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r. n. Ogden, Esq, on behalf of the
Committee appointed to prepare an address
to the people ofthc State. reported the same
which was unanimously adopted.


5. Mazerau, Esq, being loudly called
for made an address in French. and was
followed by Randall Hunt, Esq, who occu
pied the time till the hour of al ljournment, in
his usual cloqlent style.


During the afternoon, the assembled
thousands were entertained by speeches al
different points, AMI numerous songs were
sung with much effect, particularly those
by the Naichcz Straight OnsS." About
suniown the whole assembly returned TO
town, and shortly after the greater number
embarked for their homes, highly gratiiicd
with the days proceeding, without an acci-
dent having occurred to mar the pleasure OF
the festival.


The number of persons present, il is
computed by many, and not fail short ol
twelve thousand. The delegates from the
city returned early Yesterday morning in
fine health AMI spirits, bringing with them
the BIC BALL, which they pledge to keep
until November next. 1t is designed 90 be
sent hence 10 Mobile. The utmost hospi-
tally was displayed towards them by the
citizens of Baton Rouge. The number oi
delegates from New Orleans was 1877.