New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-06

Our readers will not feel like reading much to-
day, so our report of what took place last night
shall be "short and sweet"
There was Bell and Everett mass meeting last
night. The Clay Statue was the center of it, and
Canal and the cross streets were the surrounding
a living sea of human beings. Street crowded
with men, windows and balconies radiant with
ladies'; never, in this city, q greater, or more
solid, or more brilliant display.
Canal street blaze of fire; streets included
in the line Of march, splendid with illuminated
houses, and galleries crowded with ladies, waving
kerchiefs in front of blazing fireworks gotten up
by the gentlemen who didn't claim the front stand
ing places.
The streets jammed everywhere, and the bal
comics and verandas crammed with the fairer and
better part of the population Of Louisiana.
These ladies smiling, waving kerchiefs, fling
ing bouquets, presenting wreaths, and adding the
top-touch of beauty and enthusiasm to the manly
display of the clubs, with their music, fireworks,
hurrahs, and wholesome appearance generally, as
regarded their intentions in reference to the Con.
stitution, the Union, and Bell and Everett.
The organization of the meeting was announced
by the designation of the following gentlemen as
officers: --.
Weep Presidents First Disb.id.-N. E. Bailey,
A. Brother, DR.. W.O. Carey Harmon Doane, J..
Dunlap, J. K. Day, q. FL. Dudley, N. Easman, Mo-
ses Greenwood, Robert Gribble, g. ". Hynson,
G. W. Helme, 7. Greenleaf, Isaac Hart, A. B.
G. W. Lyle J. U. Lavillebeuvre, N. P. Lytle, Chas.
L. Leeds James Mcconnell, p Maxwell, Thomas
Murray, John 7. Monroe, W. ". McGarrity, 9. HI
Noble, Thomas X. Price, L. H. Place, H. j. Ran
n ID ID C,,1rn Tx1.r Ci,prc nHC,
sloo, D. S. segura, P. W. woodlief, F. Young, Rob
inson Teatman, J. B. Walton, Lou. Graham,
w. NJ. semple, VIM. II. g. King, 3. G. Smith,
/. N. Marks, J. NJ MeCandlish. W. R. Adams
BENZ. Bland, James Beggs, r. i. Bruce, Robert
Armistead, L. F. BLACKWELL, j. s. Clark. w. Fl.
Cook, Jos. II. Dick. r. Camerden, R. G. Latting,
7. L. McGill, j. 0. Nixon, j. r. Picton Chas.
Pride, Geo. Strother, H Renshaw, Edward Sloan,
DR.. W. B. Lindsay, Chas. Thompson, Sidney
Story, F. r. Trinchard, w P. Vincent, R. H. Marr
W. H. Pierson, H. G. Geiger, L. A. Levy, Jr, DR..
Thos. Hunt, DR. F. j. Coke, Geo. NJ. Pnckard, G.
H. Bradshaw, R. F. Harrison, l.. f. Generes, w, j.
Beebe, Henry Fiorance, B. ]. Sage, M Walton, NJ.
Barnett, Isaac g. Seymour, j. W. Wilder, Adam
Giffen, Alfred Munroe.
Second District-T. e. Adams A. G. Bakewell,
A. Blache, E. d. Beach, Jules BENT, A. Dupre, v.
G. DeLisle, Guy Duplanter, L. D. Forstall Charles
Derhigny, B. W. Hebrard, l.. EyIna, Henry Garidel,
j. Hernandez, A. Miltenberger, r. 2. Hubbard,
Jacob Herr, F. Sambola, j. Yiosca. j. b Soraparu
L. =
Lanata, r. Lobrano, "A. L. ii. Kernion. P. Wellman
Louis Muh, A. Carriere, P. A. Giraud, w. o
| Denegre, DR.. VIM. Rushton. Geo; Gottschalk
John Slemmer, A. Legendre, J. A. Weysham, Al
| fred Bernard r. J. Arnoult, Chrstoval More J. NJ
Cabalero, H. NJ. DeBuys, D. Fatjo, w. j. Maynard
Amilcar Roux, F.. G. Gaudy, j. O. Chalon, Jose
| Barba, Emile Dapre, Geo Watyman, NJ. E. Macoin
l. Telsn G Hoggarth L Z; Roa LsmarIe j.
Moses, J. Wilson, D. Maupay, J. P. Eggleston, M
Harris, A. M. Nathan, NJ. o. Fl. Norton, Jules Gas
| sard.
