The New York herald., 1862-12-10
uYERFSYIIc YRON IEW ORIEkIs.
ARRIVAL OF JHE STEAMSHIP CREOLE.
Trial Of LucieD Adams Gang isr
Murder and Other 0utrages.
ItagHatien in the Trade Of New Orleans sRd
Hopes Of Better EMes,
- tAs>rriya Of the steamship Creole Captain csoch
~ th port yesterday have interesting accounts frop
New Orleans 10 the 2sth ult


New Orleans 10 the 2eth ult.
Our New orleans Correspondence
EEw oslkASa, Ia, Nov ee, 1892
SeHerat AcCle,laa's EeosalHo1 she Mas Was Reoesp
sS-Hsso Il & Erpo.sa ID ATtct ihs administration and
N Po,sc,-H,s Rerierdl Reersstd By he Loyal Cise,ss
q Hssp Crieaas- Tae'r OYiaio,s If Buynsideiral II
xuc.sn A5crs--Hss Hisers--Elhs Race Cosvye--A
lsar4l Pisce of Rosrly" Billy Wilson'S Zouaoss in
Ns.e Crleans-Cslonel Wilson ~ Command Of a Bri
sud- Gr9 Of His Be~ an Toloe-Nsgro Troops
scks D;1y Ouer e Ssor P!anta.ions-P Progress Of tic
Sugar kakine 7he Trads Of Ns 0r!ecss Rssned by TIE
1seheshon, dc.
Ihe news Of the removal Of General Mcclellan from the
esnmand Of the Army the Potomac created intense
osnsasiou In ths city II was anticipated by way OF
chnond and reached hers through the columns Of tho
.ippi papers. The secessionisss ubant and the
oyal portion Of the population ncreduous Neither party
Oua convince the other Of tho authenticity Of the report
- the hand sf the possibility OF its being untrue
~ the osheE The UDionsts had many lies pamed
IN this community truth that 1t is wonder they
slow Of belief. They could not forget that
esugh yaxHat only 70 be told TO the marnesabout the
capture ef Washington and ten Aions Of dollars In Trea
suy notes. and the fight Philadelphia OF President
Aiscon In his-wei say his tunic-accompaDied by all
80 nsnbers Of his Cabinet, less lightly
ead which was told with 30 much gusto few weeks
wherefore they refused creacnce 10 the report OF General
11oClslan's removal, and waited with considerable i'm
Dasiesce for the arrival Of the from New York,
- tbs metropolitan papers would either conrn the
aormaton received through rebel stamp 1t
weak invention Of the enemy.
The community kept ia state o! suspense for
several days, tin at length reached here by
graph that tho Marion, with the m1s from New York
0as aground at the entrance TO Pass rOutre. lie:
ahe snd passengers brought up, however by tug
when the report OF the removal the fayore Union
aeDeral wac fully confirmed.
Great the rejoicing among the this
confirmation of even, they had long wished take
place They firmly believe VIII have the effect OF
sxasperatng tho democratic party tha; every
ahe administration will be opposed tooth nail );
mat great bute viii be fought 10 The iortbcom
@g Congress- in which the Presidents emancipation
proclamation VIII DO so nnmistakably repudiaicd
chat the President will not dare his threatened
proclamation tho 1s of January, declaring 10 what
Bates parts Of States his former proclamation applies
10 even supposed that President Lincoln will be
Deaehed for several Of his acts snd nnconsttu
AiOnaI among which the mos. prominent are the sus.
Denscn Of tho writ Of habeas corpus and the procai
eicn cf negro emancipation.
But this ALL The secessionis;s speculate on the
nect she removal OF the General Mil have the
u the army They believe are trying hard 20 believe
shat large number the officers viii tender their re-
sigustions. wbih whole regiments OF sioned
officers win lay down their arms. and refuse to
aSht under any other than their favorie general.
ahus, II fondly hoped ilat the isyal States
10 dsmoralixea by tho .r, 81 m,,ipv "s ,na,
will be a comparativiy easy matter The South
snsir Independence and dictate terms TO the
the North nor the ecqnsscence OF the army OF the
mac IN the act of the Conmsndcr in Chief
Sheir faith In eventual disturbance in Northern
neatee Some Of The secessionists believe, aect to
believe, thai all the Hew York papers were guilty OF
Saleehood in representing the s6sies remsning
ander the recent change Others are quite certain THAI
a. passvssess Of the military bai The CAIN that pre-
As looked for u Is pity that sn,n sn:aLlo fore.
