New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-23
Neb Orlsans 9ailp Crescent.
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MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER %, 1861.
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yerion the commissioned officers ot the beaute-
card Regiment on last Saturday night held an
election for field officers, with the following re-
suit: .,,.. ,......-.,,.-
Colonel, FrankA Bartlett; Lieutenant Colonel,
George S. Lacey; Major, RuIus L. Dooear.
The election passed of most harmoniousy, the
two first officers being elected by acclamatlon ana
the last by ballot, getting large majority: lhe
Beauregard Regiment is composed of the following
companies, all of which are fine bodies OF men
Orleans Cadets, Company E, Capt. Planchard;
Orleans Cadets, Company D, Capt. Pafmeie
Plckwickg, Capt. Frobus Davidson Guards, capt
pil. Clsv Guards, Capt. Derickson; Carondelet
Tig,,f 1nfantrv. Cant. DeHart; Edward Thompson
Gpards. Can't. Buddecke; and the Wallace Guards,
Cant, Locke. The Belmont Guards, Capt Browne,i
will also be attached to the regiment as soon as It
fnllv organizes, which will make nine companies
in the regiment. = -N--
THE. SUMTER REGIMENr.-This regiment, whose
fine appearance on drill Friday afternoon, attract
cd so much attention. perfected its organization on
the same night by the election Of Capt, GA.
Breaux, Colonel Capt. Thos. H, Shields, Lieut.
Colonel ; and Capt. Charles Bell, Major.
The BELMONT GUARp-This is the name adopted
by the new company, the organization OF Which
we mentioned last Saturday. Mr.. R. Fl, Browne
was unanimously elected Captain at the meeting
on Saturday night, aud Mr.. Andrew Jackson Or
-derly Sergeant. These are the only officers that
the company will elect until the roll is full, and
these will commence drilling the men Immediately,
an as TO lose no time We would advise young
men who would like to attach themselves to
crack company to attend the meeting OF the Bel
,rout Guards which will be held tonight at NO.
ST 81, Charles street, and sign the roll Ihey
could not do better, as the members are all de-
termined to make their corps one OF the pest IN
the city.
TuF REMAINS OF. Cor. TERuY.-The body OF this
rrsva and unfortunate soldier who fell while gio-
r;ors1v leading his men into action on Green river
in Kentucky, arrived by the morning train on Sat
urdav and was kept in state at the City Hall till
.tne afternoon, when it was escorted to the depot
, os the Opelougas Railroad by the Crescent Regi
rneut. under command of Col. Marshall j. smith
aud followed by large number of officials, civil
and military, and private citizens The tall OF Coi
Terry was deeply felt in this city, and genera
fas1ine of sympathy for his family and men pre-
walls May he rest in peace.
TrE FREE GIFT LoTTERY-We went to the st
I,oujs Hotel on Saturday morning, and looked
tbro,cb the bazaar where is displayed all the
W
named enterprise The large room used by the
hotel for the ladies' ordinary is the grand sho"
rnom, Here, upon tables and in showcases are
the goods. each kind together in lots, and eacl
article marked with the donors name. AT the enc
of the room facing Royal street, are fine pieces
furniture, such as rosewood work-tables, fancy
vvorkstands. and fine secretaries and bookcases
and paDcr pachG goods of all descriptions Mex
come show cases, filled with fine jewelry, watches
and clocks, table cutlery ETC., etc; then cases
sD,pndid Eaces, ready made childrens dresses
ladies' embroidered collars, handkerchets, mill
tarv goods swords pistols daggers, officers scars
belts ETC., and then more furniture
ON each side Of the room are large tables ant
rlass,cases upon aud in which are vast Variet.
of costly and beautiful goods; such as services 0
silver sets of glass, porcelain and emma ware
bronze marble, alabaster and porcelain statues
statrlettes and ornaments OF every description
Among these are some very valuable WORKS G
avt nv famous masters both in bronze and marble
n and around the walls are hung several magnlhcen
paintings which would grace palace.
On some of these tables are also collections Q
valuable books, standard and miscellaneous, an
we remarked two objects in the way OF curoste
which seemed to US miracles of art. The hrst wa
am;niature steamer, perfect in every respect, Wit
engines, cabins, guns, rigging, and eVefythh
just as complete as II she were 'eaoS i'' 80
the other lttie saihng SeS7ei' Ju'' 10 P'e''' go
complete.
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