New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-27
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lovely Sunday and the nannber of its rri
gous and military dsplays.
In the first pa"e Trinity Sunday day always OBJ
EerVed with solemn cerenonas Catholic population
Besides the usual obcrvances St. Cathedral the
grand and solemn ceremonial rarely the nrtaaton Of
mn Arcbishol took place The Most Raw NJ Odn- being
ned as Archbishop of this diocese Eeving reached the city
last wetk installed amid the solemn and IMPOSING
ceremonies and in presence Of people,
including the Catholic with their gorgeous
and reg"ias orphans from the Asylumn siers and cens
at large The scene in all respects grand aud impressive
one The St. Aoysus Societies, they marched up
formed splendid hon, six squares .ong.
The other Catholic Churches fact alf Churches
Protestant as well Catholic greatly crowded and in all
of them the military feeling Of the times lent higher elo
10 the lips Of the dynes deeper soehaniy
prayers which acended for the triumph Of Republic
and its rulers and for the welfare the away
from home ia their countrys service In all the Churches
entered we much silent weeping.
Archbishop odn in the evening administered the rite Of
hmation at the Church of ST. Therese The church
crowded, and the ceremonies beau ul and impressive
In the morning. Lafayette Square, Washington
lery Battalion numbering four companies 80 men,
formally mustered into the Confederate serrce preparatory
their departure for Virginia this evening the
officer who mustered the battalion In.
AT II O'Clock the Arle making splendid appearance
marched to Christ Church. Canal where their dag
was formally consecrated and the Arlerss occupying the
central pews, addressed the Dr. Ieacock sermon OF
the prooundess feeling and eloqnence The nrned
and the surrounding streets crowded The Of
flag most impressive and moving scene.
At the hour Com panies and Of Crescent
rnder Captains Hays and Gilman attended dvre
the First Prebye Church Their flags were disposed on
either side Of the pulpit whilst they
the central all other of the building being depsey
crowded. The sermon Of the Rev Dr. Palmer the soldiers
indeed worthy of that eminent divine 1t eloquent
feeling and soulstrring beyond description especially the
concluding advice to the young soldiers.
There doubtless other military the churches
but able follow up the aEious military
religious scenes Of the day.
DR.. PALMER's SERMoN.-We can do no Justice
to the eloquent yesterday preached by The Rev Dr.
Palmer the companies composing the Crescent Rifles and
therefore merely brief and imperfect synopsis of
concluding portion
And soldiers adjue you bear in mind whether
gaged in active enens in honIs of patient it
The protection Of the Rne Of the vo cannot but sac
have from my own pvase personal knowledge TINT The
M ea sad RITZ of m thu sun M ee @ H. ad
defender.
| THE IMposTER RossvALLY.-With deep regret
did find the following Charleston paper yeser
| day:
Among those who accompanied the ogethorpe Iisht 1nfs
G: A.. Orleans Whea in Macon the Doctor was ar
An nyasaon however disclosed she fact that far
on h being the case he had been made the bearer Of conf
marks Of confidence and esteem We sincerely his
wishing to hurt the feelings Of the Oglehope Light
Infantry whom doubt gallant and brave
the South produce and with all due respect breh
of the who have been making the RosvAy
for his in Macon and giving him complimentary
must call their attention to the article published in the
Crescent Of Saturday the 2 inst We forced eiterae
that RossvRly LETT New Orleads branded libel the
medical profession, inlposter, and a thief.
This will he startling those who have put confidence
Rossvally and doubt hunating Oglethorpe Light
infantry we are sorry tor It, but can heIp 1t.
Shond our exposure o ossTaE oe dono'ed by any Of the
numerous ana hoorhoie eeheeh upon whom ne mas imposed
we g the following references as to the truth 0t
| VIVA. VIVA W " s n@'e , Sa'" "o'I u. mn, @
mr. utuEs' 40 i4 NAn' street. III whose store HoSS
'NteS was eeeN e,e",s eUie'e"t '"s' u'hehN
| , " o. ~ oo"' Iee'S eoile, " N"NN' ana
| 10y! @ Ia "-' 0 0o0'"'' ""' N0'ee'eN s'e"Nk
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vc or o' mag"
| ,r.or r,a ~, hfs f,,,or , doroonh ; ,I;t pIi
claimed hs he having thrust himself th
pootte examination without invitation and afterard pre-
tended mat he lost the ring of his finger in the dead man
| oou9 "IlIs' lelpihS 10 open sh'' oooy'
vay stable horse and buggy DESTROYED by fire the san,
being fully insured the Company having pay because he
could not prove what Rossvas neiEhbors raid and still say
that he hiFtse fired the stable oge the Insurance.
The City Treasurer and City Comptroller of New Orleans, w
know how RossVay attempted to swindle the city in taking
certain street contracts.
The Governor Of louisiana who being imposed upon, lately
gave RossTay Surgeons commission in the but de
pved him OF that commission rs soon as lie discovered that
R0ssvaIE was notorious as a thief and imposter.
DE- SchuPe and other respectable medical men in this city
who published RossSa through the newspapers impoale
and thet and libel upon the medical profession
Any member Of the former American party in this city all
whom know Whist splendid Know Nothing Rossvay became
in order to swnde aud deceive,
Lieut. B2yan of the police and other police officers, who
have repeatedly arrested Rossvlly for his thevercs
And the Reporter of this paper, who four five years
past has reported all Of ROsvalyS villainou cscapadrs.
It nny be ked why such villain got away from city
mhung We only say we said before, that he
escaped penalty his thevere8 dsncination
prosecute getting property
escape yncng cheating Governor of Lonisi
Surgeons commission owing altogether to
| precfpiate departure from the city.
We hope that our exposure of Rossvaliy NAV reach th
he
North AS he certainly d. ,yiRdlne and obi AS h.
| rops
| -, go,
LIE holo''fAh'C flh"S FROM 1ESSACoIA Sui
continue TO attract Tue cufoS ana their safe seems to be corn
mensnrne with ther interest and beauty lhey are 1eal
| superb.
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that we cannot detail them as fully have been in the hab
of doing heretofore.
The Scotch Rifle GN9r Capt Pnrves received s!kcn Cor
ederatc flag Friday evening" the residence of Lieut. Her
dCTson Cen labuzan AM his staff officers present. til
Guards belonging TO ten LIS brigade. Major WILDE of ti
h'',' PieSe''G" '' NAs ' 0 ~ ''.' N''N's Nuo w"
10 ANe lAte 'ht presentation, pc''S hu'' 'PoSeu' iFN"
ypl ttj,rf he in