sodngs are doomed TO prove false.
vnrA tr Fsi.a
sook upon the removal McClsaa deep regret: for
although they have no apprehensons Of an outbreak
fne from the arrangement pan previously ds,ernned
On BY the late Commanding General, Involving delays
sendng 70 the advantage the enemy Besides there Is
latent fesug that Mcclellan has been shabby treated;
politicians. The officers the army here demean them
selves with becoming rtccnce whenever the question Of
seen indeed, that their sympaihiss, with few eIc.p
sions are with. the deposcd chief: bat IL sasufc!eat
With them that those in the highest authority think
change win be beneficial for them yield implicit obe-
disncs that Ars duty Of a soldier There is prevalent
feeling among them howeves and y shared by loyal
than Burnside coud not have been found to put
most remarkable trial before the Military comm.s
sop that has besn in session for time terSnnsed
about week ago. Az strkinsly illustrates the system
cf thuggery murder and terrorism generally that pre-
vailed This city previous to It's conquest, a brief
Of the may not be un!nteresling
Ellie horse trainer and manager OF q race oourss
near this city, He also keeper Of coffee house Ills
race course was kept for the purpose u running private
fee Lacou Adsms, B. s Harrison wiis.r Rsron Bur
nett and other parties accused Of ini-
their way. Adams was the Recorder Of the
.sBioody Sixth Of New York in tine palmv
days of "peai Rabbitisrn'-o moro 40. Adams y
Seems owas the president Of cnb--ihe runp Of The
Know Sothiugs-fron which all the ras,aiities o
The city cnausted becoming terror to the honest aud
lawablong ci,izers This cub Used 70 hold their meet
inss ia secret, when al their sianes concocted
To illustrate the nature % d,r proceedings il is only
nucnai citizcns who mad e-dered tie Gscves obnoxious
90 the principles advocated ~ the cub onId frequently
disappear and never more be beard Others would be
shot OF stabLel IN the olen 10 1851 tor was il
IN 1850 VIII 20 remembsre. that these outrages c.I
pressed their determination T. r".t o"i IN.
Formidable hand of sssassins. vigilance committees
were appointed carGnn were planted in Ger.
tain streets, aud New ori.ats ,irtuaily placod
In state u siege. The secession q The S,a,e
IRON the Union. without the declared si, u the pro,e
and the inauguration ot fcbc rule sv,red the thugs In
their nefaiocs operations. anu the cy Was reduced 10
iasuoe shSd,er 10 nemris as., n, ,na, wsald
hence characters Ike Zee Bal. actor sentence n
scndke dispositions directed the prasrs.e while tLey
Eept n the background Foremost aln.hg them A. ii
ready stated, was Lucien adams.
ihe club ni which this mln was psr-idi a; *, rls
have been addicted % hcrsenesh. Ia TACT nothing ~
ihe way Of gambling cane sm;ss to tcn They nrso
constant freqacutes of ftis course, which ihcy
would use whou, ray ns ine reward aud without
much as tho ceremony y a.ey yopr oayc" - icfsti
possessed Of the track hinsef Accordingly. he offered
10 purchase the lease from Ehs at rdicuoqsly lcw
sum To this Ellis demnrrcd, saying he not degirous
VI parting with the property a, Ill Adams, however,
was determined TO have tile track BY fair msans UF rs
foul aud, backed BY nj followers, picked arrel WIN
is on the alleged ground inst he not coB9ucng tho
track Miriy Fills dcnlot thc s.t Impeachment Tic
was Tor the gang 10 NEE, Els al he ar.ln
saloon ol one ol their nlnlber-a fellow named Holt
whefe ate FORCING quarrel m tho rniortgpats
was badiy beaten. u hsprsns that Ellis y q these
uRRed fhsishneu--ss ot>tliate as a mule where III.
rights are concered-wilo Ike his lusirous crutry.
isen, SIR john Fas,sN, d5siealr objects 10 lc any.
thing on compulsion Consequently his All hav s been
well punched made BIN more stU9b III hs resa ,hln
Finding that Ellis neither 10 rs O.. rc aar
buied into parting With bs lease Adams ma RECOURSE
10 stronger measures. lie nad Ells arrested u,der h
lAdans) warrant recorder. as abotinp4,t harny
first secured the services Of certain members ~ gang
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