The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-11

Whole vote clst. os.nO2. w.

TIE BOa,d thgu adjourned TO meet this day
two weeks.
THE SOLDIERS VOTE.
Tho votes of the Philadelphia soldiers arc
slowly coming in, and several hundred packages
have teen received at the office o. the PruthOnO-
tary OF the Court Of Common Pleas. They are
being counted and certified 10 by that officer pre-
vOus TO being submitted 10 the Board OF RsLurl
Judges, wnO will reassembe on the 25th instant,
for the purpose of receiving The votes This
morning ihe votes, so lar rs counted, footed up
rs follows -
LncOin.............220 McClellan.........,I2}
The vote on the Receiving ship PliRael0n, living
OIL the Nay YARD, stOod--LmcOn, 20; M,Clsl-
Ian, 4S, very close contest At the Pcince
Street N lit ~ Hospital, Alexandra, Va, u solid
vO.e Of 33 wa, east for Mr. Lincoln. At the Pro
vost Barracks, in this city, the vote stood 10 8,
another close save. At the camp on the south
side OF the Schuylkill Arsenal 81 votes for Mr..
Lincoln AMI 10 tor Mcclellan were p)lled. Oui
company STATIONED at Camp CadwalaleT vote /
l3 Lincoln, Mcclellan. At the Broad Street
ho.pnal lhe Philadelphia vote stood D Lincoln, /
Mcclellan.
Tie votes generally, no far as counted, are four
10 one " favor OF the Union ticket rhe total
Soldiers VOC OF Phiadelphi will give % mli5ri v
q about 1000 or Mr. Lincoln. rlis, added To
the majority on the homc vote, viii make the
total majority over 1900.
DIsyENT ON DrsoRDERLY DANCE HOUSE,
This morning, between and clock, the police
Of the Second District made a descent upon n
di,ortcriy dance house at Fourth and Clr.stan
streets, KEEP. by Andrew Arthurs. The basement
was used Us a lager beer saloon, and the second
story as ballroom. LIST night there y IS cDn-
siderable disorder in the house, aud the police
went in and took into custody tho proprietor and
seven other persons, two of whom were lads aged
l6 and II ears. The proprietor was held by
Alderman Carter 70 answer at Court, whiG the
O.hers were held IN hail 20 keep he peace.
A HANDSOME PREsENT.-Thel friends Of
Colonel ]. w. Moore, commanding the regiment
of Birney's Shaipshooters, recolSly recruited in
Philadelphia, have purchased him a handsome
lorse and trappings and forwarded them to bis
headquarters. The animal is jet D aCk, and about
sixteen hands high. Isis from a ce eprlt'd stock
OF Ohio, TIE whole present cost 800. Colonel
Moore Is PLilade phian and commands rs line
egimert a was ever recruited. lRe regiment
las participated in three Da.te5 alrda ~, and
acquitted itself with honor.
DEATH OF "A YoUNG HBRo.-Thc death of Jas.
Hobbs, a member Of the 1924 Regiment, Penn
sylvania Volunteers, Colonel VIM. b. Thomas,
took place on Wednesday evening from typhoid
fever. The deceased was but seventeen years Of
age, and joined the regiment for ths one hunired
days service. His illness was caused from expo
sure incident 10 camp life.
LADIES AssoCIATIOS--We are requested TO
iay hat in consequence Of the death, OF May
~ last, OF Mrs, Mary A, Brady, the late Presi-
dent, the Ladies' Association for Soldiers Relief,
Of tie United states las been finally diScon-
tilugd. NJ persons have any authority heroafer
TO collect donations OF money OF goods in their
name OF behalf
L0cArrD.--A Joint resolution passed Councils
yesterday, locating The Manayunk Engine Com
Tauy as steam drc engine. This is the first
steam engine located in NAnayuuk, where such
an apparatus has long been needed.
An ordnance locating the Shifler Hose Com
pany passed one branch Of Councils.
= DEPARTURE OF TIE FIGHrSG BaIGADE.-
B5ssct.'s Provisional Brigade viii leave the city
tomorrow, and VIII strike tents at y o'clock
Tie following will be the rOnte Down Ridge
avenue 10 Eighteenth, down Eighteenth 20 Ches-
nut down Chc.nut 20 Ihrd, down Third to Pine
up Piae 10 Broad, down Broad to Depot
PA NEW FLAG This morning. Mossrs William
NJ. Cooper & Co. flung to the breeze handsome
flag, thirty feet long. from the Cooper shop Re-
fTtshment Saloon. The word Victory" is
inscribed upon The flag. The act is done in
honor OF the great triumph OF Tuesday last.
F1R1Na OF A sALUTE.-A salute Of one hun
dred guns was fired last evening at Frankford
road and Adams street. in honor Of the reelection
OC Abraham Lincoln, and tho decisive victory
achieved by the Union men Of the Nineteenth
Ward at the recent elections.
ENTERED UPoN HIS DUTIEs.-CommOdore j..
i Hull entered upon his duties, yesterday, as
Commandant Of the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
The usual salute was fired from the receiving
ship on the occasion.
NEARLY CoHPLETRD.-The United States AS
sistant Treasurer will be able to take possession
Of his new apartments at the Custom House about
the first Of the year, at which time che alterations
will be completed
To BE HLUNhATED.-The Supervisory Com
mittee for Recruiting CoOred Regiments have
determined to exhibit for about ten days longer
the handsome transparencieS in front Of their
headquarters, No. 1910 Chestnut street.
PERsoNAL.-Among those injured by the rail
way accident near Hayre- de- Grace, on the 7th
Instant was Professor Saunders Of this city who
had been 10 Washington 10 make arrangements
20 facilitate recruiting
CLOSING OF THE CAbPAI0N.-The closing cam
paign ceremonies took place last night at the
Union League Hall. Several speeches were made
on the occasion.
DRATH or soLDHR.-At the Fourth Street
Hospital in this CITY, tho death Of Samuel Smith,
Company ID. lSsth Pennsylvania Regiment, was
reported yesterday