The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-21
DAILY CRESCENT.
Additional Items of Mexican News.

Washington's Birthday celebrated with due
honor The following, which we copy from the
Star, is a selection from the toasts al the dinner
given by the Engineer Company i'll the city OF
Mexico;
REGULAR roAsTs.
/. The Day we Celebrate. Ever TO be remembered and
loved as being 10 the world the dayspng OF peace and
2 The rSpanglcd Banner. As raised by Washing
9i 'ayee and Their companots borne by the heroes
OF loi2 and afterwards boldly supported and valantly
nationso may true american heart in succeeding
fie n.d new new honor and ustre to its present folds
ever be ready 10 protect te oppressed grant aid to the
ey r h1 a5ee If he blessings Of her free institutions
~ D. lhe Senate and House of Representatives of the
g. Washinglon-the Father of our Country May she.
IKE grateful child eyer keep i'll remembrance HIM whose
potent effectively raised against The oppreor
IN behalf those who worshipped the shrine of Liberty
and Iaid their all upon her altar.
influence extended throughout the world and particularly
tins our sister republic until she Is raised from the political
5GI en religious 's''"ds and 'esF"''0" into which She has
g. fhe Character of our Country Ever unsuied and
unstained in her intercourse with the world alike distn
guished for her honor and her dgned and enent
come and the guilty doe receive execraton and
condemnation from the hearts and hands OF every true
g. National Errors Give to a. gracious message a thou
sand !p ten but let illd din tell themselves M
BY then Indomtabe courage, that when feemen meet to
do battle, they invlncibe.
them, their charms and virtues are not forgotten
T. The Press The only soil which gives life TO the seeds
- The lIonored Dead May the names and heroic deed,
o, those OF our brethren IN arms who have so aoby fallen
moa-nay they rest III peace and their memory hive forever
VOLUNTEER ToAsTs.
reply was received from officers, declining, on
coint OF unforeseen circumstances TO attend, which
accompanied by the following sentiment:
w Gs d E"e s%oy of s Man
preserve untouched the liberty OF his descendants
Eg II 0, 0sf 9 the 10 EpsGe ,s Com
signed them in the dark and trying hours that have
b. lie Company:-Our Invited Cuest, Lieut. NJ Reid
May the citizens OF New York reod that he who dead
TO which Lieut. Reid replied in his usual happy and bril-
BIZ GacSt:-NIay the spangied banner wave over
conquered countries, and shade the OF fallen
By ~ IT. haH:-The Twenty-second of February
May ever be remembered in the heart of true Anne
By c, F. Porter:-The Officers of our Amy-AIay they
the whose birthday celebrate be ready peace
as they have shown themselves to sustain The honor
cherished and their be recorded with Washington.
BIZ z. Bigicy:- Our Departed ComradeSS; : While we
regret Their loss tears are dried by the recollection OF their
By az Laritcd Gucst:-The Engineer Gorhpany-Wble
the nlted States Army composed OF such men
see before us, there is no further use ola West Point -
~ an hrHed G"est:-The Engineer Company.-The
only sappeB of Mexican niisfue, and the only miners of
American wealth.
b. H. HGstings:-The pioneers of the American Press
BIZ !; s. Ersrc-The Ieross of the ALLEY OF. Mexico
May they receive the highest reward which fortune be
STOW, nameiythe appreciation OF Their wives daughters
Bu a. &. THompsou-George Wasfngton-T war
nor patriot and statesman May his memory ever be che.
rished i'll the hearts of his cogntrymen.
81 q r nsagsg-M MESH q Clay Calhoun n and Web.
long we remember Westminster
Oh BIZ S e sS eFi sentinel fa on Post Virtue
Therefore that baDppupu :
not 10 place confidence in anything Mexican, for they
rotten from their foundation
BIZ H. b. Ycager:-The Tories of the Revolution and
the Tories of the Present Day-The one the bane of
en the other possessing the character of their predecessors
also enemies TO the interests of their and the
ptful ade and abettors OF most deadly enemy bat
Ting in their against their fellow countrymen and
vany endeavorng to cast oboquy and epoac npon their
BIZ "A. II. HaH: Winfield Scott-The General before
whom the British lion and Mexican eagle in fear
star of the first magnitude IN our galaxy of patriots.
