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Mass Meeting.-The failure Of many
distinguished gentlemen TO attend (wbo
were expected until within a week Of
the time assigned for the meeting al
Memphis) reduced the congregation Of
wings assembled, from the anticipated
10000 down to 5 ,O0O--w which we think
a fair estimate OF the number ofstraug-
ers present in the city. Many persons
estimate the number as high as 10000.
a greater degree OF enthusiasm, una
ninity and confidence of success never
prevailed in an assemblsge of The pco-
pie.


Having but just returned, we have
not time to give details. The speech Of
Gen. G. A. Henry was master effort
oftrue eloquence, sound, clear, discrim-
mating and demonstrative argument.
which carried conviction with it. J. S.
Yerger, - Haskell, A. B. Brad
ford, IN. Davis, R. Topp, and Fowler
Esquires were the principal speakers
and severalIy acquitted themselves with
abilitv--each in his turn commanding
the enthusiastic cheers and plaudits o
the vast assemblage.


Marshall county took the prize ban
ner. The delegation from Pamela wa:
about 65 strong, though but half appear
ed in procession, and the banner being
awarded to the highes. number, with
out reference TO distance &c, was nc
contended for.


No circumstance occurred TO mar tn,
hllarity Of the occasion. Only one maj
was seen drunk, and he claimed The hon
or Of being ocofoco.