The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-17

Paul j. Robert, Esq. Judge Braughn will receive
| The gift, after which addresses will be made b.
Hon. M. A. Foute and Sam1 P. Blanc, Esq. After
the Minute Men lelve the thester q torch ligh'
procession will be formed @pd will march through
most OF the principal acts. we refer oar
readers TO full program Of the affair, publish
| ed IN another column.
The Seymour sentineis.
AZ regular meeting of the Seymour Sentine's
ned las night at their hail. corner Of Canal al d
elected grand marshal and Mr.. ]. Holden asst T.
ant. The following gentlemen were then un All.
mously elected honorary members:
Q. Wsrtson, Major G. Hays, ]. p. Sarrazin, W.
H, HenniDg, John Anderson, A. Broussesu, !. e.
Moore, j. tStraughn, s. H. Kennedy, c. ICavan.
nagh, c. r. Railey, Robt Pitkin, Mr. Dumestre
d. McCoard, Geo. Mertz, Mr.. Wurzburger, Mr..
Wagner, Mr.. 0berhauser, Mr.. Crozat. Col. Dan.
Hogan. = Van sloten David Bidwell, Mr.. Morse,
o. E. Hall. Edw. Hogan, A. Psrle, J. Peterson
Phil. McCabe, Jos. Elliott, JAS. Murray, George
Martin, @. W. Gretz, II. v. Garidel
The Sentinels meet again next Friday TO escort
the johnson Rangers in their banner presenta-
ton.
The Rousseau Guards.
This club held a rousing meeting on Tuesday
evening one hundred and seventy five members
being present. The usual routine Of business was
transacted. Gen. Lowell H. Rousseau was unan
mously elected, amid enthusiastic cheering, an
honorary member also Messrs. Dave G. Johnston
and A. SchreDer. Arrangements were also made
for participation in the coming procession OF the
Blair Knights. The roll of this club now musters
two hundred and thirty-fve members.
The Seymour southrens
Held large meeting at the corner of Julia and
Magazine streets, Vice President Morris Beck pre-
siding, and completed their arrangements for the
seIenaee ard wreath presentation which they are
TO have this evening. Their line of march will be
found published in another column. Members are
urgently requested to present themselves at head.
quarters, in full uniform at half past six O'Clock,
in order that the procession may be organized
and move promptly.
The Southern Seymour Club.
At regul ar meeting of the Southern Seymour
Club, held Tuesday evening, the following named
gentlemen were unanimously elected honorary
members G. W. Langhoff, A Won Walthersioff,
H. Pohlman, Patrick Irwin, John Huey, n. G. Fol.
ger, F. johnson, Martin Carey, Captain Payson,
Vim. Ferret, W. Pope Noble, Mr.. Harris. Mr.. Nc.
Elroy, John hogan, p. l.. Lamothe, Victor Fass'
man. Edward Briggs, R. T. TORN, James Keating,
Gerald Fsrrell Chss. Kimell, Philip Hare, Jno. +.
King, B. III. IurDbull. II. jackson, Jno. McRob-
erts, j. c. Davidson. Bernard Hofe. J. C. Coyls,
P. J. Mcclure, Jacob Ratch ]. B. Carter, c. n.
Chyrstal, T. r. Converse. Chas. Slayback, J. H.
Polhaus, j.. H. Keller, John Armstrong, w. s.
Mount, Jas Brewer, H. NJ. Summers, Fl. NJ.
Hays, NJ j. Hauck, Patrick Coyle, James Coyle,
!. Burke, II. Suomburg, Peter Ross. Jas. Gresve,
Bernard Zimmerman. l.. Basset, j. Wilderman,
Jno. A. o Brien, S. Hssting, J. B. Hackemuller
NJ. AroDstein John Breen, r. Yeatman, L. Fol-
ger, j. H. Pope, d. Gaser. ]. Henderson, James
Hogan, Adam Gaiser, Peter Kaiser, Rice & Bro
Arthur Stone 4 Co.. and J. NJ. Schwartz. The
usual business of The club having been transacted,
tie meeting adjourned until next Tuesday evening
at j O'Clock.
The IBIair Knights
Had full assemblage of their organization in the
spacious rooms over Hawkins's saloon, last even
ing. The business was promptly and earnestly
carried through.
The Crescent City Colored Club
Met last night under the protection of their
parent organization. After business had been dis
posed OF, the club was addressed by Thomas
Brown, Richard Lee, and its president, - Hill
all coiored men OF good sense and sound judg
ment. All the speeches were fine, that of Brown
being, we understand, particularly excellent. We
do not hear IL, but arrived in time to listen to
Hills forcbe and sensible denunciation of carpet
bsggeTy and scalawaggery. bis prophecy of the
coming OF the blessed day when the exodus TO
tie North having commenced, the demand for
carpet bags by the outgoing crowd shall be SO
great as to utterly use up the supply of those
articles nov in this city and leave as devoid of
satcheis as carpetrbsgger is of honesty, was
marks, ana hope they will be widely circulated
among his colored brethren.
Club. Meeting To-ntght
The Magnolia Rangers, corner of Magnolia and
Melpomene st eets, at q o'clock.
The Frank Blair Guards hold special meeting
at No. l03 st. Charles street at P. NJ.
The Hancock Club holds their regular meeting
this evening at headquarters lS9 Canal street, az
O'Clock. Business of unusual importance.
Every member should attend.
Tie Seymour Vedettes, No. $50 Love street, at
u O'CLOCK. Called meeting and important bust.
hess to come up.
The Seymour Cadets. corner of Jackson and
Tchoupitouias streets, at 6l O'Clock. to receive
guidoD.
The following regular weekly meetings.:
The Second Ward Club, at the Louisiana Hotel,
Tchoupitoulas street, opposite st. Mary's Market,
al - O'clock.
The jackson Railroad Club, at the freight ware
house Of The jackson Railroad, at o'clock.
The Fourth Ward National Club. corner Frank.
lin ard Canal streets, at - O'Clock.
The wide Awake Eighth Ward Club, corner OF
Ely san Fields and Levee streets, at q O'Clock.
The Swamp Fox Rangers, corner Of Magazine
and Seventh streets, at 7A O'Clock.
The Fossil GUARDS, at 20 St. Charles street. at
q O'clock.