The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-26

removed 10 the hospital, promptly, in the anbu-
,uc,s of the Fire Department, and the able-b)died
vete'-,s of the corps we're all regalcd with meals
during yo~crday, - the Union V0lun err Re
fr, shment Salons. IT, men we're moty en-
lifted in Bucks county, n.J they 90 to Dlyles
t"wn, where they viii be I'D ana muster.a
out 1he regiment was last sta acd at Ilrr |
Island from which place they 6ribsR live Young |
alligator, which has been tamedi anu in good
healtb. The field nd sttii officers OF - rcgi-
mCut arc as fOllOws:-
Colonel w. w. II Davis, Of Davisville, Buc.s
county Lieutenant Colonel T. ID. Hart, OF Puila-
delphia; Major Il. II. Rogers surgeon J, $
Robinson; Chaplain T.. s. Cries; Aiiutaut Il l.
mund A. Wallazz, OF Philadelphia. The latter
was drill-mastcr Of the regiment, aud was pupil
Of The Rebel General j. J e Stonewil'D JACK
SON. at the Virginia Military Institute, recently
dtsuoyed by General Hun er, ~ LeNtugton, Vic
rinia General John MrCiusaud, General Cor
unn and other Rebel officers were his class mates
The reception Of the regiment will take place
10. day at the Refreshments Saloon. The process
zion will form A. o'clock, and pass over the FOL
owing rouie .-Up Washington TO Fifth, no
finh 10 Spruce, up Spruce 10 Ninth, up Ninth 90
Walnut, mp Walnut 10 Twelfth up Twelfth TO
Chesnut, down Chesnut TO Flfth, up Fifth 20
Arch, down AIch 10 Fourth, down Fourth e.
Washington, aud thnuCo 10 the Retreshment
Saloons. The Henry Guard will take part in the
procession.
ATTACK on A C0LoRED SoLDtgR-HE SHoors
ONE OF HIS sAssAGLANrs.-AlfredM NJ. Green, Quar-
termastcr's Sergeant in a colored regiment, at
Camp William Penn, was attacked at Eleventh
and Rodman streets, on Saturday, by three men,
named John Danohuo, Bernard Owens, aut
Bernard J. Bradley. 1t was testified TO that Green,
while going up Eleventh street, was met at 5 lutu
sr,et 10y Bradley Owens, and Don Jhue, and that
one of them took OIL the lid OF basket which ne
was carrying, and attempted TO get the basket
from him. Green moved OIL, followed by the
others, and opprobrious epithets we're applied 70
him, followed by the throwing of stones. AT Rod
| man street. Green, who had demonstrated win
| the men a1out their conduct, drew revolver aud
discharged il. the load taking effect In one of the
! legs of ID 1nohue, producing a serious wound and
/ rendering amputatiOn necessary. He was rem wed
| TO the hospital. The shooting was admitted Oy
| Green, but justified on the ground of the violent
assault. All were held 70 biil.
CurLD SnoT.-Martin Callahan was before
Alderman weldingon Saturday, upon the charge
of shooting little girl named Kate Krau.s who
lives in Samper's alley. Tue defendant resides
at the corner of this alley and Third street. The
! title girl was shot in the wrist. The defendant
denied the charge. He said that man fred the
| pistol at him from The opposite side of the way,
and then ran. Defendant gave chase, but the
| fugitive escaped. He dropped his pistol. how
! ever The weapon was picked up by the prisoner.
| The evidl nee OF two little girls, respectively
named Maggie Harvey aud Aune III llden, con-
trudcts the statement of Callahan. They were
in Stamper's alley, and upon hearing the report
! ot q C pistol turned and saw the smoke, arOuOd
| the defendant, who hastened into tue house
Pistol. firing was quite frequent during the day ia
the yard of the residence of Callahan. He was
| bound over in the sum of $500 10 answer.
ARREST OF PICKpoCKErs.--Duringt the process
sion on Saturday u number Of professional thieves
took advantage of the great crowd in the streets
TO ply their ayocation. A number of arrests were
made, aud among them were Dutchy Ahern,
Neddy Tuly. and Joe Reilly, all well-kuown pro-
! fesSiOnals. During the evening a professional
thief was arrested, and taken nefore certain
! Alderman Another professional appeared and
| entered nail for him, the Alderman being unlc-
quaintcd with the character of the individual
| with whom he had dealings.
ANoTHER DEATH.-JOhn Kuuc, one of the
workmen who was injured by the falling Of Il
portion of The depot az Sixteenth and Market
streets, on Saturday afternoon, his since died OF
his injuries. lhis is the second death.
PArRoSGzE THE ARTs.-Get splendid style pho
tograpbs at b. f. Reimer's, No. 62l Arch street
| Life.size Photographs in oil colors, Cartes dc
| Niite, and the most exquisite lVorytypes.
THE Ton or AoEs MADE A RgcRsAr1oN AND
A PIE. suRE.-W hen we reflect upon the untold havoc
wrought upon the physical constitution igh ages, by
the health de stroyng OF the needle we feel jus
pleasure pride In pointing the million b tho be 'odcen
remedy provided In the Florence Sewing ichine, sold at
these celebrated machines is supplied with 'Barnun
| Selfsew'r' most valuable appendtge, by which tho
work s seize reced wtuOui ire least care trouble to
the operator All these mac lines are sold with gutrau-
to give entire susiac un the money Is returned
so that pu chasers invest their money in the florence
without pAt ticle OF risk Persons visiting the cy
should not omit calns at this establishment and seeetns
! machine
Now that the system Of "one price" has become 50
popular and Is adopted by many business houses and
by many In the clothing line, wOud 10 the pubic
that they must not Ound any other liisime nj
with that OF the celebrated and long established ont
price" cloth house OF CHAs. STOKES Co. under the
Continental Garments also made TO order the loves
prices and with despatch. large assortment of new
style goods for fall ana winter
CHILDREN's CLoTHING.-
Boys SUITS.
Infants Clothing.
Boys OvcrcObts.
The largest and best assortn nent In the city.
N. SHOEMAKER Co., No. n. Eighth street.
HooPRR's ALE VAULTS, SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THIRD AND CHEsSUr STREETS -Gentemen Of refined
taste pAtronze this recherche establish nent from the
fact that unadutefated Liquors only are sold As
! premises.