New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-24
VOLUME XIV.
Eotal Nnttlltqtnte.

''OpUa "Ach some unprlnClplcd persons in this
town put daily in circulation. In Saturday 4
Crescent we stated that Mr.. Conlon, the butcher
0! st. Marys market, had been arrested on the
cAar8e Of having furnished supplies to the block
al!hg steamer Brooklyn. This proves to have been
al entire alsehood; though we do not belieYc our
Intorm0nts knew it to be such when they told it.
hearn9 the story from different persons On the
street, we visited the police Office to inquire about
It. No such arrest was there entered; but one Of
tic oiicers who 4gd heard tie report, stated That
tie arrest had been made by the military autAUri-
ties. Thus we were made to believe the story and
believing it, published it. With this explanation
we make the H1"ende to Mr.. Condor, and wou!d
second him heartily in lcrreng out the author Of
the SANDER, had We the power to do so.
THE T#AILLECRS D'ORLEANs.- This splendid
company, having received a beautiful flag from
tie ladies of the Second District, yesterday had
that flag cOnsecratcd at the St. Louis Cathedral
with the most imposing ceremony. We regret that
We were unable to be present. and on that account
unable to give fuller particulars.
ORLEANS ARTILLERY BArTALIoN. The flag of
this battalion, presented to them al the residence
OF Mr.. Pollock, on Royal street, was consecrated,
with imposing ceremonies, at the st. Louis Cathe-
oral, on Saturday afternoon; the Rev. Archbishop
Odln officiating. The Church was filled with peo-
pie. After the ceremony, the Artillerists took up
their line Of march for Camp Lewis, making an
elegant and decidedly warlike appearance with
ther brass teId-pleces and wagon loads Of camp
c4upage. They were much c0mplimented as
they passed along, the men cheering and the la.
dies ftinging flowers. Yesterday, at the new camp,
tie Artierlsts were Visited by great numbers OF
people, The camp is on a large open field in
RckervjlIn. ON the l',rro,Iton B,iIro,d ,,i,l, ..
,e .re,, oI<,,,+l,o ,f7o, atn,:.,..., wan IN''
,..r ','9 ''''' "'''' s''''7 pie"S"n' "H"ue
uD''"S '4'e NOT HoufS 0l the day
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'F', i'p"'HsoH' 4eIt on SATURDAY mofhIong tpr
Fort Livingston. We have already in fitting terms
20nlpimcutrd this fine Third District comno,,,.
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= ~ !" G'i7 HcCohu Lieutenant, Il. 0ppenhen:
,Irtarnasfc i:,1 Iia4 FI|Ghfitef
First Sergeant g. Dpam0ya Scro in,~i
Buckley: Third Sergeant II II Ianoa : Li,+i
Sergeant A.. Wallace Fjrst CornaraI Fl r IHitL.
second CorporaI, J. b. Fazett. TIird CornoraI F
GUerin: Fourth C0rr0raI Chae smith Roi'ort
AUSTIN VIM ANDERSEN. F. RorIJrnan a nIai,n II
Blclerlme. A. BDnuty J. B1tier lain IonnS Tinl
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v. G. kinsiler, y. Kelly. f. F. King, N, Kencaiy
7. Lotze, II. Lowe j. Lee, r. Lusk, ". MrCubbji,,
j. MC(Taughin, ". Menzney w. Merit c. Muller
j. McCh, H. Nelson, W. OBricn. J. Poole. j, PAM
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