New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-27
THE NEW Rebellion.
ArpREHEYDED RIOT IN NEw-oRLEANs.

AIGREHENDED hlOl IN NV -OAlsi.-N.'''
REBEL ACCOUNT OF A "DITFGCtLn@ IN 81.
BERNARD PARISH, LA.-NEGRUEs KILLED
RETALIATION UPON A SPANISH BAKERS
FAMILI-ARSON AND MURDER
NEw-ORLEANS, Oct. 2G-The city has all day
been filed with exciting runors Of trouble N 81 Bernard
Parish adjoining New-Orlearus, below the city From
information brought TO headquarters by the Sheriff OF The
parish others, It appears that difficulty occurred
Yesterday on the occasion OF public display by two
Democratic Clubs in which white man was wounded
ana two negroes were killed.. One Of the Latter was
member Of ne nep Metropolitan Police orce. AT night the
negroes eongregated, and proceeded In body
10 tho house OF Spanish baker ana
Killed him, his son. and sister'lnlA"' Ihey
afterward Get fire TO his house, which WAS burned
10 the ground His wife escaped with hor ,hild In her
arms Two other houses faro reported 70 have been
bnrned In one Of which four children said 10 hayo
been killed The rumors are various and conflicting as
% the extent OF the outracs Many Of the white lnhab
tants Of the parish deserted their houses last night and
fed 10 THIS city.
,Fw-ORIEANs ROUGus KEPT At HOME-GEN'
BUCHANAN'5 TROOPs ATTACKED.
NFw-ORIEANs, Oct. 26-Early this morning
upo the first warning rouble, Buchanan ordered
a company OF infantry TO march down tho river Later
I'm the DAY he dispatched another company OF the ISL
Infantry In the direction the stoamer Ella Morse
nstructng the officers In charge to arrest all the ring
leaders who could be found II Is currently reported this
evening that the first body Of infantry attacked but
hv what body OF men has not been asccrained. Stan
ocera nave been dispatched 10 Investigate the report
When the spread this morning. large numbers OF
white men cOngregated the eyee In the lower part OF
the city, and chartered three steam tugs 70 take them to
the scene of action But they prevented from oav-
inc the CITY by order OF Cen Rousseau the number OF
troops sent was thought 10 be sufficient 70 restore Order
The disturbed condition OF affairs has deferred the Inter
nal Revenue Ioeslsi from entering the Parish to-day
for tho discharge Of their duties. Prominent members
Of both parties had interview with Gen Rousseau TO
day and mutually agreed 20 discOuntenance and pre-
vent US far possible any further public political demon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Press dispatch.
TROOPS TO BE CONCENTRATED IN NEW ORLEANS
THE CIVIL AUTHORITIES POWERLESs.
NFw-ORLTkNs, Oct 26--Gen. Rousseau intends
moving all the troops IN this neghbOrhood into the city,
70 prevent OF the scenes OF Last Saturday
night The disturbances demonstrated the utter
helpessness OF the civil Government No effort on It's
part appears 10 have been made until the soldiers ap
pearcd on the ground On Saturday night for two hours
after the riot on Canalst not single policeman WAS to
o seen though numbers cOngregated in st. Charea
st. within blocks Of the scene OF the disturbance
LARGE REGISTRATION.
NV ORLEANs, Oct. 2G-EYENING.-Reg istra-
ton closed here on Saturday Fortythreo thousand
names were registered The largest vote ever poed here
before was 1900
THE ELECTION TO 90 By DEFAULT-ANOTHER
REBEL REPORT.
ORLEANS, Oct. 2G.-It is said that efforts
ar. being made by prominent Radicals "a have martial
law declared ia the state hoping thus to prevent an cleo
ton 1t is most probable, however, thatif tho State
rlacea nDder martial law Gen Rousseau will order the
election 20 proceed II is also runored tonight that the
Radicals contemplate allowing the election should II be
held 10 no by default that they may have the vote OF
the State thrown out on the ground OF ilegaiy several
Cub parades were advertised by both parties, 10 take
Mace o,glt Two companies Of infantry are stationed
at the Custom House tonight body OF cavalry mas
uet passed down town No further trouble ~ expected
CoLoRED POLICEMEN DIsMIssED-TIIE DEMO
CRATIC CLUBS OUT IN FORCE THOROUGHLY
ARMED--NoT NEGRO IN THE STREETS
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. @-1O p MAT ABOUT
o'clock tonight the white clubs marched from all pai''
Of the city, under their officers, armed WIN o'eiy ~
ceivablc weapon Tloy quietly and IN perfect oruer
formed In Lafayette square and tie streets hrou 'o
CITY Hail. The officers OF the clubs waited on tho Mayor
and rendered their services 10 patrol the siees' H'
negro policeman. many white ones have Deen scol
ON the streets especially Ia tho outskirts QItAg 7h7o