, 1873-03-07
new ORLEANS.
Additional Details Of the Conflict
On Wednesday Night.
Capture Of Odd Fellows Hall
by Kellogggg's Police.
-;
The hcBnery Legislature Prevented from
Assembling.
Arrest Of Number Of Fusion
ist Legislators.
Correspondence Between mcEnery and
Gen. Emory;
All Quiet in the City at Latest
Advices.
Arrest Of a Number Of Fusion
ist Legislators.
All Quiet in the City at Latest
Adyices.

AdViceS.
TIE RISING.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-This mornings
Times has the following: In the early part OF
yesterday rumorB prevailed to the elect that
something serious was on foot It Was gener-
ally supposed that the success attending tbs
demonstration on the previous evening "ould
be followed up BY attacks on the different sta
tions throughout the CITY,, A thousand differ ent
reports prevailed during tho morning, but at
noon the excitement had gradually aubs ided,
there being nothing further done to war1a 1t the
feeling. Later in the day, however, andtttoward
nightfau, it became evident that>a move1m ,nt OF
somo sort Was On foot. Bodies Of mon
we're assembled at different points in
the central portion Ct the city, and
upon the streets that one Of the large pa Utical
clubs had offered Gov. McEnery 1900 meu early
in the afternoon, aud the increased num1 ,er Of
the bodies appearing seemed to justify til is u.s.
settion. 4 company Of about 100 WAS a 'sem-
on Poydras and Magazine, and another 81 ther-
ing WAS reported in the neiGhborhood the
sugar sheds.
OPENING THE BALL.
at about $3.50 squad Of militia moved down
Royal street, and emerging into the Pla "a IN
front Of the st. Louis Cathedral, fred int the
station-house. The fire vas returned from f1osa
tho building. bail grazing Gen Oge lens
shoulder. The militia retreated, but IN
about twenty minutes We1e reinforced by ono
800 men. Pickets were then stationed at the n
tersection Of Royal street with Toulouse, st.
Peter with St. Ann street, and tho head OF, nt;
Peter street, and at the corner Of Chartres and
st. Ann Streets There was also guard plae ed
at the corner OF Chartres and Toulouse.
After this first brush the station-hou8e ut 3
closed and boltod~ .....
RAID on THE ooSsHqp7.
The stores OF r. Burond and j. Gu1ion1 ana
L. 2. Lee containing arms. we're broken open
by tho militia, and their contents we're aPpro-
p11ated- ....
About 9:45 Gen Badger, with three companies
Of police, numbering eighty men each, and one
piece Of artillery, formed At the corner Of st.
Louis and Charities streets. The piece waa soon
nfter limbered up and taken down the street.
street. When they reached Toulouse street the
frinc commenced. 1akiug volley being deliver
ed from the corner Of Jefferson street. The po-
lice returned the fire, but in the confusion had
Was continuous musketry fire for about five
minutes, when, at last, the gun was gotten into
position. and discharged twice down Charities
atreet This caused some indigestion d 9o !" ,.n1 .1
1ft1Ik~ ~ %A0
nomenta11ly, our 4ulcKiy 1aMeo, Aao tae as!4n6
was resumed. final shot was discharged from
the gun, and the militia !ettea1eo 1 1h.o seeA1ou m
Square, the police remaining on Cna171es' DE-
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
So far as ls known, one man vas k1ne4 q, ano
eight wounded On the SIDE OF me m1ntla. mere
was only one casualty IePolea a%91 ne the
polico,-a nun being 6Aeht15 "onnoeo III Inc
REINFORCED.
At 10 o'clock the militia were being rapidly re-
inforced from all quarters Of the city, the
squads leaving IN the dtect1on OF 3achson
Square.
ENTER TIE UNITED FTA1Es-
Lieut.. King, Of Gen. Emo1y'e stat, arrived on
the eceue oi acn ~ w or aaSa - - ~ .sed
for the commander OF tno mop. some one u
Int the real citizens Of New Or1eans." Col. Og-.
den and Gen. Wapcaman coming up, the United
States ohceEs 1nfof9ea 1nem % tnas .asy eahe .le
tIat e Gen. q morv had Received Instructions to
+hat +1 affect from Washipgton." Col Ogden re-
sponded that he would order the men to retire
NJ Tord. who held position il the court
bni;;nrs wnnld he nermitted to paes through
the i;nes With his men. Tho Officer said thnt he
could merely submit this request to the COM
1ospder ~ Ike police. Col. 0cden went down
snd andenvorcd to have M. Dond released. but
% lis efforts were OF no avail
va learn that about this time Gen. Wagga-
.,.r comm. .n1inr tho militia vaa met by Gen.
Smith. % Of the United States Army, in front Of
the C.thedral Gen. Smith requested Gen.
Waggsman i The name Of the . United 4 States + to
~e1nsTkinp. At the eame time s.Gen. Smith,
deanite Your courtesy, I cannot say /
an Glad to meet you, since it appears TINT
IN destined to have that pleasure
on1v n tha canacitv of l. prisoner" It will be
remembered that Cen Maggaman eu11enunieo .t.as
ward the crowd grndnally dasPer1ed and leie tne4
police in quiet possession OF the ouldlnes-
Tho action Of the United States troops I'M, " as
taken III ooeo1eAeo ~ 'Ao
WARRINGTON, March 5, 1'n3.
10 Gen. r. r. En.o1y Commanding department. q 1ae
u he@ orans.o d,rsa. I'm to n,.vent INV v1ent ,n-
..rfeTenoe With H. stae aoveznnent of Louisiana.