The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-03

IHtTtU-nniH IHIlbHtfU Tenth
Dralnesve-Flag much torn into shreds
FortD.frSt Regiment (TtcelTrh Beserpes,
Drainesyile-FlaR very much tattered and torn
Forty-fourth Regiment
DIainesvle, December 90 1861,
Falmouth, April 1S 1862
HaTrsonbUrg, June ., 1862.
Cross Keys, June 8, 1892
CedaT Mountain, August 9, 1862.
Bran dy station, August 20, 1862.
IhoIGughaIo Gap, August 2s, 1862.
Bull Run, August 1890, 1862.
Gravel Hill, August IL 1864.
Aide, October 81 1862.
Warrington, November 9, 1862
RappahannOck, November Z, 1862
FREDERICKSBURG, December 1913, 1852.
Brandy station june 9, 1868
Aldle June 1920, 1868.
Gettysburg, July 2-3, 1868.
Sheppardstown, July 16, 1868.
Muody Run, August 8, 1868.
CupeppeI 4. h., September 13, 1853.
Sulphur Springs October II, 1868
Auburn and Bris ow, October "a 1868.
New Hope Church. November 27. 1868.
Todd's Tavern May 81, 1864.
Yellow Tavern, 18th May, 1864.
Richmond Hetghts, May IL, 1854.
Harris shop, 29th MAY, 1854.
Coal HarbOr June l, 1854
BaTRer's Mills june 2, 1854
Trevillan Station, 11th and 18th June, 1884.
White House. june 81, 1864
st. Mary's Church, June "a, 1854
Keam's station, Juy L; 1854.
Malvern Hill, July 28, 1864
Hargrave's, August % 1864
Forty.ftth Regiment, Colonel Welst
James Island June -.
South Mountain, September.
Blue Springs, Tenn October 10, 1868.
Ahtietam eeptember II, 1868
CampbelPs station, Tenn November 16.
Vicksburg, July 4, 1868.
Siege OF Knoxville, Tenn.
JacksoD, July 10-11, 1863.
FUry. bird Regiment.
Siege of Yorktown,
Chick ahomhy.
Aliens Farn' June -.
Malvern Hill, July
Centrevilo, August 49,
Antie.am, -.
Literally in shreds.
Fhy.eigh'h! Regiment
ESriolb; EEsSi b:oo
Core Creek.
Cold Harbor. ~
PETERSBURG June Is, 1864,
Sandy Ridge, ApLl.
Gum swamp, May -
Datcheller's Gre
Eiqbtieth Reaiment-SeUenb Pennsylvania CdCdlJY.
McMnvllle, tennessee May s, 1858.
Snow Hl Tennessee, April 2, 1868.
shelbyylIie, eLnessee June n, 1863
Cmckamauga, Georgia. september Is, 1863.
Sparta, tennessee, August l! 1868
Chaplin Hill, south Kentucky, Oct. 8 1862
Franklin Tennessee, December IL, 1852.
Lebanon, tennessee May D, 1862
Nashville, Tennessee, November 8, 1862.
Uuionvil.e, Tennessee. May 4, 1868
Stone River, Tennessee, December 26, 1853
Rome, Tennessee, January 81, 1868.
Rome, Georgia october Ii, 1864.
Ninety second Regiment (NiaM Pennsylvania
CdUdiTyl
Reedyvile, Woodbury.: LOvejoy Station, Macon,
Station, Avoysborough, BentonVile, Raleigh, Nor
The procession will be made up in the follow.
7 ADyArCE GUARD.
Mounted Policemen.
Band.
Henry Guards. Captain Spear.
COMMANDING OFFICER AND STAFF.
Mounted Officers not on duty WITH troops
Dismounted Officers not on duty with troops.
Washington Artillery, OF Pottsville.
National Light Infantry, OF PottsVille
Kinggoid Light Artillery, of Reading.
Logan Guards, OF Lewistown, and
Allen Infantry, of Allentown.
There being the first troops to pass through Bait.
more on their way TO " ashngton, when the capital
REGIMENTS ana attachments as follOws;-
l. Infantry.
2. Artillery.
cavalry.
MAJOR GENERAL MEADE AND STAFF.
Invalid Officers IN Carriages.
Band,
Coors and Color guards, excepting those which
accompany regiments or detac chments,
United States troops in tue vicinity OF Philadelphia.
United States Marines. CO =,
His EXcellency GoVERNoR CURTIN ana Stan' IN
Carriages.
SOLDIERS ORPHANS.
/, Females in ambulances.
2. Band.
g. Males ON foot.
Chief Engineer of Fire Department and Assistants,
with Delegation from each Company IN tue
City, tu ly Equipped, MS q
GUARD OF HONOR
ms guard VIII consist OF Two ueeSaVeS lrOn
each OF the following companies;-
Empire hoOk and Ladder, Franklin Engine Com
pany, Western Engine Company, Gooi Wl Engine
Company, Northern Liberties Engine Company,
West Philadelphia EngIni Company, washington
Engine Company of FrankIord, Assistance Engine
Company, Humane Hose Company, Resolution dose
Company, Robert Morris Hose Company, Hope En-
glne Company, Spring Garden Hose Company,
Friendship Engine Company, Hand.ln-dand Engine
mpany, Hope Hose Company, MAJ ion Hose Com
pany, Kensngton lose Company Washington En-
cine Company, Northern Liberties Hose Company,
Neptune Hose Goa pany, Fame Hose Company
Philadelphia Engine Company, Dllgent Hose Com
pany, Humane Engine Company, Shifher Hose Com
pany America Engine Company Pen nsYlVanla Hose
Company.
Besides number of other companies who
| have not yet reported. The folio wing COM
| panies from Harrisburg will also be represented:
| Friendship Hope, Citizen, Washington, Mount
| Vernon, Paxton, and Good viii.
Chief Engineer Lyle viii act as Chief Marshal
| Of the delegation, and will be supported by Mr.
William &c. VinyaTd and Mr.. Thomas +. Beult
| as Assistant MaTshals. Ii is expected that the
! fourteen beautiful ambulances belonging TO the
| various companies Will be in the procession, Tor
| the purpose OF transporting a portion OF the
deceased soldiers daughters and widows
Following these will come the various mill
tary organizations, for the assembling and regu.
lating OF which the following orders have been
| issued:-
First Division, General James S. Negley com.
| manding.-Mounted officers and dismounted Off
| GERS not on duty with troops; Washington Artll-
| leTy and National Light Infantry OF Pottsyile;
| RinggOd Light Artillery of Reading; Logan
| Guards, of LewstOwn; and Allen Light Infant y,
OF Allentown; will IOrm ON the south side of Penn
EquaTej mounted officers on the west side, and the
| remainder on the east side OF Broad street.
The companies above named will take the same
relative positions IN column which theV occupied In
| passing through baltimore IN April, 1851