Third District Geo. Clark, W. G. Raymond
John B. Leefe John Culbertson, ]. Bermudez
John Laidlaw. P. s. Witt, A. Duqnercron, A. La
rose, Webster Long, G. W. Culbertson, G. o
Leblanc. D. s. Devices, A. G. Merkel F. Labatut
". E. Wheelwrght, J. p. Barnett, Robert Wynne
Charles Morel, Chas. LeCharpentier, j. Char
bonnet, John B. Fitch, J. n. Maxwell, P
Schomberg, Numa Larose, James Prudhomme
| A. Chiapella, Charles E. Fortier, John Lambias, G
De Ferer, W. Patterson, G. Melcher, A. j. Colts
Smith, j. o. Larose, R. Phillips, A. Ferris, " Egly
| A. Bourgoine, P. Power, E. Dupre, P B. Boisfon
taine, S. Maspereau, Anthony O'Neal, J. Brunean
John Paisley, s. D. Maxwell, j. L. Meekins, Loui
| Power.
Fourth District-A.D D. Kelly, D. P. Logan, A. w
| Bosworth, Alexander Harris, j. j. Warren, B
Campbell. VIM. NJ Perkins, VIM. Freret, Hon
Lucien Adams, Jno. D. Caldwell, G. R. Pitcher
Augustus Block, Fl. T. Lonsdale J. H. Phelps, B. S
| HARRISON Geo. W. Squires, David Adams, w. II
Reese, Henry Block, Jacob Staub, j. A. Swift, Leo
nard Fash, Jno. A.. Watkins, I. D. Van Horn
r. Won La Hache, s. H. Kennedy, E. c. Payne
B. Newman, E. A. Patterson, Harmon Staum
bourg, Geo. W. West, E. Parmee, Samuel Sum
ner, Harry I. Hayes, Theodore A. James, j. U
Payne, NJ. Musson, John s. Wallis, James Tur
U. Marot, W. ". Lamberton, Henry Howard
G. NJ. Beaman, G. h. Jonas, E. S. Keep, H. Il
Bryant, Ignace Dugas, Hugh Lucas, H. B. Cresap
Henry Ginder,- A. s: Phelps, Richard Flower, A
| r., A
H. Wilson, 7. Bienvenu, j. 3. Castley. Sr., Joh
Livingston, J. Il. Wheeler, N. Williamson
NJ. Kirkpatrick, William Waelper, W. B. Bowles
Isaac Bridge, D. S. Devices, R. w. Rayns
j. P. Moore, Geo. 0. Sweet, N. H. Goodrich, W
Miller, VIM. Cooper, A. FL. Person. Q. D. Bnnce
John L. Lee, Jas. p. Marvel, DIR. Berthelot, R.
Horrell, F. w. r. Brakeman, Richard Lloyd, n
Montross, 7. s. Duggan Adolphus Hamilton, T, I
Phillips, D. R. Carroll, W. B. Conger, Dougla
!, West, G. M. Beaman.
secretaries---E. T. Parker, DR.. S. Hardy, u. J..E
blanchard, s. I. Jones.
Thi meeting was on Canal street, the brons
statue of the Sage of Ashland being lighted up
the torches and transparencies, amid the present
! of the unexampled multitude, and serenaded,
to speak, by the nervous but loud and heartgus
ing patriotic argument and appeal of the Ho
Rande1l Hunt.
The grand procession, in its immense length g
comprising the principal streets in the central pa
of the city, shedding light, half fire, half ranbo
on the corresponding displays of the houses alol
the route.
The crowd and the tumult everywhere all goi
d to show that there never was such procession
n turnout in this city before, or such a tumultuo
) turnout of the people, ladies and gentlemen, G
b and young.
s The late hour at which the procession filed p,
i the Crescent office, precludes the possibility of 0
t giving all the particulars.
II In our issue of tomorrow, We shall endeayor
give some account Of the displays of the diflert
Clubs, which combined to produce the most exit
sive and splendid political pageant ever witness
E in this city.
1t In the meantime, thanks to one and all for |
i, hearty cheers to the Crescent, and the fine sc
nades after the procession was over. Let US
do our duty to-day.
THE ELECTION TO-DAY.
That the voters of all parties may know and
, cognize the police officers detailed to preserve
= peace around the voting precincts, (according
), the arrangement of the Mayor and Chief Of Pol
which we mentioned yesterday we publish
names of the officers detailed, four at each 7
le einct. The Mayor, the Chief of Police, and Q
9. selves, request the peaeeable and law-sbidng n
a Of all parties to aid the police in queng any
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