New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-13
VOLUME XIII.

How the Crescent flag followed suit, but one cor
ner of 1t sunk Just low enough to kiss, CO.
quettishly, the gilt ball on the top of the main
mast; and the Delta flag also raised itself, and
gave the little ship o free PASSAGE After the
ship passed, tho flags dropped down again.
The singu1arity of the thing was remarked by oil
who were in sight Of it. The flags, accidentally,
offered happy illustration of genuine newspaper
courtesy.
Another line of carriages followed the little ship
in these were Protestant and Catholic clergymen,
and other gentlemen whom we had not time to
make out and after these, o handsome body of
professional medical gentlemen, lately graduated.
The Fire Department
led the second grand division. 1t was powerful
and most splendid turnout astonishing every
body, in view Of the imrnensfty of the other turn
outs to which so many of the firemen belonged.
The Algiers and Milneburg companies were in
| the line; every city company turned out except
one, which we think was No. 22; and many OF the
companies were out in as great force as on their
own and exclusive fourth Of March parade. From
an elevation on Camp street we took in at glance
some six or eight squares OF remen, walking four
abreast in a straight column, and in close ranks
the Shirts red white and blue, designated the diff
| ferent companies In the uniulating column; we
never before saw the firemen to such advantage
it was splendid sight. After the fremen came
The Printing Press,
On covered car, with stand, cases, printers at
| work sticking type, and others at press striking
off little neat sheets, and scattering them broad
cast to the crowds as they passed. The subject Of
The print was handsome ode to Henry Clay, by
| " Nettie Mel" The
German Draynacn's Society,
| In their neat regalia, came next; very large
body of stoutlooking men. Other societies fol
lowed, of which we did not get the names. The
| benevolent Association Of the
I sous of Louisiana
led tile third grand division, having with them the
| Young Mems Benevolent Association : large and
splendid turnout comprising the best Of the creole
population These were followed by very nota
| bic feature, in the
! Young Mems Christian, Association,
escorting the Confederation OF the Young Mems
Christian Associations Of the United States and the
British Provinces long line of fine-looking men
mostly young, who evidently felt that they had no
come to New Orleans for nothing. Mr.. Rober
/ Gribbe was the Grand Marshal; his aids were DIR
| H. s. Forwood, and Mcssrs. A. G. Bakewell, II. D
!
| President of the Confederation, appeared in hi;
proper place. This body attracted much attention
throughout the whole long march. The
/ SONS OF Temperance
| were out, strong and handsome, with their banner
1 and regalia. The
/ II. Ii. of G. Y. NJ,
| Louisiana Wigwans Nos. and ., were out in
/ force which surprised the masses not familiar witt
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