The proposal of this OF the flagstaff breaking
Washington uponi
Localities of the Different Regiments
The following statement, which we copy from
the North american, lefty of Mexico, March 3D.
will doubtless be interesting to that large number
Of persons through the United States who have
relatives and friends in-the army:
Regiments Stationed in the City
3D. nifty, Capt E. B. Alexander, Convent of
San Augustine; It'll nifty, Lit. Col. Plympton, Ma
tional Palace Rifles, Capt. w. F. Sanderson,
Gale de Relox: 10Th nifty, Col. NJ. l.. Bonham,
Convent of Ensansia: 18th nifty. Lit. Col. p Q.
Hebert. Convent de Professa; I'd Dragons, Gel.
Faunlerov. Quartet, near Alameda Sd Dragons,
Major Polk, commanding, Quartet de Paroles;
Texas (vols.) Rangers Col J. c. Hays, Gale Santa
Anna; 3D. Kentucky Vols, Col NJ V. Thompson,
Col. Williams Convent del MERGED; % Battalion
ID Illinois Vols, Col. Collins. Convent of San Do
mingo; Capt. F. Taylor's light battery, National
Palace; Lieut.. French's do, do, do, do Capt.
J. F. Roland heavy battery, citadel Lieut. p. V.
llagner, siege train. do; Corps Sappers and Mi
ners, Lieut., c. W. Smith, at the Postoffce.
Regiments Stationed at Tacubaya
Col b. Rileys brigade Capt. f. r. S. Candy,
A. A. e.; Lieut.. J. Hayden ID nifty, acting A. ID,
c.; Capt, f. II. Fitzgerald, brigade Q. NJ. NJ;
Surgeon B. Randall, senior surgeon; 1T. +. Wood
bridge, I'd arly, brigade, a. c $; I'd U. $ arty,
{ ol. Munroe. { asle of ChapulteIec Col. Duncans
light battery. Tacubaya: ID Regt nifty, Capt II.
Morris !: lth do. do. Major F. lee; 5fh do, do.
Col. d. $. Miles Vogeurs, Lieut.. Col. J. T..
tombstone.
Regiments Stationed al San Angel.
Brig. Gen. Caleb Cushing's brigade. Capt J.
Hooker. A. A. g.; Lieut.. c. c. Anger A. d. c.
Capt J. Daniels, brigade Q. NJ Capt J. D. Bland
Wynkoop, cond'g brigade temporarily; I'd Pa.
Vols. Col. j. w Geary New York Vols, 1t Col
J. Burnham; South Carolina Vols, Lieut.. Col. J.
Gladden. Massachusetts Vols, Col Wright.
Regiments Stationed at Moline del Rey.
Brig. Gen. Thomas NIarshaIls brigade. Lieut.
J. NJ Henry, I'd nifty, A. d. c.. Maj. A. F. Nor
rlson. brigade conmissary; Capt. j. II. Young, A.
O. NJ; 9TH Indiana Vols Col. Lane Sd Tennes
zee Vols. Col. B. F. Cheatham; 18th do, Colonel
Regiments Stationed at Toluca and Lerma.
Brig. Gen, George Cadwalader's brigade. Capt.
George Deas, A. A. G.; Lieut.. S 5. Anderson, I'd
arty, A. d. G.. Sugeon J. NJ. Cuyler, Medical Di-
rector; Capt S. MCGOWAN, A. q. NJ; Lieut..
,aldwel. Marine Corps. \: c, $; Lieut., c. n
IIagner, Typographical Engineers 9th regt nifty,
capt. w. Hoffman; 9Th do, do, Maj. G. A. Wait;
tlh regt arty, Maj. II. Browne I1th nifty, J. F,
Hunter. Uerma.) Capt. Steptoe' light battery
Regiments Stationed al Cuernavaca.
Col n s. Clark's brigade. Capt. Moore, A. Q,
NJ: Lieut.. Love's light battery; LIST nifty MAJ A
S. Miller: 18th nifty, Maj S. Woods; Georgia
Cavalry. 1t. Col. J. s. Calhoun.
Regiment Stationed at Paohuea.
9Th nfty Col J. NJ. Withers; one company Sd
iragoons Capt. Gather,