The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-17
FOURTH EDITION
ANTIETAM.
Arrival OF the ExcursIonists at Ksedys-
villa. Ean.


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kEEDYsvILLE, Md, Sept. 1.-THE railroad
traln from Baltimore, and that from Washing
ton, having met at the Relay House, proceeded
on their way httheT, which place they reached
at about IL O'Clock. Among the invited guests
III the Washington train we've President John
son, Secretaries Seward, McCulloch, and Welles,
Postmas ter-General Randall, Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy Faxon Colonel Morrow, of the
Presidents staff, aud tue tollowlng.named repre-
sentatiyes of foreign countries:-
Great Brltain-Ffancis Glare Ford Esq, Secretary
France~M j. Berthemy Envoy Extraordinary ana
Minister Plenpotentiary. and the Vlsconnt de ST.
FeIIoll Secretary OF Legation.
m 6afy ana Minister Plenipqtentary and Mr. Waldemar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. don Fsonn9o S9 SSnni tsn,,o,, r,,..
nary ard Minister Pienipotentiary, aud senor don
ltaiy-The Chevsiier Cerrui Envoy Extraordinary
ana %a N Minister PleniPqtentiary, and NJ. Romeo Con-
AAiGstriamBsroh F[ankens[e TEN, Charge dArAlrea
Envoy Extra, rdnary and Minister Plenipotentiary.
dinary and Minister Pienipotentary; Senior nor Don
ignaeio i Mariscal secrea Of Legation; and Senior
,TurkeyzM Blacque, Envoy Extraordinary and
Legation. -'''O'o"'''''' i"' 0"''1e' se'rs'@sy OF
There were also on the Washington train
Hon. William d. Robinson Congressman IRON
the Brooklyn District, New York; General
Thomas W.. Egan; Hon. G. V. Fox, ex-Assistant
Secretary OF the Navy; Mr.. Chuton and Mr..
Donaldson, of the State Department; Mr. Plea
SAINTS, OF the acknowledgements Office; Colonel
men occupying public positions. %
- On tne baltimore train were, among others,
Governor Swami, of Maryland, with his staff,
consisting of AdjutantGeneral Berry Brigadier-
General W. ii. Nelson, Judge Advocate; Hon.
John H. B. Latrobe, and Colonel Waters, Aid
de-camp. Also, ex Governor Bradford and
Lieutenant-Governor Cox, General Shriver, Pro-
vost of Baltimore, and Colonel Seleck-the two
last named being of the Committee of Arrange
meDts-and Colonel Webster, Collector of the
Governor Fenton, of New York, with his staff.
namely, Acknowledgement Marvin, Inspector
General Bachelor, Commissary-General of
Ordnance Palmer, Judge Advocate General
Young, PaYmaster- General 0lcutt and Colonel
Mott, Add camp.
Governor English, of Connecticut. with staff
ofhcers Adlutant;General lngersoll and Paymas-
Governor Ward, of New Jersey, and his suite,
as toloWs:-General Lewis Perrine, Quarter
masteI-General; General William Stryker, Adju-
tant-General; General Lewis w. Oakley, Sur
geon-General; General Edward l.. Campbell,
State Military Agent; General A. 7. A. Torbert,
U. s. LieutenantColonel n. N. Halstead,
Aid-de- Camp; Lieutenant-Colonel Robert s.
Swords, AIdde-Camp;, L'eutenant-Colonel Will
Colonel James w, Woodruff, Deputy Quarter
Horace n. Cougar, Secretary of State; Hon.
William L.. Dayton, Jr., Private Secretary to
tEoyI1 GoySrnoT III Hon William K; Mcdonald, Comp.
tro'er; Hon. George I'll. Halsey, member of
Coneress; Hon. John w. Foster historian.
Dr. >. .. Hunt, editor of the Newark Daily
AuU6TTS6T.
Governor Bullock, of Massachusetts, being
unable to attend, that State was represented bY
the following-named gentlemen:-General COM
manding, Adjutant-General CUNNINGHAM; Gene
RAJ William X. Lee, Brlgadier-G General Palfrey,
and BrlgaderG General William s. King. All Oh
whom were in the battle of Antietam.
One OF the cars was engaged exclusively by
Lhe governor of New Jersey, who has Governor
Fentop, of New York, for his guest
!, Governor Swami invited all the Governors to
share in his hospitaltties on board hi, car. and
eAtenueu 10 tnem all an earnest invitation to
visit hlm at the seat OF government.
Hon. Montgomery Blair, Major Generals
mcMahon A. Duryee, Gregory and Torbett'
W. Prescott Smith, and other prominent gentle.
men were on board.
a procession was formed at Keedysville. con.
slstlng for the greatest part of military, both in
iantry and artillery, ex-offlcers and soldiers of
the Army of the Potomac and the Masonic snd
Odd-Fellow fraternities, forming an escort tn
the President and other distinguished invited
guests on the their way to the battlefield.