The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-25

PoLIT1oAL.--The Union League Hall was
deusely crowded last evening, to listen 70 sd-
dresses from Hon. Thaddeus Stevens and Hon.
William H. Armstrong. Long before the hour of
meeting not only the seats but all the aisles were
crowded 70 excess. Samuel II. Perkins, ESQ.,
presided and introduced Hon. Thaddeus Stevens,
who was greeted with tremendous cheers. lie
said that the audience would pardon him II he
was not heard and would be consoed with the
reflection that they missed very little. lie pro-
ceeded % give a most sarcastic review OF General
Mcclellan and gave a number OF reasons for the
reelection of President Lincoln. Hon. W. II
! Armstrong followed in telling speech, when the
Notwithstanding the dense crowd which filled
| Concert Hall, II had no effect upon the number
assembled nc the Hall OF the Republican luYin-
bles where Hon. Hannibal Hamliu spoke for
over sn hour. Major Decriag also delivered an
able address.
hon. J. S. Black, late Attorney General under
Rrohauan, spoke last night at the Continental
Theatre.
That able and eloquent orator, Hon. Henry
Winter Davis, who has done more than any other
man towards making Maryland free, speaks to.
night at the Hall of the lnyncibles.
COMPLIMENT TO A PHILADBLPHGA REGINENT.
Recently the Anderson Cavalry, u troop which
was raised principally in this city, being ordered
20 report at Knoxville, Tennessee to General
Elliott, General Gilman issued the following
order ;--"The General commanding takes plea
sure In tCstiiying 10 the uniform good conduct
and gaantry of this regiment, and takes this
opportunity OF thanking their commanding Off
GERS for their promptncss in carrying out all his
directions and Ordcrs--espCcially for the manner
i'm which they drove a force OF Rebels, double
their own, from JOnCshoTO, across the Wautaga
river q distance of nine miles, September 30
1864; and for their action at ROgeryille October
7, when in the face of Rebel force much larger
han their own, they crossed the HDlstou river,
capturing two Rebel eutenants and eight enlisted
men, with no loss
MONDAY PRAYER MEBr1Nes.-rhe PRAYER
meetings, which havo been for several years held
in our city, are still continued at the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, No. lOn
Chesnut street The exercises are OF an interest
Ing character aud in their prayers the country is
not forgotten They are not rs well attended as
they should be. but they have now received n new
impetus, and will shortly become as popular as
their cause demands.
LARGE SALE OF HATs.-Particular attention of
hat dealers is requested to the large sale of fine
wcol and fur hats, caps, &c. at auction, as adver-
tiscd in another column Of our paper to-day, by
Messrs. l. B. Hoppn & Co.
The BEAUTY or WoMEN.-If lady be not
autiful, if her features are irregular. and her
hair coarse, she can at least possess the charm Of
white and glisteniDg skin. Powder wont do it,
lotions wont do IT, All these things contain
injurious Ingredients. Begin the use of them,
md you cannot leave It off. No The only way
to enhance the texture of the skin is to apply
Email de Paris. 1t doesn't render itself felt upon
the face like powders or washes 1t can even be
applied at night and removed in the morning.
The Philadelphia depot for the sale Is NJ Eugene
JOHNS, No. Ill S Tenth street. below Chestnut
IL is rapidly coming into general use A package
lasts long time. 1t is really more economic Il
the ladies' tell us-than the ordinary cheap
powder