The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-02-23

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Arms ut the Senate. Ia whose possession the
we'll preserved relic had fallen.
| Following came tho
SECOND REGIMENT LOUISIANA NATIONAL
GUARD.
Col. Euclid Botland Jr., commanding. will
THE LOUISIANA tsHAyH
followed, under Capt w. Uluvariua, FRS
Lieut. W. w Gordon and Eseond Lieut.. ae1
Ghapela;. jos. Kelly, Orderly sergeant
Their uniform was not unlite That q, tht
Crescent Rifles. except aH to fapnga Theirs
is On exact copy nf the Seventh Regiment
and In SNOWY and ssrvioeahle.
TfE aAubtH LAFAYETTE
Capt. Leon fnllaa. Capt. Adjutnnt 4. Cageat,s
First Lieut. i. Dueloa, SECOND Lieut.. De II,
Uornouille. The uniform VI this company
consists of gray kept. u blue ehaasetirs
| ttine and gray trouaa6ta.
| FRANC rlnEul,s n'nnLEANH
| III their iaunty rcd Eapia. blue coats and rod
trousers. commanded by Capt. A. Rclie. First
Lieut.. Du,nnstre First Lieut.. Jr bernard
Maybe, Hteond Lieut., j Puiol,
Both these companies showed ttht they had
heena carefully drilled and were exceedingly
| neat in their Appearance Each bare the flags
| Of America and France, aud we're led by o.
dellent martial music.
THIN Fitsar REGIMENT.
The First Regiment Of Lo,iisinte Infantry
| waa commanded by Dol. Adolph Meyer,
with tho following star; Lieut. Col, Il
| u Wilde Major Thomas Mcintyre Adjutant
Guy Carleton. Sergrant Major Claiborne.
| This regiment 10. like several other com
| ma,da. Of very recent formation, and. we
think. has paradad only once before. Xix
| companies. patadad. live Of which wore uni
forms of blue navy cloth and blue Aepist A
marked improvement was manifest III their
marching and drill aa compared with their
first turn out.
Tho command marched to the spirited tunes
Of h full brass band, The companies wefs
commanded as follows.
Company A@Capt. M o. Reyes. First Dnnt
borg. q
Company B-Cnpt. A. Nj. Auooin First
Lieut., Il. Mossy, Second Lieut. N. Duao,,a-
Hat
Company O. Capt b. j. Goodman. FIRST
Lieut., g. D. Bullock Seeand Lieuto W. b.
tGs ompsaay 2 Capt &. Fernandez. rirat
Lieut. NJ. Il. Fernandez. Snennd Lieut.. Albert
q. Iatlata. Second Lieut. Jr Jno u. Motion.
COMPANY lf==Gnnt Ohna. q Outlnn Firai
quntet,
Company L. Cant Geo j Lord Fi,at Lieut..
y. 2, Mahpnay. SECOND Lieut. 1'hpa Broutlnn
This laHt mentioned company ntn the IJelnt
Ionayrs. and wear the picturesque uniform of
their French nameHaltea. AA usual they Mt
trneted large share of attention.
Company q, CAPT, Gains company. could
time to parade yesterday.
TtE LOUISIANA FIELD Aurtt1nIty,
under the command Of Col. John Hlynn. with
the following staff Lieut. Col, Buck Miller
Major q. 10 Gardsuf. Major John u. Scott,
Chief ct Ordinance. Adiutant 4. pufel, Sur
geon Warren Stone, N. p. and Quarterlnastsr
Henry pangre next filed by
This command. the pride Of our e.'ty. On
cited tho giahtsst enthusiasm on all aides by
their. splendid drill and precision IN the manu-
nj pf arms. Marching by platoon. they
walked ns ono man. and the hlignments were
kept up with mathematical accuracy Too
much praise cannot be given to those brave
boys and their commanders. and our city
should feel justly proud Of their fealty. lii
The ranks there were fully $50 mon. well
drilled ~ Veterans and disciplined as tried
soldiers Tho command was oiIlcerei M fol-
lows.
Battery A...,Capt. ?. l. Bouny. First Lieut..
md Lieut., Jr A. Landry
:, Battery B.Capt.J D Edwards, First Lieut..
w. II. Heat,hau,, Second Lieut.. JHH. REYNOLDS |
second Lieut.. Jr u, Lalmant =
!, Battery g, ~ hrtillery-Capts d. A. a,1ibet
First Lieut. M. ] Fortier, Second Lieut.. Z, q,
3uerin.
The aalutes Of tho day were fred by
attachments Of Battery <. under tho COM
nand Of Lieut.. J. N. Augustin. and the drill
was most accurate and precise. In the enrly |
morn there was One Of ~ gums, ut tho time |
# the review Of the Governor II. and ut
sunset ~.
Incidents.
PLEASANT OCCASION.
The vt. Charles Hotel diningroom was made
Merry and lively yesterday by eonvivial re-
lnion given by tho League Guards, Capt s.
[. Buck. Ut the Crescent City Battalion Col.
has. H. Fenner and ataif were invited guests
n the occasion, a. also u few officers Of the
.rmy and navy Of tho United States Mine
IsfH in fEa1
henu OF that dinner. which was aplendld
nd choice. Many toasta were drunk,
monng others. to Coy. Nichols. "rhe Army
nd Navy" "rha Father Of His Country" etc.
q an eloquent, speech IL praise Of the volun-
eer organizations, and took occasion to make
lusons to his old command Fenner's Bat
cry, which went 10 tho hearts Of al present,
9 being the expression Of \ sacred senti-
ient deeply felt. After this waseail and
every began. promiseuous toasts were
ruDk and songs sung. till Capt. Buck arose
nd drank a bumper to fellowship and
God night
When Tho head Of the column turned into
amp street IRON Julia on its way down. Gov.
General Patton. Major j. y. Moore Major
1ocott 4. Strong, Major Harry i. Smith.
Iaior John Ceg9, Major w. T. Cuverius,
lalor Mark Quayie Major Harrison Watts,
lalIor Louis 4. Bringier md Malor g. L.
lHtl. hlt ti1uNb6i, lNlb NH5 lGhNAGA sluD HUl
,ok position In tho centre or Canal street, at
~ intersection of Canal and Carondelet,
icing the latter and far enough from that to
ermit the passage OF tho column In review
u the south side OF Canal street
Major Gen. Fred N. Ogden. with hts staff,
lounted, Col. vaudry, Col Payne and Major
red. Holyland, accompanied the Governor
nd staff from the Pickwick Club to tho loca-
on indicated, and, with the Governor, re-
lowed tho column MS 1t passed.
Before tho parade started n beautiful guidon
ms presented to Battery G. of the Louisiana
ield Artillery by Capt. Frank Minor, on be-
alf Of tho ladies, In u neat and most appro-
riate speech. Capt. Guibet responded In
cry feeling manner, and said that the colors
oud neveobe furnished by dishonor The
artain. turning To his company, presented
10 guidon e his men,
AL sH1s CONNECTION WITH BRAZIL.
western Project Taken Advantage OF
TO Enrich AN Eastern Company.
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