New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-08

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IBY TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNAL
NEw-ORLEANs, Jan. 7.--Early in the day.
yesterday, IT became known that during the previous
night bands Of men, armed with orders Of arrest from
the sergeantsatArms Of the Custom house party In the
Gem Bar ROOM" proceeded TO the residences OF
bers of the Legislature a the residence OF Mrs
Ringold mother Of Representative Rngold on Contist
at 8 a M, Mrs RingOd told them her con
was not in. But information that he was not
| in did not suffice the parties. who rushed
stairs, and rudely ransacked the room occupied
by Mrs RiRgod and her daughter and other in
the house. Another party went to the residence Of the
Hon. j. W. Quinn, on Perditast.. and informed by
Mrs Quinn that her husband was in on presenting
their reyovers, Mrs Quinn, who IA confinement,
became greatly frightened and lies seriously ILL.,
dozen other residences similarly invaded, fright
enng and children and creating midnight uproar
generally. The Hon. A. Beot seized at his house
and taken the "Gem Bar ROOM" where through his
brother he applied 10 Gen. Emory for release which
was granted
Tie Hon. Mr. FOntilieu, the Hon. Mr.. Belot
and the Hon. Mr. Moore. similarly confined
applied TO the Eighth District Court for writs
OF habeas corpus, which were granted. The
Sheriff proceeded to the GehX bar-room TO the
writs, but and his sergeantatArs refused TO
comply. The Court learning Of this from the Sheriff
issued writs of injunction against Carter and Mudget
and against all the members styling themselves
the House Of Representatives, from proceeding
furtner, except III THEIR places III Ine State-
House, where the House Of Representatives proper
land also ordered the OF Carter and Mudgett
for contempt OF Court. The ijunctOns and orde OF
rest resisted; the Sheriff notified the Court and
the Court called on for force 20 enable 1t to
enforce DEGREES and then the Governor called out the
militia and sufficient detachment Of police Soon three
companies OF militia stacked arms in front OF the state
Capitol; also two companies Of police on the
ground reporting for duty Al this point excitement
intense the streets were filled with people the
thugs rOwdes OF the city gathering around the Gem
bar room on Royal-st, and most Of the eolored
people and their white Republican friends gathering
near the sateHouse. Orders to march we're not gwen
till Gov WarmOth communicated with Gen. Emory,
asking his cooperation TO preserve the peace Cen
Emory proposed delay of three or four days the Gov
ernor learning this, said that already week had
elapsed, and that mob, backed by the State
Democratic Committee, trying under the lead
OF an ex-Confederate Colonel, destroy the
state Government; all the Custom-house officers,
under the lead Col Casey and Marshall Packard were
assisting them, not only with money and men In federal
positions, vessel to take away members oil
the Senate enable the Senate to proceed to
public business; and now he would his own lawful
means to enforce the OF orders Of the Court
and the laws OF the state He would also protect citizens
fro1; outrage and the homes OF the people from mid
night Invasion and outrage. lat O'Clock the militia
and Jeohce supplied with ammunition and ordered
to march 10 Royal-st. Reaching the Gem bar-room
Col souires accompanied by Sheriff sauvinct, with
writ in hand presented themselves, and we're nrs re-
sisted by sergeant-at-Ams Mudgett. Col squres now
turned to his and ordered readiness for combat
Mudgett after consulting Carter expressed Willingness
TO respect the wrts which read by the Sheriff
The object being accomplished. Col sQures police, and
Sheriff returned to their forces amid cheers
from the friends OF law and order and Kisses
from the Thugs. The militia ana police re-
turned TO the state-House. On their departure
speeches Of the revolutionary character de-
! he OF hy leading
the Democratic party, among them Mr.. Jonas, Slr'
Cotton Jewell. and one or two coored men, winding
up one Col Carter, who said that with those
b caring him to back him, he would resist the State
Government.
Yesterday, under orders from the Secretary OF the
Treasury, the Revenue ctter Wilderness landed ana
eight or who had been on board OF her Tor
week hurried out to places of secluAon sergeantsat
arms OF the Senate are now In search OF them ana
quorum is expected tomorrow
Under orders United States Attorney -Genera
District Attorney Beckwlth has Issued the f0OHlnb,
which nut end yesterday to the prostitution OF legal
process Of United States Courts for advancing political
interests:
TheiUnited States agt. II. D. Wdrmoh Gorernor of ne
Siate or Louisiana United states Commission
SrR In accordance with the terms and by the author
lty Of u dispatch from tho Honorable the Attorneyen-
, directing me to avoid conflict between the author
ties OF the United and authorities of the state
of louisiana prevent the Of the process OF the
T. ) for political purposes, hereby o. behalf OF
the United States discontinue the prosecution against
named the various warrants Issued ny you
to-day based the afdayits charging sald parties WIN
combining TO conspire 10 obsruct the laws OF the Sed
states and the state Of louisiana VINO nave th- aay
waived examination and gwen bond 70 appear before
January g. is72 j. r. BECKwTm. L. :. Attorney.
To MARSHAL PACKARD District AnOreys once, District
Of louisiana, Ne,r- orleans, January 5, 1872
SIM Nearly all OF the persons named IN the warrants
held bv Won against members OF the state Government
issued by the Hon j. b. Weller United States Comms
sioner for conspiracy etc. Issued yesterday ana on TINS
he 6tb inst have voluntarily appeared before the Com
missioner and waived and gwen bond IN con
furnity to law, and under instructions OF the AtheS
General have dismissed the proceedings IN an cl-t'
where bonds been given You Will therefore
return all OF said warrants without further proceedings
! or an Y attempt to execute the same.
j K BECKwITH, United States Attorney
Arer sepdipg this order, District-AttOrney Beckwh
informed the Governor, observation-disclosures and MEM
hers of the Legislature further arrests would DO
made and that the United States Courts should not be
| used any political purposes whatever when the
| Custom-house Republicans seceeded, they had q IN
number and the Democrats seeeedng with their 70 ths
| means original members but the attempted unseatng
of members leaves the Carter organization now % Re
nuhlcans and "a Democrats, which leaves the matter
exactly az the State Democratic Committee wished H.
Members of the House OF Representatives proper now
meeting in the state House count total OF CO. 50 OF
whom are Republicans, and five Democrats. This show
| ing indicates why the Democratic Thugs support the
Carter organization, and unite with IT III an attempt 10
| destroy the State Government
At g. last evening the mob eementhe Thugs OF 1866
and ls6s-gahered near the K0yastp iO0 or
| 500 in number and with shouts and yels, marched on
the militia arInory Oh Carondalet-st but finding that
sufficiently armed, turned about and marched 10 the
arsenal Of the French Battery on Petersst seized te
aTmOrer and then took all the arms they could mud
With these generally rejected and useless weapons they
weut through the like Indians the war-path
The State Government during the whole week mas
faithfully withsood the storm created not only by the
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