The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-29

CAMDEN ArFAIns.--Rocruitug is progressing
satisfactorily and no doubi exists but thai the
quota Will be full by the Sch Of September With
oat recruiting IN the rebellious States. Governor
Parker declines 70 send agents for thst purpose,
but will commission persons appointed by mu-
nicipll authorities. The City Council last even.
ing resolved not 20 appoint agents to recruit Ia
other 81 ties. The ard OF Chosen Freeho d.
ers, at iheir meeting yesterday, fixed the County
bCnnty at $50 aud $500 for One an three We trs'
v unicers and substitutes. This will give yOiun-
tecrs cnliht.ng in Camden 5000, Independent OF
the Government bounty and state pay, amount
lug in oil 30 about Sll00. This If nothing else
gives The assurance Of spcedy enlistment and ID
certainly paN better than substitutes. Tue en-
rolled men held meeting last evening, but
nothing Of importance transpired, save that the
wNrd Committees reported subscriptions for the
week, amounting TO SjlLO
MrURrANr TO NoLuETEgRs.-An order has
just been issued from the Adiutant- Generals
office, stating that on and after this date yolun-
tecrs serving in three years organizations, who
may have at the date of re-eujistment less th m
siXty days TO serve, may rc-euss in tue regi-
ments or companies To which they belong for one,
two, or three years, as they may IN each case
elect
The new term will commence from the date OF
re-enlistment; and all men re.enlsliug will be
ent,tlcu % the bounty provided by The act Of
July 4, Hamrly For one year, SlOO, for two
years, $500 and for three wears, $500.
To tbe men re-en'isting as herein provided, no
furlouRhs will b. promised, and commislar es Of
muster and their assistants will be held rcsp0n-
fible thar this condition Is distinctly understood
by all parties concerned.
PENNsyLvANIANs IN WAsuNGroN.-A meet
ing Of the loyal nnsylyauians in Washington
was held In that city IN Wednesday evening for
consultation in reference 20 the approaching
election in this State. The importance Of in
ducing es many to 60 as practicable was fully
PRESENT. and endorsed. The railroad Compa-
MES, II is said, would sell round tickets for half
price. a large number Of Pennsy lvauans will no
Doubt avail themselves Of the opportunity thus
offered to be present With Us on ruesd y next.
SOLDIER FLEEcED.-Eyery few days, soldiers
who have just been paid their bouniss are in
vyigled into some low den. and there robbed Of
everything. Last night Rosanna McElrOy Gu
countered young soldier, and took him to her
home, IN the classic regions Of Seventh aud BE l.
ford streets. During the night be WIS rJ0hel Of
all his money, and this morning turned into
the street pennies. RDSauna was ARE 3tei, and
held by Alderman McMuln to answer the
charge of mmitlng the theft.
THE VICroRs.-Thc base. ball contest between
the Rcsolute Club, of New York, aud the Ath-
letics of this city, resulted yesterday in favor Of
the Athletics. The game occupied three hours
and forty minutes. A large number Of ladies
were present at the play.
ARHBsrED.-Garrett Sanders, an escaped mur-
dcrer from New York, who was about to be COM
mitted 70 Sing Sing, was arrested in this city yes
teTday afternoon.