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sppnintment of Colonel Of Cavalry, and who is now
Jacksuuian enrage as his fellow Creoles call him.


From MIR. Mafigny's house in the suburbs, the pro-
cesson inoyed towards the cty.-Ihe New-Orleans
cavalry, commanded by MIR. Pierre Gallon, carts
,nan or proprietor of CARTS in person, taking the
1ead. This corps is corps Of hussars and used to
DE snowy one,-a crack corps. On this occasion
the commander alone was in his reglmentals, the
rest of the company-"a la bourgeolse''-scme ~
white clean trowsers, i'll dirty trowsers, some
inno trowsers at all-no, in no trowsers tor being
probably prepared for the ball. they wore short small
cloths and Shoes The old General walked !; on hs
right eur Governor Johnson, who has not yet made
up his mind which side to take in the presidential
question. On the Generals left was our militia
General, Laacose, an inefficient commander of some
negro rabble during the invasion. who then styled
himself ''la erreur Brtannique." and who by the
coluured people, is stll designated by the name OF
General Rateatcha. The dinner in Davis ball-roon
was noisy n,iserably begoten thing. Among the
toasts recommend to your attention the one pro
posed by Mr.Isaac T. Preston. quotation from the
10th Chspter of ST. John, aud another by MIR. J. a


Paxton, who called the old General all instrument
sent by our Creator to perpetuate the principles Q


republlcanism. After the dinner, the General wen


to the French. play. Tie pit and boxes wern only
haitill, and in the boxes scarcely Of the regu


lar subscribers, amongst ladies'. was to be seen.