The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-01-09
w atkins, surgeon; and W. +. Schuppert, as
sistant surgeon.
Next in line came that well known and
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Watkins, surgeon; and W. r. Schuppert, az
elstant surgeon.
Next in line came that well known and
popular body
THE LouIsIANA FIELD ARTILLERY,
led by Col. John GlyDn, supported and assist
ed by the following staff officera: Lieut.: Col.
j. Il. Gardeur Jr., Major =. L. BOnny, Major
Warren Stone, surgeon Major J. J. Scott.
ordnance officer; Capt. Henry Denegre, quar-
termaster; Lieut.. James Reynolds, assistant
uuartermaster, and Lieut.. A. Durel adlu-
tant.
There were four companies In lne Bate
rles A, II, q and D. and they made magnifi-
cent show. The officers OF the several butte
ries are named as follows:
Battery Captain. j. N. Augustin; first
lieutenant, Chaa. Janvier; first junior lieuten-
ant, A. q. Landry; second lieutenant, IL. N.
Armant.
Battery Captain. J. D. Edwards: first
lieutenant, W. II. BeaDham; first junior lieu
tenant, y, Il. Lalmant; second lieutenant,
Ct. Schaffer.
lieutenant, z. o. Guerin; first junior lleuten-
ant. +. Larue; second lieutenant, Sidney
Lewis.
Battery D-Captain, j. II. A. Gauthreaux;
first lieutenant, Edw. Clark; first Junior lieu
tenant T.. s. Fairchild; second lieutenant,
John @. Turner.
Following came the company Trio oil Ber-
sagllo, commanded by Capt. j. AStredO. This
company marched well and turned out pro-
pOrtionatGlya larger number OF It's members
than perhaps any other. The entire member
ship Of this company is 100.
Succeeding them came the CaHadOres lie
Orleans under the command Of Capt.J. Llado,
The unique uniform Of this company ut
tracted considerable admiration along the
streets and presented pleasing contrast.
This Ia u thriving company and numbers
seventy-nne men.
The procession was closed by the
REGIMENT ORLEANS ARTILLERY,
led hy Col. A. j. Bachemin and the following
staff officers Lieutenant colonel, =. o. Pey-
roux: major, o De Bouchel lieutenant and
adjutant, Geo. II. Theard; captain and COM
missary, Henry @. Maher; captain and quar-
termaster, u. MarchGnd; lieutenant and as
slstant quartermaster, A. Bailey Blanchard;
captain OF ordnance. Duncan Bailey Blaneh-
ard; sergeant major, A. Cologne; sergeant
commissary, A. Miller.
The regiment. both rs to numbers and ap-
pearance, was all that could be desired by its
friends.
The following companies were In line:
Battery A Captain, l.. +. Boucbereau; first
lieutenant, III. u. CanonRe; first Junior leu
tenant John j.. Pittman; second lieutenant,
Louis Caron.
Battery B-Captain, Chas. Leieune; first
lieutenant, j L. Baltz; first iuntor lieutenant
Leon Nunez, second lieutenant, Thos. J..
Camp.
Battery C-Captnins ~. ". Jones, lT5t Heu-
tenant, p. Koppman first junior lieutenant,
j. j. Lafargue; second lieutenant, +. b. Ear
hart; secopd junior lieutenant, w Freret.
Battery D-First lieutenant. Jos. Crescent,
commanding, first junior lieutenant, Emile
Mansung; second lieutenant, Baptiste Retz,
Battery E-Captain, A. Sambola. first
lieutenant, III. Schwartz, first junior lieu
tenant, John Il. Boehler; second lieutenant
N. Theodore.
Battery F-Captain, Z. s. Wilt, Jr.; first
Emile Pachoud; first junior leu
tenant II. Guinlet; second lieutenant, L. DON
nafort.
Battery Il was out both as infantry and mr.
tillery, having two brass Napoleon guns with
them The pieces were no small feature OF
the parade which they closed.
Nothing occurred To mar or interrupt the
pageant and throughout the entire line the
streets and banquets were thronged with
spectators. A great many carriages were on
the streets, and the ladies and children were
conspicuous In their admiration OF the display.
Lieut.. Gov Witt appeared IN buggy at
the corner OF st. Louis and Royal streets,
looking quite we'll and enjoying the scene be-
fore him. The military evidenced the PLEAS
ure afforded them by seeing him 50 fur re-
stored To health by salute all along the
line.