New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-11
POLITICAL.
LOUISIANA.

lBY TELEGRAPH TO gIIb 'l''DUSh'i
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.-The d Ssasslnanon OF
Representative wheyland by the Custo T-fouse Der
geantsaArms yesterday has shortened tho s,uBBe of
the State Government against the conspraors Car
ter's party had already unseated wheyland, and set
their Sergeants-at wanted him TO help them make
"a quorum.
The murdered man denied their right TO arrest him
and was shot This morning the Recorders Court
ordered the arrest of Mccullough the assassin and
era others accessories including Col Carter and to
enforce the order tho police, well armed proceeded to
the "Gem barroom to secure the prisoners Carter and
his friends disappeared and tho arrests have not thus
far been made
About noon II was found that the nsurrcctionists,
after leaving the Gem, and learning of the orders OF
the Court IN the assassination matter assembled in Mar
sha Packards Office in the Custom-hOuse. Mccullough
and the scrgeants-at assisting him in the parish
prison. Carter has been Informed by Gen. Emory that
he had better submit to the civil authority and that if
he resss aud riot the United States forces will
help the Governor putting it down.
Gov. Warmoth's proclamation to-day pronOuncing tho
Custom House assembly revolutionary and inviting
representatives TO take their places at the capital also
assuring them that unless they abandon their unlawful
acts he will their arrest has treasured the people
and given confidence IN the ability of the civil authority
that business began TO enion and State securities
ran up on CarOndcet-st.
Two other members Of the Carter House returned 70
their seats today and others send word that II they arc
assured that hey will not be expelled, they viii return
tomorrow.
The Coroner's Jury gave a verdict that Wheyand was
murdered by Mccullough, and Mccormack and Carter
as accessories All three hold positions in the Custom
house. Whcyland was buried to-day; his funeral ser
vices held in the Hall of Representatives at the Capital
many former soldiers who were IN the army with him
attending ,,.,, .
attempt to meet again. pcaceable citizens generally
consider the conspiracy virtually ended; but Mhrsnal
Packard was heard that the matter could not Ter
inmate Just yet The Custom house men tried 10 get up
an Indignation meeting Canast. this afternoon pu'
the citizens did not respond.
Some friends o. the President now declare that TIC re-
moval OF Federal officers inevitable and that ny
their removal the Republicans will promptly hio anu
leave the Democrats to fight their own hattc' a'onc
The Cnsomhous9 Senator's yet in Mississippi walt
ing for Carter - 60 something.
TIE KU-KLUX LAW THREATENED IN LOUISIANA
10y TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuNEl
WksUINGTOS, Jan. 10.-lt is reported mere
at midnight thai the Carter party IN New-oieahS VII
tomorrow make Al application to the President 10 ep
ply the Kuklux law against the WarhO'h parry "''
that the request will be granted.
| TIE NTEDFR OF ASSEMBLYNAN WllEfLAN p-
TWO VEEDICTS-CARTER INVOLVED ~ llif
CRIME-lMMENsE LOSS TO TIE BUslNES5 IN
TrREsT OF THE CITY-GOY. NARMoiL
| WApYs TIE RIOTERS TO RETURN TO THEIR
PLACES
GENERAL PRESS pISPATCH1
! NEw-ORIFANs, Jan. 10.-The statements 70
| oordine the killing of Wheyand arc contradictory
can't Mccain testified before the COroners Jury tina
mccullough acknowledged that he had shot WhcyIah'
in the discharge OF his Guties serGeantaArms OF th
House Of Representatives dhe Custom-H0nse iacuon'
when the evidence closed the jury accompanied by
Major Merry one of Gov. Warmoth's counsel, who ha(
heon prescn all through, adjourned TO room on Com
,nor.st where the verdict was agreed on as follows
.That W. b. Wheylnd came 10 his death at the names o
certain nersons at present nameless." This morlhni
Coroner prOnu gated another verdict IN tc sl
case charging Mccullough and the two Me-
being accessory before the fact the Governor IN con
s,auence the verdict, has sent policeman ON 10y al
GOV warmoth to-day issued another proclamation, or
deunC the Carter faction to dcsist from further Proc
iugs and commanding the members to return 10 thcA
seats in the General Assembly
The PicrPpe, discussing the situation Under the chp
tion "Susnenhon OF Business" says: I'VE are III tn
midst OF OuY too short annual busy season; during "Hc
| If ever, our merchants must accomplish thclr year
work order meet their years expenses yet mousse
whose sales amount 10 millions in the very heart o t
city aae Obliged TO close lhcir doors against mon ~
midday. There IS an IncacuaDle IO55 sulcIvu ~ OuI
! citizens I'm this manner. . oil, ~
The application for an Injunction from the Eighth Dis
trct Court restraining the Carei1es from further Go
up fhls morning but was postponed uhti Situr
Cay. There l. material change IN the c0ndltlOn o.
affairs To-day business is very dull and very few lai
have appearcd Cauast. At O'Clock IL - usually
throur INT to-day there could not 20 be seen there
There no business Indoors as inc heu 6rhci'iJ
were out. ,,.....,,,.,.
armed with Winchester rifles, took their position OF
Royalst., occupying almost the entire street from cana
u Cu.ton-hoG est, preventing tio 'oi"A - -"
The morning papers publish the names OF seNt RAJ GU!
zcus who wine ,l the shooting Of Mhfylni yc',iy
aud who HAT the ah0otny Was done Dy poLGeheh