The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-25


interest We give 4 few of the most important,
showing the proportion Of votes generally cast
among all the different companies for Lincoln
Iln,tn. Mcclellan.
Hospital lst Division I'd Corps .,. o.
lst Regiment V. r. C......,....., lS u
Camp Bunlin, near City Point 90. 10 8
Jarvis Hospital, Batmore....,,., Il o.
Frederick Hospital, Ind......,.,. 3 2
Mower Hospital, Philadelphia. 3 o..
United states steamer PolchdtdF. u 80
Patterson Park Hospital, BIlt..,, 3
Campbell Hospital, d. C,....s..,
Camp Cadwaader, Philadelphia.
Cavalry Bureau, Washington o.. 80 Q
WisSwell Barracks, Washington, 10
Slst Regiment
bth cavalry ,s.....s...s s.ssss.s. AZ ~
Camp Stevenson, ID. C.........,. 10 10
lS3d Regiment, 50 ~
Finley Hospital, Washington. .
Dist X, gimcnt. nt...',,....s..s..,s,s
Receiving Ship Princeton. ......... 40 ~
Provost Barracks, Philadelphia. 8
Hospital, Annapolis. o.
Patterson Park Hospital, Bsls.....
South Street Hospital, Philada....
Turner's Lane, do ....
Camp near Arsenal, Philadelphia. 81 10
Mcclellan Hospital do
Marine Barracks, Washington. To-. % II
Prince Street Prison, Alexandra,
Virginia.. a.......,..........',.'' SO
lSith BeRiment II Il
l96th Regiment, Fort Delaware. ..
Independent Battery, do........ 81 10
United States steamer Hilgeyota..
White Hall osptal.......,,.... ..
Chester DO ............
Filbert Street do .,.......... -,
Companies A, b, L, and f, l6Oth
( Regiment. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so
This morning a number Of additional returns
were received by the ProthOuotary OF the Court
OF Common Pleas. The total soldiers vote will
stand as follows -
Lincoln. ....'..'.''.'.''..'..... .49iO
LincoIn's majority. ............... 1854
This, added TO the majority on the home vote,
which was 96OS, makes the Official majority Of
PhitddGkphia ll,762 in favor of the Union ticket
THEODORE TILroR, ESQ, AT Concert HALL.
Our readers will not fail to bear in mind the
literary treat which will bo given at Concert Hall
on Tuesday evening next. On that evening Mr..
Tilton the chief editor Of that popular religious
newspaper, the New York Independent, will
deliver his great lecture (for the first time in this
| city, ON "The State Of the Country" Mr.. TutOn
| Is an able and eloquent speaker, aud ono OF tue
best writers connected with the press of the coun-
| try. Tickets for the lecture can be Obtainel at
Martens Bookstore. No 606 Chesnut street.
THE CELEBRATION OF THANKSGIVING DAY.
| There was r general observance of Thanksgiving
| Day yesterday. After the hour of 10 o'clock
\ business generally was suspended, except Ia the
case OF q few stores, devoted exclusively to the
sale OF fancy goods toys, &c. All the ediiioes OF
| public worship were opened, and the attendance
| at them was unusually large. The sermons
| preached were chiefly Of a patriotic character
having reference to the events now CharactenLing
our national existence.
At the soldiers hospitals and the different insi-
! tutiOns of public charity, bOuntifnl dinners were
| pRTtaken OF by the inmates of each of them, aud
a. several Of the hospitals speeches were made by
| eminent speakers. At the Citizens Volunteer
| Hospital Broad street and Washington avenue, on
| the occasion of its second anniversary addresses
| were delivered by Rev. Messrs. Brainard, God
dard, Mr.. Joseph Dearing, and George Pollock.
| During the past year $4,000 sick and wounded
| soldiers have been provided with temporary az
commodaton at this hospital. The report which
was read paid very just compliment u
| DR.. Kenderdine, the surgeon in charge, who
since the establishment of the hospital, has
zcaously labored in relieving the wants Of the
suffering soldiers committed 60 his care.
| From noon until he hour of midnight Chesnu'
street was thronged with pedestrians, and the
! scene presented was an animated one. All the
| leading places of amusement were opened IN the
afternoon, and were well patronized. Ia the
| evening there was not place of amusement IN
| the city from which scores were not turned away
| unable TO gain admittlnce.
| Mountaineering the fact that there was
| general indulgence by our citizens In the iestiV
ties ofthe day. the peace OF she city was preserve.
| in "A remarkable degree, and the day passed OF
| pleasantly with all the participants.
The LATE Presidential RrEcroN.-At {
recent meeting OF the Union League Of Norris
town, a number Of resolutions were adopted
among which were the following -
R,so4rsd That this League has the fullest conadenc
that so trusting the President and his Cabinet, auitn
PRESENT army and navy the states and the e@ens en-
dorsins the Admiretfaion have not ln,4ls1l ,Ae ~,
condition OF public as nor OEGIoohed tle true rene''
ana nseTs 9T eInss m inc oS Sg b 81 I've Ta'oS S w o 20 N
souu ,tte wicked workers OF national calamity,
resulted N a second choice Of President Lincoln FOR chi
civil MAGISTRATE and commander OF tie amy and navy
any, his wisdom and patritlsm a. much as 9u Ge' nav
| ing an overwhelming majority OF the people that he
the country 70 peace on the basis OF tho Cons uon an
Union, and exampled future prosperity and Ignown
RssOired That this League, heretofore iearlessy ar
unrcmiungg supporting me meas OF tne
t,r in the muTe but stands pledged 90 suner all and
5e eonapPcJ and tRe country, is Union is Consult
ton, and flag be fuy vlndicated and restored.
Abraham Lincoln Tor ra-eectIcn BY solemn resoluo
stood pledged TO stand by him 70 he last ~ support
Of the Rebellion It's aidcrs and abeltoTs
ARREST OF THIEF AND RECEIVER or STOLE
, GooDs.-Numerous depredations have recent
S been committed upon the yards Of dwellings
I the Fifteenth Ward. Wash-clothes and oth'
+ valuable articles were stolen day after da.
Yesterday one Of these Offenders lRd name
Edward BuTks, was arrested. Edward Sin
merman, residing at Twentieth aud Willo
e streets, was also arrested upon the charge of +
ceiying the property stolen by Burks. Both
E the accused had hearing before Alderman Pa
. coast and were committed TO answer.
! IIoUsINa AN AMBULANCE UNDER DWFIcU
TIEs-Yesterday afternoon the Franklin Ao
Company, located on Broad street, above Fit
water, housed new ambulance. This ambulan'
was built at Frankford, to which place the men
bers of the committee, accompanied Dy the
wives, repaired for the purpose OF bringing
home. On their return to this city lively fig
| ensued, which lasted about ten minutes. In q
melee a number OF persons were cut about Il
! | head.
r FmE.-This morning about o'clock, the TO
0 OF the engine house attached 20 the woollen m
Of Messrs. Hughes Shurlew, near HestonYlll
r was damaged by FIRE.
. Coon FOR CHESTER CoUErY.-We saw t'
twin boys from Chester county, yesterday, ag
three years, who bore the respective names
r Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin.
AooIDHST.-This morning laboring ma
) named Daniel Callahan, fell from a ladder
d | Walnut street, above Fifteenth, and serious
L 10 TIa taE Il