The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-23

Tn TWrNrN.TEInp RraiNENr. .-Ihis regi.
mont, whose torn OF sUrvcc expires IN a very few
days. will have grand reception on she occasion
OF its return 20 this city. At a meeting of :he
Committee, held las, evening, she following route
OfprJccssiOn was adopted -
Up Third TO South street, up South 70 Tweu-
tieth, up Twentieth 70 Calowhll, down CalloW-
hill 70 Sixteenth, down Sixteenth to Chosnut,
down Chcsnut 10 Fifth, mp Eitth TO Vine, up Vine
70 Ninth, down Ninth % Race, down Race TO
National Guards Hal, whore the regiment will
nc dismissed.
The following companies will participate in the
reception .--DclawarC Engine, Perseverance Hose,
Assistance Engine, Washington Hose, Hope En-
ginc, Western Hose, Independent Engine, MOya-
mensing Hose, and ShfteT Hose.
The companies will be divided into two divi-
sOns, the first four companies to constitute the
iirst division, and the latter companies the
second division. Tho line viii be formed on the
north side Of Washington avenue, the right rest
ing on Fifth street. The first division VIII oc-
cupy the space between Fourth and Fifth streets
and the second division the space between Third
and Fourth streets. The sd Regiment will form
on Third street, north of Washington, and will
come into line between the first and second divi-
sious. The am5ulsnccs OF the Dire companies in
tending to participate viii follow in IL, rear Of the
returning regiment
David NJ Lyle, Chief Engineer has been
chosen Chief Marshal OF the procession.
DELpoATE ELECTION. - This evening the
National Union party viii elect delegates to the
City Convention, 20 nominate candidates for
City and County officers; also, delegates to
Senatorial Convention in the Third Senatorial
District aud delegates 10 the various Representa-
tive and Ward Conventions, - nominate Caudi-
dates for members Of the State Legislature, City
Councils, and Ward officers. The polls Will be
open from TO T. VI.
FIRE.-AbOut half-plst three o'clock this
morning II lire occurred at ! blEebouse in Hare
street. Fifthteenth Ward. The flames originated
from tho oven.
AIsACE IRON CoNrANN.- August 93 lSji-
To the President Of the Alsaco Iron Company,
Philadelphia. Dear Sir II have TO report with
regard to the mine this week, that the work is in
successful operation. There have been delivered
in Reading about one hundred tons of ore, which
will be forwarded by canal to the furnaces a.
Spring Mill in the course Of this week. Tue
teams are daily hauling TO Reading abont twelve
tons per day. Two bundled tons have now been
sold at from five 10 SIX dollars per ton, but am
OF opinion that the price may De considerably
advanced at the next sale. The quality Of the
ore is such that the demand for it viii insure the
sale OF any amount that can be mined. Tue Drift
is getting along Us fast as il cln be worked, and
the appearances for ore getting more favorable as
it advances, and VIII cut the vein now being
worked about seventy feet lower in the hill.
Yours &c. RoBERr +. HOBART
Superintenlc lent at the Mine.
DR. CoMroN, No. l547 Vins treet
INVALID CHAIRS culbIo q person to raclinc in
bed in any position. Sold wholesale or retail at
w. Henry Patterns, the manufacturer, No l4OS
Chestnut street.