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

The Governor and hi4 staff rode slowly down
the line and inspected the troops. and were re-
seived with customary aalutes.
After tho inspection
THE ORDER no MARCH
WAS given. the commands RAPIDLY formed In
columns. and the procession moved In the fol-
Lowing order:
FIRST DIVISION l. N a..
led BY Brig Gen John Gynn. IT.. and tho FOL
lowing officers OF the Louisiana Field Artillery
which headed the brigade: Cslopel. q. LIE Gar
deur. Jr.; Major, p. l.. Bouny: Adjutant. A.
Durel: Quartermaster. Cant Gustnve Pilot:
Assistant Quartermnster. First Lieutenant.
j. Reynolds Ordinance Officer. Capt Jas. A.
Ranshaw: Commisary. Capt. Geo. Denegre.
The Louisiana Field Artillery paraded ~ In
fantry. and had In line four full companies un-
der command 81 the fol lowing named officers:
Company A. Capt. J. N. Anausin: Company b.
Capt. Jas. D. Edwards; Company O. Capt NJ. j.
Tortier; Company d. Lieut.. t. CLARK.
The Continental Guards came next, under
command Of Cant VIM. Pierce.
Next In order were
THE ALABAMA STATE INFANTRY.
led by Col. T. X. Irwin. aud the following staff:
Major. L. q. Dargan: captain and assistant
quartermaster, W. =. Gerdall: Major II 7.
Tase. III. u. q. and inspector of rife practice:
master sergeant. II. Sheridan.
The regiment Ia composed Of the following
companies: .m
The Mobile RiHss-Capt. Price williams
The Washington Light Infantry Captain J.
]. Orawley: first lieutenant. James L. Bush ::
second lieute4aut. Alfred Tufs first sergeant
~. Ingersoll. ".... @.-
The Mobile Cadets Captain w. j. Rrainard !;
second lieutenant. W H sheffield.
Gulf City Guards-E. NJ Eunderhell. captain:
Dennis Byrne. first lieutenant.
Cleburne Guards Jos. Cahlll captain: Frank
McLearinR. fret lieutenant.
The Second Regiment followed with Major
Harry Pickles. Lieut.. J. ID. G. Stevenson. Quar-
termaster. and Lieut.. w. W. Crane. Adiutant. In
the lead. The companies iu line were Company
b. Capt Geo. II. Mofyat Company A. Capt G.
H. Garland. and Company g. Capt. Chas Don
maud.
The Second Regiment was succeeded In the
column by the Regiment Orleans Artillery Col
"A. J.. Bachemin commanding. supported BY
Lieut.. Col. ?. o. PeyronS. MAJOR i. y. Witt Jr..
and Lieutenant and Adiutant Geo. H. Theard.
Battery G. Cotfed's Battery from Donaldson
vile. headed the regiment. and was oftcered
as follows: Capt. ID. 4, Jones. Lieut.. j. j. La
fargue and Lieut.. f. II. Earhart
The other companies appeared In order as
follows: A, Capt, L. F. Bouchereau; Battery r.
Capt. Chas. Lejeune; Battery Q. Capt. ID. f.
Jones: Battery y. Lieut.. JOS. Crassard: Battery
x. Capt. "A. sambola: Battery +, Lieut.. Emile
Peychaud. The regiment paraded "a infantry.
Next In order came the Trio al Bersaglio
Capt. John Astredo; Company Francs Tireurs
Cant Armand Sale; Company Cazadores Capt
Jos. Llado. and Gardns Lafayette.
THE MOBILE ARTILLERY
next appeared. with four pieces of ordnance
two Napoleon and two Calling guns. The
company was commanded by the following
named officers. Daniel Il Huger, captain: !:
ChRs. II. Wertom. first lieutenant: Jas. u,
Buthu. second lieutenant: Chas. l.. Huver. sec
end junior lieutenant.
THE SECOND DIVISION.
was commanded hy Lieut.. Col. Chas. Il. Fenner
Acting Brigadler General with the following
staff:
Capt. Z. A. Burke Quartermaster Capt
John AuRustin. Commissary: Lieut. W. G, H.
Robinson. Adiutaut
Behind them came the Crescent City Battalion
Band. and the German Battalion headed the
column. with Lieut. Col. Richard at their head
accompanied by Major G. H. Braughn and
Capt. B. Armbrustfr. r. Quartermastar.
The following companies were In line-
Company A. Capt 0. NJ. Tennison; Company