The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-25

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The following is the programme for to-day's
The line will form at $50 p NJ, and move at
or about 7. M on the arrival OF the train
trom Washington. The order Of parade viii be
l.. First Division Of Pennsylvania Militia Colonel
and Brevet Brigader-G General Charles M Provost
ana siaG g. Union Teasue National Union neTHI1 un5,
E,epu55icsn Invinolbles Breyet Majoreeneral II. q.
Gsc6s Hsh %arsna Citizens GylS sSGseS WaTd
Divisions will take post rs follows-Flrst Division
ON Broad street, len resting Washington avenue.
Washington avenue Third DivisonEWest side TSsOU OF
as Fdsfh sde % t6sS
resting on d Christian M street. facing east Fifth
on Fitzwater street, facing east.
NUp Broad street to Arch street down Arch street to
Twelfth street down Twelfth street to Chestnut street.
and down Chestnut street TO the Continental Hotel,
Citizens on the route are requested to illuminate
The following pentIsmen will act as aids to the
Chief Marsha:-Stephen Il. Souder, ESQ., Robert r.
COrson, ESQ., Henry W. Gray Esq. Lieutenant Gallo
clayton McMichael, Marshais and their aids viii
report, mounted; at the Union League House at
this Of Welcome i are requested to
The InvIncibles will turn out about twenty-one
companies and VII make tne display In their uni
The Grey RsseTyss SS%PsGy % vii parade fully
The members of the Union League will meet this
afternoon at O'Clock at the League House, prepara
In addition 10 those already mentioned, the follow
Ing mSTy Eays VIA t9Th FTe
Weccacoe Legion, and the Veteran Artillery, under
% m n6eP Of STe 6a at It is Ped
that all these organizations % viii have full ranks
and will form on the east side of Broad street. the
fht f to fS6sag 6 Ga ehe by
by full companies. An of the members are ex-
The CheiI Nj Marshal, Charles Darragh, has appointed
gine; Samuel Henderson, Fame Hose; J. II. Dallas,
ShihieE Hose; the Division Marshals are as t9Ilows-
W Garvey Good Intent Hose LEWIS Northern I
PRiiadslphia If Hose Aids James Pollock, Harmony
Englne; Abraham Jacobs, Independence Hose.
sne &dS eSit Reatsener atayeite Hose W WOOL
6aa Ensne George were hs
delpha Hose T.. Nickel, Taylor Hose, Notwith-
expeced by viii be- III
and that the display will be every way creditable to
Immediately the arrival Of the train at the depot
possible thereafter the line Will begin to move.
SOLDIERS MEETINGS.
at Zoos m aSq to an make
final preparations for the reception Of General Sheri
National Hall on Friday evening next. At the mass
sons Under the Tespecye commapds OF S6lone
Jsmes Given, Major Richard Ellis, Captain William
j. Mackay and Colonel John Clark.
The "MmI" BETWEEN BARNEY MU1LIN AND
DAN DILLoN-IT TRANsPIREs To MORROW MORN
ING, NEAR ALEXANDRIA,, VA-The fancy element
IL view of e wgcS S o a at
morrow morning In Virginia, between Barney Mullin
between two shining lights among the light weights
Boyle was In the employ OF the Muli4 brothers who
are said TO be distlers Of whisky and other ardent
that grand rendezvous of the aud scurrllty OF
Boyle Which culmnated in T rough and mbe gSt
between the Two. Dillon was gradually getting the
anu put an end to the fght.
ter It is said that Dillon made Tie round and Gn.
qualified assertion that he could whip Mullin Boyes
impeachment Of his courage. and on three or four
rooms used their fists with dangerous effect But
as this was sid red very 1segant way of PROV
agreed that they should meet in the prze-rng. and
scrbed for such Encounters. The stakes were axed
at $50 side, and the time selece ed was 90 morrow
Munih and Dillon then went into training for the
their laudable efforts at pulling down the rsuperuous
where he was arrested and held i'll $1,000 bail keep
Dillon was manouvring at Nicetown and he also
fell under the eyes of the police and was required to
Notwhstanding these litte interruptIons their ops
this city for the neighborhood OF the approaching
on the sacred soil Of Virginia few miles below Long
sacog6ss Booney HarTs 6eaVy Weights of co1
siderable reppte in fancy matters and Barney Aaron
Muliin IS professional in the pugilistc art, aud
has participated in several mills friendly and other
wise, always coming out best although we believe he
has never as yet fought for filthy lucre as well as for
He is a brother OF the Hon. Michael Mullin, who
was formerly a member Of Councils from the Seven
Leenth Ward, was member OF the last State LeRis
lature, and is candidate for similar honors on
the Democratic ticket. He is about Gwenty-sevaD
years of age and five feet six inches In height carry
ing one hundred and twenty pounds of flesh. He is
finely built, with solid head and shoulders, and has
high reputation for the manner in which he handles
his "mRuers."
Dillon, who is a whisky dstiller, as well as his an
tagonist is about thirty years OF age, and weighs
about one hundred aud twenty-four pounds. He Is o
large e-framed wellbuilt man, being the tallest and
heaviest of the two Notwithstanding these manifest
Ia aS q
those who know the rop 1t Is said that Mun will
be supported the ground by large crowd of
roughs who will suffer him TO be worsted in the
encounter
CRY PoHTiCs-MEETIEGs To-NIeHT.-The
following political gatherings are announced
for this evening"