The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-20

PENNSYLVANIA. lO9THPENSSYLNANfA.
Wounded. Wounded.
yKllneislter II John 3lA,aq MagyegE Tr
John French, C WIN Williams, X
William welss,E lllTH rESSsYLyASIA.
''Gt ii9TH rTsSsylvAsn. Peter sta. !ord.B
chas Grant, ,,, sgt George 6;,sSSSd,K,
Lieut. BEN Parks, G. WIN DoIahne, IL
John Null, q Missing
John Shade, - Rnse b
J Lewis. G wounted.
sgt j RAufman,E Chas Ryerson,
ssEsa, S1EtiaS n cRss STt sFs s,snacy AsRyorH'
u p Wheeler, ID StanawayH
Corp O " yanneida, G C Devine,
75D rFSSsrLyASIA. John GuIno, wounded
james Peck. II Asst Provost Marshal It
John Helsler SAINT Oliver, 29th Pa.
Francis Can,F Vols. wounded.
THR "NEsHAMoNY."-The new steam frigate
Neshamony, building at our Navy Yard, and
which is intended to operate against privateers,
is rapidly approaching completion, aud will be
ready for launching in August. The frame of
the frigate has been strengthened in n way that
ensures great resistance to ordinary sized shot
and she'll and as her boilers will be entirely
below the water line, there is no fear of their
being touched by any shot that may penetrate
her hull. The NeShdmoRy will be able to carry
as large an armament as any'ves'e aHoat she
being about three hundred and fifty feet long,
and four thousand tons burthen. A large force
Is now enBlpeu upon Ine ITlbdle, buu tHe OONeEu-
ment desires her TO be completed as soon as pos
sible. Should she not be delayed by her ma
ChinCry, she may be got ready for sea by the
early part OF the fall. Several vessels of the same
class are being constructed at other ports.
LOCAL BRByITIBs.-Among those who have
presented representative substitute within a
day or two is the Hon. William Millward, U. S.
Marshal for this district. Workmen are en-
gagged in repairing the south side Of Market street
Bridge. The floor is being strengthened by
widening the footway on that sde... Captain
George d. Stroud's company of one hundred
days cavalry lett this city last evening for
| Harrisburg. They numbered l0l men....
John Long, who recently committed SUI
eide while lR6prng under q temporary de-
rangement Of the mind, was formerly private
| of the 1880 Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers
| He leaves family, residing 1t Linsdrd and Car
| penter strCcts...,The new stand-pipe of the
! keusiugton Wafer Works will be one hundred
! and icTty feet high, and five feet in diameter
The suction main will he three hundred and tifiy-
! five feet in length, IA lad named Moore wa.
! drowned at brickyarl at Nineteenth aud
! Federal streets yesterday afternoon. Last
! evening Austin Hyde, aged seven years
| living ut No. 957 Fraubtord road, below
Richmond street, was drowned in the
/ Delaware, at Maiden street wharf The
remnant Of the 81 Vermont Regiment, number
| ing seventy men, passed through this city yes Or
day on its way homc TO be musferel out of the
Q suYice. 1.-The bridge over the GunpO Nder river
on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad, ha
been repaired, and trains commenced TO ruI
! regularly yesterday. ...JOhn BOddy, the foreman
of the Round House a West Philad,l hi {, on M
line Of the Pennsy lvsnia Railroad, had one OF h
| legs horribly mangled on Monday afternoon b.
endeavoring TO get on one of the trains Whi
passi, g that point
WI HAVE BY FAR the largest stock and bes
assortment of Clothing in Philadelphia, com
pTisng all desirable styles of goods, fron
medium price to superiine. Every one can b
accurately fitted at once from our stock, what
ever be his size or proportions, in garments equa
in all respects TO work made 10 measure, at nue.
loser prices. For those who prefer, we hay