The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-09-15
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q. 4. tCanonge; First Junior Lieutenant, John j.
TI,lut!tnan; Second Lieutenant, II. Murphy.
ms company turned out well, and In march
ing showed close attention to tactics.
battery b, or Bachemin's Battery, we're
next Tha II line. Their officers are: Captain,
Il. baiz; First Junior Lieutenant Z. Nunez-
nona Msxt followed % batter @, or as # 10 better
commanded comm by Capt. D'Evereaun, with the
following officers: First Senior lieutenant.
!. klopman; First Junior, j. j.. Eafargue,
Sseona 5aeann Lieutenant Lieutenant F. b Earhart; Third
battery was next in line Capt. o. Robin
led, with the following officers: FirstSenior
Lieutenant, Theo. Buisson: First Junior
Lieutenant, Il. Abramoyieh; Second Lieuten-
The fifth company, or Company E, was.
next In line. They showed the effects OF their
recent school ID encampment and marched,
with much precision. They are offlcered as
Senior Lieutenant, Henry. Schwartz, Jr..
First Junior Lieutenant, E.. r. BOehlef; Sec
ond Lieutenant, N. Theodore
Closing the line OF the Orleans Artillery,
The officers are: Captain. p. s. Witt; First
Senior Lieutenant, E. Paehoud; First Junior
Lieutenant, E. Gulnle; Second Lieutenant, A..
Donaford.
The Gardes Lafayette, led by Capt. J. Bone.
came next with between thirty and forty mem
In line, and they were succeeded by the Franc
Tireurs, Capt. A. Selie, in their snowy and
tasty uniforms.
Keeping time to the music and presenting a
line appearance, came the
FIRST REGIMENT,
headed by Major Thos. Mcintyre and his
staff, consisting OF Lieut.. w. B. Stansbury,.
acting commissary; Capt w. E. Schuppert,
surgeon; Capt. G. G. Ogden, acting adjutant.
The following companies were in line:
Company A-Captain M. @. Royss; First
Tip1ltppant r, tuh
tenant, P. Sheridan.
Company D-Captain, G. Fernandez; First
Lieutenant, j .Doudousat; Second Lieutenant,
A. Lanata.
Company E-Captain, G. H. Lord; First
Lieutenant, Denis Mahony; Second Lieu
tenant, r. Mooney
Bringing up the rear Of the procession, with
martial tread and soidierIy bearing, the OBJ
served OF all observers, came the regiment
LOUISIANA FIELD ARTILLERY,
under command of Col. John GIynn, Jr., sup
ported by Col. Buck Miller, Major P. r. Bou-
ny, Major Warren Stone, surgeon; Capt. j. D.
Scott, ordnance officer; Capt. Henry Denegre.
quartermaster, and Capt. D. A. s. Vaught,
cOmmiSSary.
The Canoneers OF Donaldson, Company E,
were given the post of honor in the front, and
appeared with full ranks.
They attracted no little attention, and ex-
cited many eulogistic comments.
They were under the command OF Capt. r.
Prosper Landry, First Lieut.. Sr. j. I. Nolan.
Second Lieut.. Sr. j.. n Pugh, First Lieut..
Jr. l.. A. Landry, and Second Lieut.. Jr. P. s.
Braud.
The other companies followed in the order
named:
Company A, Capt. J. Augustin command
ing.
Company B, Lieut.. W. Fl. Benham, COM
manding.
Company G, Capt. M. l.. Fortier, command
ing.
Company d, Capt. j. r. A. Gauthreaux,
commanding.
-Four 12-pound guns, which had been used
In firing the salute, followed the members OF
the command who were acting as infantry,
and their appearance In the line added not a.
little to the general effect.
AS the various commands passed the cor
ner OF Carondelet street, on their way out
Canal. they were reviewed by Gen. Ogden and
Gen. Behan and their statfs.
After the parade the Cannoneers OF Dom
aldson were entertained by the Louisiana
Field Artillery, in adecdedly appropriate and
satisfactory manner, at the Cosmopolitan
Restaurant.
Like courtesies were shown the Colfield.
Battery OF Donaldsonville at the -Four Sea-
sons Restaurant by the Orleans Artillery.
The Burke Rifles and the commanding off,
Ger and staff Of the Crescent City Battalion
were the guests Of the Quartermaster OF the
command, Capt. e. A. Burke, who received
them at Victor's Restaurant