The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-23

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| six from other causes; it made handsome
| appearance. The company was Of1icered as
follows. A. Astredo, captain; ;. D,Amico
first lieutenant; J. Bertucci, second iieuten'
ant; p. Guarnero third lieutenant: Antonio
| SpannO lieutenant fiag-bearer.
The Gardes Lafayette
were out In force about sixty strong Their
uniform was the usual one. blue tunics, gray
| kapis and trousers yellow trimmings
They were commanded by the folio wing Off
GERS: A. Boue, captain; IL. Duclos first lieu
1 tenant: A de La Cornelliere first ub-lieuten-
ant, with the flag bearers-L ieutenants J
Peyregne and - David. The Gardes bore the
old flag Of Chalmette, which Is now bare
mass OF shreds.
The Cazad0res de Orleans
paraded In their handsome Spanish uniform
They were commanded by their captain, Jose
Llado, with the following leutenants: First
Lieutenant, Ventura Puig: Second Lleuten-
ant, Tomas Boadda; First Sub Lieutenant
Jayne Pons; Second Sub Lieutenant, Jose
M. Alferes.
The company made fine appearance with
their sixty men under arms.
TIE cranes Tireurs.
This company turned out about seventy
s.,oug. Capt. Armand Selle commanded
with First Lieut.. Alex. Dumestre, First Sub
Lieut. Bernard Meylie, and Second Sub
Lieut.. John Pujol. The command wore the
French uniformed kepis and trousers and
blue tunic.
The Orleans Artillery.
Four of the five organized companies OF
this regiment paraded yesterday. About two
The officers OF the regiment who paraded
were:
BATTERY A.
Captain-A. Bouchereau
First Leutenant-L. III. CanOnge.
First Lieutenant Junior-E. Ellsworth.
Second Lieutenant-H. Bantz.
BATTERY d.
Captain-F. Schumacher.
First Lieutenant Charles Lejeune.
First Lieutenant Junior-Jno. Chevillon.
Second Lieutenant-Chris. q. Cain.
BATTERY d.
Captain-A. Robin.
First Lieutenant-A. Bonnet.
First Lieutenant JuniOr-Theodule Buisson.
Second Lieutenant r. Abramovich.
BATTERY e.
CaptaIn-A. SamboIa.
First Lieutenant. l.. Baltz.
First Lieutenant Junior-Henry Schwartz
Second Lieutenant Nicholas Theodore.
The procession was brought to close by
keeping the best feast for the eyes until the
last. The Louisiana Field Artillery APP
peared SO well in their suits OF blue with red
trimmings, that every one who looked at the
boys" as they marched along, wished, II It
would happen more than once year. The
following Is list of the commissioned and
non-commissioned officers OF the
louisiana Field Artillery.
John Glynn. Jr, Colonel.
l.. LeGardeur, Jr., Lieutenant Colonel.
p l.. Bouny, Major.
A. Durel, Adjutant.
John d. Scott, Chief Of Ordnance.
III. Denegre. Quartermaster.
D. A. s. Vaught, Commissary.
Warren Stone, M. d., Surgeon.
John H. Leary, Quartermaster's Sergeant.
j. j. Cumpsten, Commissary Sergeant.
VIM. Henry, Sergeant Major.
COMPANY A.
Captain. N. Augustin
First Lieutenant-AndreL u. Roman.
Junior First Lieutenant Charles Janver.
Second Lieutenant Alex. Landry.
Quartermaster Sergeant-B. Ayegno.
First Sergeant r. ArmaHt.
Second Sergeant-E. J. Toledano.
Third Sergeant Z. Eckenbrecht.
Fourth Sergeant-A. ROux, Jr.
Fifth Sergeant Charles Bouny.
First Corporal-F. Maitre.
Second Corporal Charles Vandanbrouck.
Third Corporal-P. Michinard.
Fourth Corporal F. Dupin.
Fifth Corporal Charles Granger.
Sixth Corporal M. beaumont.
Seventh Corporal Pascal.
Eighth Corporal-E. Nj. Meilleur.
Seventy-four members; sixty-seven on par
ade.
COMPANY b.
Captain. ID. Edwards.
First Ieutenant-W. III. Beanham.
Second Lieutenant. Reynolds.
Junior Second Lieutenant-E. Lalmant.
Quartermaster' Sergeant Pruyne.
Ordnance Sergeant II. A. Despomier.
First Sergeant H. A; Hamilton.
Second Sergeant keena.
Third Sergeant-F. O. Sallean.
Fourth Sergeant Schaeffer.
Fifth Sergeant Robert O. Black.
Color Sergeant John Wolf
Color CorpOral-C. L. Spear.
First Corporai-O. r. Jones.
Second Corporal j. w. Mcconnell.
Third Corporal-Albert Helm.
Fourth Corporal. j. PittmaD.
Fifth Corporal b. Thompson.
Sixth Corporal-Frank MCKeough.
Seventh Corporal ohm Barrett.
Eighth Corporal George Lynd.
COMPANY C-GUIBET's BATTERY.
Captain-M. j. Fortier.
First Lieutenant =. o. Guerin.
Junior First Lieutenant.-C. ID. Lallande.
Second Lieutenant-Ed.D urrive, Jr.
Orderly Sergeant. f. Meunier.
Second Sergeant. ID. Kornbeck.
Third Sergeant Guerin-
Fourth Sergeant. Soniat.
Fifth Sergeant-E. g. Gottschalk.
First Corporal-C. Calongne.
Second corporal. CaDlfO.
Third Corporate. Utter.
Quartermaster Sergeant V. Charpentier.
Guidon-F. Iarue.
Secretary-Sidney +. Lewis.
Treasurer-John d. Kornbeck.
Forty-five privates; all the members in
line.
This company has named its battery in
honor of their late captlin.
COMPANY ID.
Captain. ID. Renshaw.
First Lieutenant-Ed. Clarke.
Junior First Lieutenant-T [. L. Fairchild.
Second Lieutenant. G. Turner.
Quartermasters Sergeant. ID. Ellis.
Ordnance Sergeant-A. J. Murphy.
Orderly Sergeant-Thos. Reilly.
Second Sergeant-W. u. Feehan.
Third Sergeant-P. J. Brown.
Fourth Sergeant. Fonda.
Firth Sergeant-L. Julie.
First Corporate. E. Scott.
Second Corporal-W. b. Gill.
Third Corporal-A. Swift.
Fourth Corporation. Crump.
Fifty members; thirty-nine on parade.
PREPARE TO RECEIVE THE KING.