New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10
THE GREAT BELL AND EVERETT TURNOUT
SOME ACCOUNT OF THE CLUBS

more particular account of the procession to-day
and this we now proceed to do.
We have already mentioned how tremendously
crowded the streets were throughout the line of
march, and limited at the pleasant incidents that
occurred as the unequaed procession wound its
way along.
The procession was headed by the Grand Mar
shal A. Mazureau, Esq, and his numerous aids, all
on horseback, with music and any number Of
torches. The Clubs followed in the following
order:
Bell knights.
The splendid band of young horsemen, with
their banners and neat uniform looking as finely
as ever. Before joining the procession they went
to the corner of Barracks and Royal Streets where
they received from the ladies beautiful banner Of
blue satin hung with flowers. At the Strangers
Hotel, on Chartres street, they received wreath
at the Louisiana State Bank they received another
on Royal street still another wreath was received
and on Rampant large and splendid bouquet
such was the enthusiasm and admiration of the
ladies everywhere.
Everett knights,
Mounted, in their rich and brilliant uniform of
red and orange capes, tasseled caps, and lances;
led b trumpeter. They went through military
evolutons during the march with great grace and
precision, and attracted much attention every
where.
Minute Men of go,
Marching in their usual correct military style
and carrying their lamp.torches.
Union Guard, Second District,
In strong force, with an abundance of banners
and transparencies. Before joining the procession
the Guard went to the residence of Mr. Hubbard,
rrt 1.I
white satin banner, richly decorated, was received
from the fair hands Of Miss G. Hubbard. Mr.. L. E.
Lemarie, Grand Marshal, received the banner and
made handsome response. A beautiful wreath
was also presented by Mrs. Goulon, at the Louisi-
ana State Bank.
Union Guard, Third District,
| Composed of the Seventh and Eighth and the
Ninth Ward Clubs, a long and strong body Of men
the first Club carrying lamp and the other
Club carrying numerous transparencies, the whole
making a fine appearance. The Seventh and Eighth
Ward Guard were to have received banner and
wreath from the ladies' but this they postponed
to Thursday night. This Club at the corner o.
Camp and Common streets, received from the
youthful and pretty Miss Wilhelmina Henderson G
beautiful wreath of white and pink flowers, Will
golden leaves and pendant ribbons.
Bell Champions.
The youthful members out in strong force, 81
all told their first turnout; exciting much admra
ton by their elegant uniform and solderly march
all carrying torches Numerous wreaths were pre-
sented to this gallant young band; four Of then
being presented at the clubroom, and one from
Tyler's gallery on Canal street.
Fossils Guard,
!. oot;, 70 +Ing
Club. We cannot sufficiently describe what
splendid appearance this Club presented, march
!, ing in open order in sections Of four, wearing
military caps, gray capes, and holding their torche
erect as guns. The Club, too, was very powerful
in number. It was worthy escort to the Foss
Club The young gentlemen were much oompl
mented, and deservedly.
Fossil Club.
Some Of the old gentlemen were on foot, a
J escort to their banner others were in open car
rages, decorated with flags; the remainder wer
in large railroa domRibusses, flush with flags an
crowded with young men on top. The turnout Q
j the Fossils was splendid; it was, in fact, th
noblest feature of the procession.
Young Bell Ringers,
In their usual strong force, with their beautiful
banners and an entirely new outfit of Transparent
eies-blue globes with white stars through whic
the light shone. One of the banners was ney
and very rich and tasteful affair, which had bee
presented to the Club before joining the proceE
sion 1t was presented at the residence of Mr.
G. BulIard, on Annunciation street, and was th
present of Misses u. Bullard, A. Bullard and A.
Chase II was presented for the young ladies b
: Mr. Emmett L. Ross, and received for the Club b
, Mr. Charles Outlet. Two beautiful boqnets and
flag were presented at the corner of Camp an
Julia Streets Several wreaths and shower
: boauets were offered from Moodyfs gallery G
Canal street: at the ST. Louis Hotel the ladies pr
u sented another wreath, and on Rampant stree
several rich bouquets were presented. The Yonr
Bell Ringers were certainly much compliments
and had cause for high pride.
y Constitution Club.
The turnout of this gallant Creole Club was IL
: grandest in the procession, and entirely eclipse
anything yet seen in this city in the way of Git
:, :, turnout Their former transpareneies they he
II discarded they now appeared three abreast, eat
man in the center carrying star, and those ou
y side Of him carrying glass globes with the nan
of the Club painted on them; all illuminated, al
the three poles connected by festoon of eve
green with white flowers. The Club was very Ion
N nconceiyably beautiful and imposing appearance
y The Club was of course much complimented duril
I, I, the march.
IL Crittenden Guards.
,r Here was another large and elegant body
G. Young gentlemen, uniformed, and marching
le military style with torches and handsome banner
8. They presented a most attractive appearance, a
is came in for full share of the honors of the ng
IN We will mention one pleasant incident that ha
e. pened to this Club and the Minute Men of go
st conjunction Mr.. Kruebe, Douglas man, pl
IS prietor Of cigar store in the First District nyit
in both Clubs into his store and gave them ca
a. blanche to help themselves to cigars The of
D. was accepted by all the smokers they had rea
pleasant time of it and upon leaving, the CT
cb gave their generous host u serenade and TIN
lit times three cheers.
~ ~ Mount Vernon Club,
a. Of the Second Ward out in great force, W
at their banners and innumerable transparenc
ge making a fine display. We obtained no parti
~ lars as to the incidents that befel this club
Everett Rangers,
ne OF the Third Ward, also out in great force, "
raj their usual great display of pictures and motto
lat and long, on wheels, filed with jolly t
waving flags.