New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-29

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MORE BRAVES FROM THE CotSTRY-The Tia
| fourche Guards, from Tlibodanx, splendid band
OF lighting men, 100 strong, arrived by the Ope
| ousas cars on Friday. The company is Differed
| as follows: 7. F. Wick, Captain c. Becher FRS
| Lieutenant Fl. Donseran, Second Lieutenant; ]
I. Bilieux, Third Lieutenant r. z. Lorio, Orderly
Sergeant; z. Allen, Second Sergeant; ]. L. Page
Third Sergeant; L. F. Morehead, Fourth Sergeant
NJ. II. Aucom, Fifth Sergeant; L. Allen, First Cor
poral; j. NJ. Forest Second Corporal; G. Muck
sail, Third Corporal; IA. Aucom Ensign, and l07
privates. Total rank and file, 100 men.
The Claiborne Guards, from Claiborne parish
another stalwart band of about lis men, reached
the city and went into quarters on Saturday. They
left Claiborne on Monday last, marched sixty five
miles to Monroe, there got the cars for Eicks-
burg, where they were received handsomely by
Capt Moody's company of thatlcity. On their
way the various railroad companies refused to take
any money from them, and every stopping place
| made demonstration of welcome beyond descrip-
ton. The following are the officers Captain Jno
Young; First Lieutenant, Jas r. Parham Second
Senior Lieutenant, John W. Andrews Second Ju-
NOR Lieutenant, John S. Young Ensign Thomas
Coleman; First Sergeant, Micajah Martin; Second
Sergeant NJ. G. Leslie Third Sergeant, W. G.
poral, Il. L. Cox; Second Corporal, J. H. Carrot :;
Third Corporal, A. N. Brown; Fourth Corporal,
Frank Coleman
Still another fine company, the Greenwood
Guards, reached the city yesterday board the
steamer j. NJ. Sharp. The company numbers 81
men, and is differed as follows Captain, W. Flour
noy; First Lieutenant A. Tourney; Second Lieu
tenant J. D. Waddell Orderly Sergeant, T. j.
Chnrp ~
geant, J. L. Fortson First Corporal, J. NJ. Bush
ong; Second Corporal, W. S. Williams: Third Cor
poral, W. Il. Bayless; and go privates.
Last night a special train on the Jackson Rail
road brought down Capt. jim Wingfeld's COM
pany, the Beaver Greek Rifles, from St. Helena
parish. Capt. WingGeld formerly resided in this
city, and he and many Of his company are we'll
known here. The company number eighty eight,
rank and file. The men are planters sons and
other lively and hardy pinney-woods boys, who
have carried guns all their lives, and are in the
habit of shooting squirrels in the eye-one of the
finest bands of sharp-shooters yet raised. On ar
irving in town, the company were quartered at
No. l3s engine house, on Perdido street. The
following are the officers Of this crack rifle com
pany:
Captain, J. Fl. Wingfeld; First Lieutenant, R.
Second Lieutenant, Jr., r. Y. Barton; First
Sergeant W. D. Davidson; Second Sergeant, W
q Ligon; Third Sergeant, H. Carpenter; Fourth
Sergeant, ii. Omhe; Fifth Sergeant, Thos. NJ
Bond First Corporal, J. T. Day; Second Corporal
G. NJ. Stman; Third Corporal, W. B. Stanley !;
Fourth Corporal, Brice Miller; Surgeon, $. D. Sut
ton, and "a men.
Another splendid Red river company, the Le-
comte Guards, of Natehitoches, numbering lO7
men, arrived yesterday, and went into quarters
The following are the officers
W. M. Levy, Captain; r. r. Burk, First Lieuten-
ant; }. Il. Scarborough, Senior Second Lieuten-
ant; S. D. Robertson, Junior Second Lieutenant;
I. P. Chaplin, First Sergeant; G. P. Raines,
Second Sergeant; L. D. johnson, Third Sergeant:
G. W. Kearney Fourth Sergeant; W. H. Holon,
First Corporal; E. j. Miles, Second Corporal; j. s.
Kearney Third Corporal; W. Hamilton, Fourth
Corporal; Smith Noel, Standard Bearer; DR.. c.
Hamlin, Surgeon; and 81 privates.
cavalry company, the Plaquemine Rangers,
arrived on Saturday. The chief officers are Capt.
Oscar Where; First Lieutenant, Honore Bayhi; and
Second Lieutenant, Actam Rezzio Thenoompany
appearedin the parade yesterday making an ele-
giant appearance. The tide of the country mill.
tary appears to have fairly set in,