The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-07-17

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Cfittenden Cap s. s. Tucker Porter and Noah New
c cam and a. j Lindsay S 81 Tea S K Russell w
Hawkins J. P Hatch (Adtl G. GTanger and Jas Stuart
and companies Regiment of Mounted Rifles.
,t Bug MogNT yEENqs fEo@ 0d WY MaikST L
Auie lady and child Messrs Nj H. Nicholson. z = Ftz
water Cwho rendered such important services to the army IN
and Hale 6uadermasters Department and 80 Of the Mid
Rnemen, and 20 discharged teamsters and @. NJ men
SIIIP AMERICAN from VeraCruz-Capt Edgar BOgaTdus;
CAPT Morgan Asst Surgeon Hagan; Lieuts Humphreys,
NMcGlanahan, Sanford, Chester Hudson, smith,, scott
Nlcno and CuiOm; and $50 men, belonging to the l4h
Regt U s Infantry Died on board I5t6 instant, Private
B, l4th Regt. U. s. Inf
sTEtMB9A I'll. LfTexA from soldier; of
from the General Hospital at Baton ROUGE under charge Of
Asst surgeon Barnes, to rejoin their Regiments.
Officers reported to Gen. Brooke July 16.
Major w F Sanderson Md Rifles from Mexico.
Lit. J. p Hatch Mid. Rifles, Mexico
LOUISIANA VoLUNTEERs.-We publish,the fol.
lowing general list of those companies from Lou
isana, who, during the past week have been mus
tered out by Brig Gen. Churchill Inspector Gene
raj Of the U. S. Army. Although we have pub
Ijshed many Of the companies mustered out during
tue past, we republish them for the benefit Of those
who are interested.
Field and staff Louisiana IafaHtrB HoLaRtcers.
Capt. Lewis La, Inf Yolunt eers, July l, Go. X
Capt. Atkins, do do, July 8, Co. H.
Capt Basterdes, do. do July 6, Go. b.
Capt Warrington, Detachment OF Recruits July o,
Capt. Cole La. Inf. Volunteers July 8, Co. Co.
Capt. Mace, do. do July 10, Co A.
Capt. Pope, do. do, July TO- Go. l..
Capt. Hunt, do do, July IL, Co F.
Capt. Seguine, do. do, July IA, Go. Z;
Capt. Pope, Detachment of Recruits, July 10.
Sd Battalion Of Louisiana Infantry Volunteers.
CAPT Warrington La Inf. Volunteers, July l3, Co. d.
Capt. FeatherStOni do. do July 3D. Co f.
Capt. Mlen, do. do July a. Go. y.
Capt. White, do. do. July 10. Co. A.
Capt. Seafeldt, do. do, july, 10, Co. g..
. The Louisiana Mounted Men, it is expected, win
be mustered out of the service THE United States
to-day or tomorrow.
NEwORLEANs, July Is. 1913.
ED@ A Card.-The undersigned. officers of the 18th
Regiment u infantry tender their thanks Captain
FALES, Of the ship NEsEDEs STEWART for his kindness and
and under then command their recent
voyage VaCruz NeyEOeans. They also embrace this op
portuny to Capt. Fa excellent officers aud pe
crew. to citizens public generally, and
heertuy testimony fast-salng qualities OF his well
vessel good accommodations and the Of
Capt. FADES a skill and gentlernany commander.
r H. SEYMOUR, 1t. Col. Cons W. B. GILES, lst Lieut..
c. D. WYCHE, Adjtant. D. NJ. SHORT, Is Lieut..
II. FELCH R. O. NJ Ist 1t 7. T. CONWAY lst Lieut..
JOHN B. BUTLER, Asst. Sur'n ~ +. WADDELL, I'd Lieut.
T. j. CHILSON, Sun, 18th c. R. P BUTLER, % Lieut.
N B. HOLDEN, Captain. A. M. WOODRUFF.
A. WOOD, Captain s. A. WILKINS I'd Lieut.
| j. NJ WELLS Captain. JAMES NJ. PERRIN, % Lieut..
j. c. HOWARD, LIST Lieut.. JOHN NJ BRONAUGII, Lieut.
fYr Panama Hats-THREE THOUSAND Panama
HATS, suitable for the Soldiers returning IRON the
SEAT OF PEACE, No l. FIRST quality the low of
$50 peF dozen, or So so each.
k7- Call at SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
i've I'm % Poydras street, corner OF Tehoupnouas.