New-York tribune., 1872-12-09
THE LOUISIANA TROUBLES.
WARMOTHs CLAN AGAINST THE CUSTOM
HOUSE PARTY.
PACKARD's LAST BULLETfN-coNcERNING JUDGE
DURELL.
my rrIHGPA APH TO THE n

lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRGBuNBI
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-The Attorney-Gen-
era received the following dispatch, this morning, from
Marshal Packard Of New-oreans:
NEw-ORLEASs. Dec. !, is7a
Hon gro. II. WILLIAMS, Attorney general, Wdshing-
ton: The o. s. Circi Court has today granted & hS I %
Antoine. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS elect, enlolnhg i,re ~ W.,
persons pretending be members or the LegIsatnre
nndcr prclext OF being returned by pretended Retur %
ing Board appointed by Warmoth; also en1ohlbg & ano
r"g anv List of nafnes OF members returned elected
ther fha those returned by the Lynch ana Heron e
organization Z. b. PACKARD u. S. Marshal
It appears from this dispatch that Judge Durel mas
gone TO the fullest possible that could bo wished
by the Custom.house politicians In oyerurning the
authority OF the State Government Of Louisiana. Inc
Attorney regards tho affair as settled, ana Is
known that the Administration fully sustains tue actoh
OF the Marshal in SELLING the state House and hoding
with force Of u. S. troops. The only recourse Gov
Warmoth or the Liberal candidates chosen at the elec
ton have left s TO carry tho case mp to the supreme
Court Judge Dure who issued the injunction designed
TO have the effect of giving the State Government lh'o
the hands Of the Cusomouse party, was appointed 10
the bench about 10 years ago. There have been serious
complaints made against him OF late and an mpeacn-
ment was once talked Of Another plan proposed was to
get rid OF him by lcsating him out OF Office by some
act Of Congress changing Ii Judicial district.
TIE SITUATION YESTERDAY.
NEW ORLEANS Dec. S.--The city is compare
lively quiet The restraining order granted yesterday
hy Judge Dure placing the whole matter Of organizing
the Legislature in the hands OF the Cusom-hOuse party
is the general topic OF conversation Even puDhcans
express asonisnmcnt at its sweeping character As the
matter now stands the Custom-housc party have won
the fight.
They have thus far been supported by the Federal
Court in every demand The Legislatures are eX-
pected TO meet tomorrow The impeachment OF Gov
Warmoth by tho Custom-house Legisatre and the de-
position Of the Governors Legislature By United states
troops seems 10 be the programme. The Warmoth con-
tempt casecomes no in the Federal Court tomorrow
LArIR-To-morrows Republican win contain full re-
the November election, canyassed by the Gus
ton, ho1se Returning Board, showing Grants majority
I'm tbe State TO be 62l; Koogg's majority. s6l aud
the election of the entire Republican State ticket The
Legislature stands 10 Republicans, SO Fusionists the
Senate, q Republicans, Fnaionisis'
The Cstom.Houso members Of the Legislature to-day,
in caucus decided to take strong against their
opponcnts An the members returned bY the Custom
house Board who do not take their seats but act with
the other body VIII be disIsse auI u the ppNtluo.
to recognize them, articles Oh impeachment WILL
follow.
now THINGS STOOD on SATURDAY
Nrw-ORLrANs, Dec. THE Custom-house
Returning Board this morning promulgated the election
returns for members OF the saturc, which differ ma
terally from those pronuea Thursday by the Gov
ernor Returning Board No election returns have yet
been delivered by the State authorities TO the Custom
house Board Federal troops stil hold possession tho
state-house Two legislatures viii probably as ienhlc
one recognized By tho GogernOr and the other by tho
Cust0m-Aouse party.
IArER-TIs evening prominent capitalists and prop
crty-holders held largely meeting, at which 1t
was resolved that delegation Of representative men OF
the city at dispatched to Washington to ropre-
sent the exact status Of this community TO the Govern
ment The Committee authorized 20 pledge tho
featv and support the people TO the President n any
measure 1t may be the policy OF the Government Ia
adopt and merely ask be relieved OF scltconstuted
Tue United States Circuit Court. to-day Issued ~ll OF
ccioro1 in the cases of the juncuOn' Granted yeste-
day hy the Eighth District Court against tho Custom
house Returning Board