New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30


TROOPS ARRIVE, AND SATURDAY EVEN
ING's RIOT Is POSTPONED.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-1he pOlee aualrs
are stin badly mixed" Gen. steedman this evening
rendered his resignation TO tho Police Board, but It was
not accepted Thomas 4. Adams. former Chief OF the
Police who was removed by Gen SheItdan was ordered
by the Mayor TO Resume his duties Chief OF the Police
Adams presented himself ut the police office and de-
uanded possession denied him, several OF the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners being at the once
The city all quiet except among the Oniclas at INC
City Hall and Contra, Police Station. The Central Com
uttee OF independent Democratic Clubs have published
The following:
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 90 1T being generally reported by
The Republicans that the Democracy intend 20 carry .9
that the recent disturbances were the ousr3ppng Oh
Ibis determination the Central COMMITTEE 1' tue nnmo
nrpdc M Democratic clubs, representing OIL inc Deno
cratic clubs i'm the Parish Of Orltans this evening anoptu
nT rencr TO race color politics full protee-
ton IN the exercise OF suffrage auI 'O Iva
agalnst any aud all acts of intimidation OF irand, ana
Ealing on every in the city or state TO exercise the
right of suffrage the 81 Of November next IL was re,
lair and honorable TO insure the success OF their
party they viii resort TO- no mSa %ISe Sr nns
that they invite all persons OF wnaeyer pom srH So
~ the polls on the day the election the end that the
most innd member OF any party may 1eel assured OF
i Ia the exs S Of sSfs The c5nmttse
Yenng rendered their services dSse 10 the Mayor iOr
the restoration and preservation OF peace
Gen, Rousseau has received further accessiOns OF
troops and will be- able prevent all but individual
acts Of violence general parade OF the Democratic
clubs Of this parish contemplated Tor saturday ngh
but has been abandoned.
ONSLAUGHT UPON THE SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-The letter of Thomas
w. Conway, State Superintendent OF Education, TO Gen.
Grant concerning United States Infantry, aud by
Gen. Grant referred through the proper channel to that
regiment together with the comments of 10 officers Of
that regiment thereon, Is published I'm The PeGme OF
this morning. These officers pronounce the letter
malicious SANDER and unmitgaed falsehOod. Lieut.
Col Sheldon Sturgeon ndorses upon the letter that Mr.
Conway, while "a minister II the gospel-ehaplain Of
eoored regiment In this city In ls64-persstently at
tempted to draw money from the Government through
him. to which he clearly hot entitled. Gen. Buchsn-
ans Endorsement is that Mr. Conway knew he was
altering uuprov oked malicious SANDER, and but for
hs official position notice would be taken OF the letter
TELEGRAM TO THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COM
INSTRUMENTATION OF THE TRIBUNEs
REPORT - THREATENING ATTITUDE OF TIE
REBEL PRESS.
NEw-0RLEANs, Oct 2S. - Last night armed
bands Of Democrats patroed the streets and negroes
shot down The remaining Republican club rooms
and some regdenees sacked. Prominent Republ
cans were generally concealed Large numbers have
been killed here and in st. Bernard, and mob law has
ruled, but United States soldier has fired gun, This
mornings newspapers demand the immediate resignation
Of the State officers the departure OF carpebaggers and
that laws which do suit them shall be ramped under
foot. Gov. warnoh does his duty nOby amid dangers
difficulties This afternoon Gen. Rousseau told the
Police Board 10 remove superintendent Williamson and
appoint Gen. Steedman, or take care OF themselves.
TAey complied, and Gen. Steedman Is recognizing the
police by stpersedi,0 The Republican, The excitement is
intense, but less demOnstratye This evening Gen.
Rousseau publishes address, saying that he will sup
port steedman preserving the peace Gen. R0as
seau's course fayOrs the reyolutonsts.
GEN. srFADMAN IN COMMAND OF THE METRO
POLrrAN POLICE.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-Gen. Steadman has
accented AZ superintendent of Police from the Metropo
tan Police Board. The Democracy object to recogiz
lug the Metropolitan Police law or Board, ana thls
AFTERNOON Gen. sIeadman resigned. The Mayor ap-
painted Tom Adams who demanded possession, but
was refused. Tonight Gen. 6teadman withdrew ms
resignation and IL In charge Intense excitement pre-
walls at the City Hall, and fears are expressed that
trouble may come Of the failure Of the Rebel Tom Adams
10 get the position which he cOyets