The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-14

THR NEGLECTED SoLDIER.-The detention Of
the men belonging 20 the lO6th and 2S.h Penn
sylvania Regiments, whose term Of service has
expired, and who for some weeks past have been
subsissing upon the courtesy Of the Rofreshment
Saloons, is attributed TO the negligence of the
officers formerly in command Of these regiments.
Upon their arrival In this city, it Is alleged thit
these officers Immediately left for their homes,
without even 30 much ns providing for the pre-
pgrstion Of the muster-rolls Of the men, upon
which they onlycan he mustered out Of the service.
Some Of the officers, however, have been pro-
NOTED to commands in other regiments, and are
now In the field, while the men Of their former
command have been left without means 90 secure
their release. As the case now stands, these sol
diers are unable 10 walk even so far a. a square
or two from the RctfCshmcnt Saloons without
being liable to arrest for dcsertion by the Pro-
vost Guard.
At Camp Cadwalader, at the prefeut moment,
there are Of soldiers whose term Of service
has expired and who have been arrested under
just suyh circumstances as we have alluded to.
Most Of the officers have drawn all the pay due
them, and hence the regiments, or fragments Of
regiments have no iurtLer claims TO their cJnside
ration, other than that Of the simple claim Of
humanity, which these men seem to have en-
tircly ignored. Who will care for the neglected
soldier under such circumstances
TlfE NATIONAL STATE GrAHD.-Between thirty
and forty organizations have been granted at the
State Inspector Generals office TO parties recruit
ing for the five regiments to be organized imme.
diately for the Ponnsylv'nia State Guard. When
authority thus TO recruit was issued by the In
speCtCr General, it not calculated that troops
could be Immediately raised for the State service.
The impending dratt and the fact that sub mill
tary districts are paying large bOuntes 20 fill
quotas, acted as bar to all Efforts TO secure yOun-
tCCIs for the state Guard, As soon however, as
the draft has been made, and the national authors
ties close their recruiting Offices efforts will be
made /
to locate the camp for he reception, instruction,
anc organization of these troops at some point
west OF the Susquehanna, probably in the vicinity
Of Carlisle. The object of this Is TO avoid all
conflict with the United States authorities who
now have possession of the camps in this vicinity,
and to place the men to be organized as State
Guard as near the scene of their proposed service
as possible while they are being disciplined
The EIGHTY-TmRD REGIMENT PESNsYLvA-
MA VoLUNTBHRs.-The remnant of this gallant
and veteran regiment so widely and fayoraby
known, reached Washington, on Friday evening"
under command of Lieutenant Colonel ID. C..
Mccoy. After three years Of unceasing hardship
and privations, participating in every contest of
the Army OF the Potomac, and having received
to their full regiment over eleven hundred re-
cruits they are returning with one hundred and
three of their original members aud seven officers.
They lost one gadier-Gcncral, the immortal
Strong Vincent, at Gettysburg; Colonel Mclean,
Colonel Woodward lost left leg at Wilderness two
captains, Stowe and Sell; Company A lost thirty
| eight killed. Captain Brown is now brigIdier-
general, recently confined at Charleston and
wounded seven times. The regiment is shortly
expected in this city.
NEW ARTILLERY RRGGMgST.-This regiment,
which has been organized at Camp Reynolds,
PiltsJurg, as the 9th Pennsylvania Artillery, has
received marching orders. The following is a list
Of the field and staff officers -
Colonel-George S. Gallup.
Lieutenant. .Coonel-Joseph Brown.
| First Maj0r-HOward Morton.
! Second Major-Michuel Baer.
Third MajOr-GeOrge Irwin.
! Adiutant-RUbert g. Hare
Quartormaster-W.J j. McClelland.
The regiment is composed of twelve compa-
nies, commanded as follows: - Company A,
Captain Hope f, Captain Flanagan; d, Cap
tain Lowman; l, Captain Hawk; l., Captain
Zeigler; IL, Captain Hani; G, Captain Young
+. Captain Anderson; X, Captain Kent; g.
Captain Ross; NJ, Captain Award b, Captain
| Rhodes.