New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-09-15
srARTLINa!

II a = L
totaelon mas enalSea-0 % world is too much
to seusati ,,,s 10 ba s+o,.+Iol fro,,,
;t ,,,.,,,,,;t., 1 A' W ~ ets'A Ivy" - otht
- - e.S' ~ the unexpected clash OF
arms, or by ohysicial disturbances which
po4,1a o,,Iv e,..:i.:I,
>f>N. AoAte " 4ll14o curiosity III bue pun
Rc mind, End set the sayans to calculating the
nature and intensity of t1,a fo,cas I, s,,cb
49,, 1ss - - -,
alstuf Dances were. produced! Even the con-
faaration of the Mississi,,,,i ,pon1d ioea some
4b;,,,t of ~, ,,ov,oIt,- g., -
Ii1ins u AVS AoFe1ty nom bhose spfedctons OF
huyiatile cremation which have almost con-
pincad tba ,tx-o,15 of az n ,o,,;1 ;1i4-
'ttASNN. '+Ao noi4a " ehe c4teIlLicfl 1ossluiAty
Oh such an event. Ihe thing is 6 startling,
indeed but il is mt ever, the 1,etarnornbosis of
Az c,5..!. ~. - : =
NJ sumner lnto q statesman OF OF MI.
Stevens into q phiIanthropist, wonderful as
those co,,1,ars;o,,s, would ba wbot Sc u
:, ~ eA9lofAs "outu w. "n"V % ~
ststar4lel . and not 10 lessen +l effect l,v anv
-.
pfelnon3tofy te&losatlons, we give the follow
ing article from the Hartford Post, lust as it
,,,,aa,.,a II, = t,,o,o,,+ ,,rz,,,1>o,, - III
ptef'tu II d 1eoeii. hummer ol 'haS respect
table and yerac1eus Journals
STARTLING, G,-We9 are trustworthilv informed
that after the riot in New Orleans was suppres.
sed the rebels who nartininated therain and fha,.
allies actually made preparations fo CHARGE mon
and drive the United states troons ont of In.
fayette Square and that Gen. sheridan LEARNING
this fact ordered his men into nosition ran,nvaS
the fence around the square and all other obstruc
tions and shotted his guns and that these nre
parations alone probably nreyented the nroiacted
attack, Our informant 10 oantla,non go, IL
South, who has for some fine been settled thera
was in New Orleans during The riot. and Wild
went ahout aI6nG tbe nennfe With irnnn;t,y " IN
account Of his s15nosed syh1nathv with fIam md
ran therefore snea knowintfIJ, 81 the sentn,ents
of the people and the condition of affairs.
He SAYS that the poliee and the ire companies
there are regular military ORGANIZATIONS and HAT
the .sWashinrton Artillery Gompanv,, ef New Or.
leans which eficientiv served the rehaIiion II fhn
feld. has 4 fund If III 6n0 4 nerfect organiza.
ton, il under excellent driil and discpne and il
nrenarea at orJ tin1a IL On bonrts rotina ~ +al+n
An aetive mart IN fresh crusade ngsinst TYnit@1
States authority. During the riot he was sn.
pr0ached nv n policeman who said IL hin, '"GIoma
and help us!i He replied that he had no arms,
"Oh. that don't make any 1iffarance. come aiond:
plenty Of pistols down "a fbe station shosa 90
9own ana III eon1s !, eclaiS III ~
Shortly aftsrward Il vas be pJ
policeman who asked, CHOW many niSaers dij
von kl9'' "T haven't had q cbanca ;, ba rar7liad
T6ape /, said the noIiceman. ire z1lo fa,,,
,,d G0f ,ro shots of olI D,s 6oet;o i 0''
His tirstfeSclamaton IN nneati,,o[s,, o15 fio, IN
this city the other day was; ~Well I've fnalIv ant
ont Of hell !, He asserts tIat ITnion nc,
tbronphon+ tho S.tya,1a cf = I
neriI of tbeiT vas IF tbe ana; d ti+ %
unable to get away, are compelled to avow rebel
sentalents or aSleast 70 conceal Or disavow their
ton He afirms that neTfect rei%p of terro
prevails there, III very many respects of an inf
dse Worse @ gnaGter @ s9aa 1 mat which existed
Unionmen are BY hundreds falling victims to rebel ,
fmlang9lty ana hatred Re further states that Gen.
tary strengtb bis fore pr M
cient for garrison duty in New Orleans, and leav-
R sew G5 no Of !tGeps @ I9f me Of 10y
as to what in his Judgment, would he the enact
in NeR Orleans, Of the publication Of Gen. sheri
oniniop Hal t6e seraI onId gne5 y as tIs
there and that hewould be assassinated if he per
sisTta Tbasa "a asa rensadItag. Nan,tl e4z, ~,
full, and must be met and rrappie6 with and over
come by the patriotism and determination Of the
source We know to be GS Sve and ldoil n
readers can put full confidence in their authen-
'iGsSy ssycb -, son,o ,f ~ ,o.,,,+. .,o,, t,
Of Andrew Johnson's j" policy" By it tie South
mas been reinsPred with its former malignity and
to destroy tba nion n ef Re hsref
Of siaveholdng treason. And, in the light of this
pey I tPst ess an1 IS u o aoso
be found to praise and iaad Andrew johnson and
support nis poney!
~ seafIle t1e nerves e a sensitlyetisuole a
uee - o''4SsA eeasl 10 salVanlc
80 .'',,le.' .l'''y ~ Melih enough 10
'lt.lt en = e,.'ti 53Ae' ot nasoF d Polntiess cpl
st%at /, ~ - g,cu 5oiio Sli'ttiia'urg1eal e.
~ 'ete p H9'lltli lihe 10 Se ealiSals we
10y 800. 1850 llls rus, lase a seen
,1 ,ylen tba,l = ~ t , l,,',ls5 - @ lal'-
nd cast tbeir eyes anon IL aditoria, pagl nsa.
The matutinal coffee must have heen left l5,,
asted on the board. while the amazed Hart
ordians, with each particular hair stand;ne
N end-a capillary phenomenon which we
lave the authority of Shakespeare for 4eelarino,
0 be the orthodox concomitant of such emo
ions-rushed into the streets to tell tbeir
leighbors the stupendoqs news. .tThe re-
ellion about to have broken ont again, ..fhe
opulace of New Orleans ready to drive the
ynited States troops from Lafayette Square,
the iron railing thrown down. s.the guns
ouble shotted;" General Sheridan on the
round;" "the Washington Artillery drilled
nd ready" the police and the fremen or
anized as military companies!a If all that
id not serve the people of Hartford in place.
f their untasted breakfasts thew 7o mn do
{ t. &. p b /