New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-06

election Of the gallant Taylor and placed III command Of
the Louisiana Brigade in the Mexican war. These are
so1selrs OF which any Regiment may be proud.
Feiow-solders To witness this ceremony your gallant
comrades of the Legion present. There tn, Y
stand IN their gorgeous equipment and pei feet discpr
men of many n!t,,t.g-stna children Of oar own so-
others from the Old World--upholding national flag
living evidence Of the union that untes and Of tie
Immortal Instinct that brings mankind. pilgrims from
every country to rhp at tho shrine Of freedom And
here may her altar ever stand-symbol Of enlightened
humanitybuit upon the granite foundation Of equal
rights, and supportcd-not by the flaming sword and
bloody sceptrebut by The DOrc columns of free suffrage
and free conscience the great conscrvators of civil liberty
Tile Major General Of this Division has also requested
say that he proud Of the reorganization the
Washington Regiment aud still prouder to attach his
command important and well disciplined corps
hopes that the coor preScnted this occasion will prove
additional inc"ntiy that zeal and discipline which
now pcFyade your ranks
A remnant Of the Old defenders of NewOrleans, who
stood manflly together in the campaign Of 1874 and rs
present have also charged say that. although
age has driven them from the ranks of the soldiers Of the
present day and large majority of them have not the
physical ability to buckle the of and march
again to the tented field yet their hearts and affections
still with you and they hail with pleasure and graft
caton the formation and equipment of every military
company of this city which reminds them of the pride
| and duties of their younger days.
The military protection of this country has now de-
volvcd recruits
Let urge you to it boldly; and for leader
strive each of you to be bearing constantly in mind
that the immortal leader Of army in 1914 and 10 and
the gallant Generals who carried Stars and Stripes
triumphanty through the battle fields of Mexico
the sole architects of their greatness and fame
Their names will live as long as the name of the nation
whose standard they have often borne to victory and
glory Their deeds indeliby written on the tablet
Of nations gratitude and will pour an endless food Of
iustre on the pages of American history.
Aud should your services. feow-soldiers. ever be
lured to defend country's honor may their example
be your guide and encourage and enghten you in the
@ discharge of your duties as good citizens and good
soldiers.
And now fellow soldiers Of the Washington Regiment
L close my pleasing mission.
q uF cor mrs
1t is the gift of sovereign State whose star glitters
among the brightest in constellation of soycreignes
1t ypies isolated independence and our consolidated
and national power.
present it you consecrated by the benedictions
| the virtuous and beautiful
| '.7nd long. oh. lang may ii par.
Der the land Of the free and he home Of tie dare
CHARITY Observation-Disclosures. follow
ing is the result of election held yesterday for sur
seons and physicians of the Charity Hospital the two
first named being chosen for one year and the remainder
| until the first Monday in November Jno. D. Foster
House Surgeon; E. s, Nye. Assistant Surgeon. T. W
Compton, T. Martin Visiting Surgeons Visiting Physi-
Randolph. Y. Lemonier Jno r. Weatherby +. Eaean r.
VI Graham A. Hester, D Macgibbon j. Hale G. " Dir
| meyer j. c. Cummings, Crawcour.
| MuRDER.--The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest at the St Louis Cemetery, the body Of Carrerp
Lavolette. aged II years and native of New
| Orleans. who had died Sunday morning in copsc-
quence of wound received on Friday night from knife
in the hands of Adoph Lcrraole. I'm cigar shop
No. 262 Ursune street between Where Marais streets
rhe knife penetrated the left eye at the angle
piercing the orbit and producing inflammation of The
brain An affidavit embracing some the facts of thu
made before Recorder Genois by Hyppoe eau
din before the inquest held and issued for
Lerrsole arrest AT late hour last evening however
| he had not yet been found. The deceased had been
buried Sunday, but dsnterred yesterday by tn,
order of the Coroner, for the purpose of holding
quest.
| FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT-Yoyk VS.. Chilfon
| This ntermnabe case came up again yesterday before
Judge Buchanan on a motion by defendants for new
trial Mi Josephs for defendants. addressed the
length when Mr. Jacob Barker followed the Other
side in of his most vigorous arguments occupying tn.
greater portion of the day with his speech lie did not
| however. conclude, and will his remarks THU
| morning.
l. LARCENY.-Mary Williams was Yesterday
committed for trial before Judge Larue the charge
having stolen sunry dry goods wearing apparel curtains
| etc, from Margaret Lacrox on the 5lst ut
RoBBEHY.--Charles Hermann yesterday cam,
before Recorder Gcnois ana charged Madame Duenstei,
with having robbed lin of bill of exchange or note TO
$50 and he also charged her broher-in-law j Dumen
stein with having violently assaulted him at about tn
same time The parties accused were arrested.
Sent UP.-Recorler Genois Yesterday sen
before Judge Larue the Of j. Ferrnd charged witt
having elbezzled the proceeds Of bread sold by hin
corner Of Cont and Where The amount CHARGE
| to remain unaccoontea for is over $500.
The BIG kNIFE-Dennis McGannon was yes
eriay fined twenty dollars by Recorder Caldwell for car
ryipg tremendous knife which he had cyinced dsnosi
ton to in Carrying Mr. James Sullivan on Sunda
evening.
DISPOSED oF.--James Chapman does not lool
at all like dangerous character and just little
claim that he put forth to suspicion The first glanc
shows him to be very good sort of keep ava
from. and the observation of moment proves him
thief and yagraGt, Recorder Caldwell yesterday pr
him out of harms way by sending him to the Work-hous
| for two months
! ATTEMPT TO STEAL--Joh ohm r. Brown yester
day charged Chares Brebo with having entered his
in Crcns street Sunday night. with the evident inter
..f.l. to1-,
corrler Caldwell gave him rpstioation term of
III ,nths,