency dts
played BY the gentlemen composing the commit.
tec, and from the anxiety eviuced by the cti1ens,
there Is no doubt but that the ward can I'LL up
It's present deficiency without resort being had
TO q draft, Distinguished speakers will address
the meeting, and IL is Tho duty Of every person
enrolled in the ward to be present.
ESCAPE OF BOUNTY JUMPERS. About
two O'Clock on sunday morning TOUR prisoners In
confinement At Fort Mifin for desortlon. mado thor
escape IRON the Hospital attached 70 the Fort, Their
nRmce are ARNoLD AUDEaHUrrRR and SAMUEL
SMITH substitute descrters, and WIN. II. ALEXAN-
DIR AMI WILLLN FIsHRR deserters. They were
fired upon by one OF the senunols post, but the
might b. ing dark II u not known with what effect.
lhe guard was at once tuined ont, and general
search mnde IN the surrounding fields, which
suIted in the shooting oil WILLIAM FisHER, Com
pany -. FinY-siXth PenuIylynnia Volunteer. Vh0
refused 30 halt when challenged bY Of the Ruard.
The wound was mortal. She man dying about the
middle of the day,
EXCURSION 10 ATLANTIC CTrY.-Msny
of the Young mon OF this city. composes largely OF
members of tho Christian A'sOciation, will make
another excursion to Atlantic City tomorrow morn
ing. The boat wll leave Vine street wharf at G
o'Cl0cs There will be about three hundred wounded
soldiers with the exoursiOnst3, aocomOaniea by hOr
Chapains. The oxo ur,On promises 10 he one OF the
best of the season. All who wish q pleasant days
excursion should avail themsolvo, Of this oppor-
tunity.
TnG DRNgT--Ora QCorA.-About thousand
men have been secured towards filling oHr quota
since the 8ist Of July. AZ that time our quota
was 77SO. We trust that active measures Will DO
Instituted by the different Wards of our city 70
endcavor to decrease the quota as fast as pos
siLle,
DEATil- LAST WERK.-One hundred aud sixty
five adults, and ono hundred and olghty-6yc
childron died 10 this city last week. Cousump-
tun Of the lungs, diarrhTs, and typhoid fever,
were tho causes Of the death Of maj lritv of the
adults. while OF the children seventy scvcn diod
from cholera infantum, conyulsions and maraS-
mus
RoaaiEY.-Thos. ITublAnd. for many years lu
the employ OF Messrs Bullock & Co., wool
dealers and manufacturers, was committed on
Saturday in default of $4,000 bail 20 answer the
| charge Of robbing his employers Within a sLort
time past, It is alleged. the accused stole some
| $1,000 worth Of WOOL
DHo"NEo-A gin named Mary Ann Hincher,
seven years OF age, foil overheard from boat
at Christian street wharf yesterday and was
drowned. The deceased resided at No. ZIG Chris
ian street.
COMMITTBD.-A substitute broker. named
Philip Morris, was committed by AdermGu War.
| ren on Saturday, 20 answer the charge of on
| deayoring TO defraud q substitute out of his
| bounty.
| ACCIDENT Charles WAShburn had his arm
| cTushed on Saturday, by having II caught in q
| hay press, at Second street and Columbia avenue.
THE NEw IGoSsrDEs is expected 10 leave to-
day. All her stores are on board, and sho has a
| iul complement Of men.