Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-06-08
Autographed to the Morning Bulletin. 'olution in New Crleans-The City il
 pssession of Vigilance Committee.
Neao Orleans, Thu;sday, June

4 Aeao Orleans, Thursday, June 3. ' revolution broke out last night here. A
 lance Commitiee in large numbers took DOS X bn of the Arsenal, Jackson Square and the
 rs This morning the Executive Commit Falls for all lawand -order people to join
 and announce their intention to carry
 measures out. Nothing else has as vet kpred. At 7 o'clock, A. M., the cannon
 f loaded and posted about the Arsenal, and 5pt 2OO armed men on guard.
 SECOND DISPATCH.
 The following appeared this morning in the eS Orleans Trne Delta:
 q CITIZENS OF NEW ORLEANS,
 After years of disorder, outrage, and un- Gked assassination, the people, unable and "A ling either to bow down in unresstiny 4nSslon to a set of ruffians, or abandon a ' in which their business, their social svm [hles and their affections cluster, have at B risen in their might, and have quietly Nn possession of the Arsenal and buildings 5kckSon Square, and have established there head quarters of Vigilance committee. fgng, each to the other, to maintain the &s, lnvlolable, of every peaceful, law-abid- ntlzen, restore public order abate crime and
 or punish, as they maydetermine such no-
 ns robbers and assassins as the arm of the Ehas, either from the infidelity of its public <Ants or the inetficiency of the laws them &s, left unwhipt of justice. For the present ordinary machinery of police justice is sus- Bed.
 De Mayor and Recorders, we understand, Hing up the power they confess their ina
 " to exercise for the preservation of the Ac peace, and the preservation of property, dthe Vigilance Committee will therefore pro- Wnally act In their stead, administering to % and every malefactor the punishment due hs crimes, with ut heat, prejudice or any |nlcal bias. All citizens who have their npathies with this movement, and who think kbme has come when New Orleans shall be eeryed and governed like all other we'll or "a and civilized communities, will report
 nselses without delay at the principal office, Rfe the character of this movement will be palned and the determination of the people re fully made known. Thus far all has 2 done noselessly-all will continue noise Nly, dispassionately and justly, but the ruff E, who have dyed our streets in the blood hnotfending citizens, and have spread terror png the peaceable, orderly and well-doers, st leave or perish, as the people have de- nined. VOA POPULI! VOX DEL, 'even to eight hundred persons were under IS at 10 o'clock. l. is rumored that opposi- will be made, in which case severe hat wil be certain. Volunteers are still crowd up.
 fhe United States District Attorney has en- sd a mol prosequt in Gen. Walkers case n O'CLOCK, A. M.--Gen. Tracy's division of Btia has been ordered out by the Mayor. IT l2 O'CLOCK. The common council are in let session, and considerable confusion among ln. Great excitement in the streets. The hcil got possession of the First District Ar Y, which contained only ten rounds of am- piton. A battle is expected this afternoon, more arrests have been made.
 O'CLOCK, P. M. M.-The Mayor and City pncll have gone to the headquarters of the gllance Committee, and read the Riot Act. Eo companies of militia are engaged in mak cartridges. The Vigilance Committee have eblshed signals, and at three guns fired from
 Arsenal, all the supporters of the move fnt will repair to the Arsenal and resist at tks.
 O'CLOCK, P. M.-The Vigilance Committee shll triumphant; there has been no fight as !. They have used cotton bales and torn up streets for barrcades. The city forces con of all unarmed rabble, with no organization Dead. The Mayor issued an order to take ns wherever they could be found-actng on order, the rabble broke open and seized apons in Kittredge's store. It is expected [ the Vigilance Committee will seize the City ! tomorrow. Bands of armed ruffians are adlng the streets, the stores are closed this smoon. The Vigilance Committee is sup ted by all respectable citizens. The muni- al authorities must succumb.
 4ATER.-A fight is expected tonight. An nense gathering is assembled around the 'd- Quarters of the Vigilance Committee.