The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-21

LOCAL BREUIIBs.--lIenry d. Joshlini whose
service in the United States Army dates as far
back rs 1898, died at the Naval Asylum yester-
day, N the 84th year Of his age Since January
l.g6,977 barrels of crude, and l2l 407 barrels Of
refined Uual oil have been shipped 70 Philaiel-
pliE by the PcnnsJ lyania Railroad All yes-
sells aIriviugal this port from daVala aud Ma
tBuZas are TO 10 quarautned at tne LA1AteUO,
own o to the prevalence OF yellow fever 40 those
por,s.. The ship COblUg sailed for Liverpool
ycettrdaN, buring on blaTd 1854 bushels or
whea. ard 1901 barre NJ lOnr..'. The slApJn er-
house Of Henry Yeager Crea STREE below u IL
prlce was partially dCsuOyJd 10y hrC yesterday
altorl oOn Two Children belonging to q pp)r
woman residing ut Chesuut lllll, were hittoa o.
few GAYS since by mad dog, aud died In few
lours AiltI of ny drUphObiA.... Tine PennsyivlniI
CenIal Rdhoad Company paid over, yesterday,
% unua1On of live thousand dollars T. the Unlt-d
State, Christian Commission.
HUNDRtD DAYS MEN-CAMP CADwALiDER
This extonsiye establishment for the reception
ana organization Of recruits is nov she scene OF
qrta, activity. The immense inluX Of hundred
GAYS men during the last week, has exhiDite /
Ia, Wlsutm Of ihr Government ia erecting and
uain aiming, at Whatever cot, Hdcp1 where u8w
tti OPS CHu he at once iaten IN hand, provided
" th all the uecossaIies Of military if aud re-
duutd t0a sac OF organization ihdi-p nsa l. %
Great trouble has arisen from the acceptance
| lN officers raising companies Of boys uader che
/ proper age and updJ fJr the trials aud nsrlships
incidental 10 the military service. OF course, tIe
/ proper officers cannot, without gross derellchon
/ OF duty, puss ana muster such youths INTO tnt
/ service, 20 become a mere drta on the officers OF
] the corps 20 which they may ne attached, and d
| useless expense 70 the Government, already bur
| dened by SO many thousands Of helpless 0e.ng=
| who dll It's hospitals, aud at the same tlne oc-
/ Cupy Ing the accommodations 80 IN Ich needed tul
| those stricken down by wounds or diseases con
! traced ia actual ecIyce
| Mad tho same care that Is now exhibited by thc
! military ofllcers az Camp Cadwolaier been maze
| tie rule in all preyioGs Calls for troops, Oui
! armies would now be much stronger tnad tnCy
| nte. The Government would also have saved
/ many millions of dollars, expended in tue equip
| ment and support vt men who were uuiit lOI
| duty when enlisted; and who, after remaining
for months and years swelling the num0er FnC
expenses Of the army, have finally been dis
charged without having ever rendered day.
auual service in fhe field
| OF course, IL i very annoying 70 an Officer
| engaged in rasinga company 20 have One-halt
| his WCuld-bc solciers thrown cut by tdc inspect
ng auu mastering Officers, bat In most etsss the
fault is MS own proper attention 70 bis duties
as laid down in the regulations for the recruiting
| service would have saved him ana his reJec e'
! men, or boys, the modification OF having his hn
company Of perhaps hundred persons OF n
ages, sizes, and phy steal conditions, reduced %
squad OF twenty or thirty men actually ht 10
service.
mon able 10 aid in acfual field operahons--aad
gets bis duty " ths couRnyAs " Rstcul2t