The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-09
1t'hec'ln0 Graistrr.
BY TELE G R AP H.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May s.
IontstaBa Affairs.

w AshlNSroN, may ..
louisiana Affairs.
4 long patch was received this
m.rpipg tor the President, from Gov.
kellogg, giving detailed account OF
tne affairs iu Louisiana and the occur
renee Yesterday, when Kellogg was
n-ei At. A consultation Vas held be
tween Robeson, Sherman, Williams and
Senator West telegram was sent
10 Eme-y instructing him il he needed
more troops 10 carry out the process Of
the U 5 Courts they would be tur =
ni-hed him from headquarters on requi.
-,tjor. 1t is expected vi gorous meas
ares will be taken to restore peace
Criticism Of Adams Address.
Its understood that the surviving
members of President Lincolp's Csbi"
u,t propose publishing a card wherein
,ney will reiute certain statements
made by Charles Francis Adams in
tr- oration upon the life aud character
U William h Seward. The idea was
-usEesled by the late Chief JUST ice Chase
- Ahoyatler reading Mr.. Adams orstion,
VAS OF the opinion that he did gross in-
Justice, not only to Mr. Lincoln, but to
the members OF his Cabinet. The card
vii probably be prepared by Mont
gomery Blair, and will be signed by
tnat gentleman and Gideon Wells Had
Iu,e Cha-e lived he would have signed
Il also, and as his views We're well
known to the other gentlemen, his name
" ii be affixed.
Louisiana Trouble.
General Sherman telegraphed to Gen.
eral McDowell, commanding the de-
usrtment OF the South, at Louisville
TO put six com psnies Of the 10Th infant.
~ under marching orders to await Gen,
sral Emorv's repuisition These COM
pane are. stat,or ed as follows: Three
y Jackson, Mississippi. one at Aberdeen,
N Mssi~sppi, and 2 at Humboldt, Tenn.
last before the closing of the De-
vArtment of Justice this aftern oon, the
Attorney General received the follow
.u. disps tches:
Nsw ORLEANS, May 8, 1873.
T. Hon j VILLAINS, Attorney General
WaShinytoH
The following dispatches appeared in
JhI, mornings Picayuns
HEADQUARTERs ARMY .. 8.
WAsHISGToN, May 7. 1873
I, W p kellogg, Gouvernor of La
The President directs me to say tC
IN that be deprecates su aggressive
olicS and that the y nited Sta es autho
tiles are not 10 be used except in al
emergency. The officer in command
of the department in which Louisiana
u included has been sent fullinstruction
IN regard to the course the Presideu
desires him to pursue. You will there
tore take no action which need requir
the sanction OF the President wirnou
orders from these headquarters Signed
w. s. SHERMAN, Gen.
| have received no such dispatch ,anC
presume il is fabricated hope NJ
reliance will br placed or the Associate
Press dispatches from here, as the agen
ls an attschee OF the P;cdytne ! an
not disposed to be aggressive, but | am
irving to protect our people and pre-
serve the peace i try to act with dis
cretiOn in this most delicate position
and nv anxiety 10 Illustrate the move
nents to involve the Administration,
causes some OF our people to think me
TOO moderate Signed
W. P. KELLOGG,
NEW ORLEANS, May s.
.4.orpsy General Williams, Washington
a dispatch has appeared in one o.
our lJCal papers purportng to be signed
by General Sherman to Gov Kellogg,
saying that the President deprecstes
aggressive action at this time and that
the Un ted States authorities are not 10
be used except in an emergency, Sc
The dispatch creates great alarm, but
q Is believed to be a bogus dispatch.
Please inform me II any such dispatch
las been sent.
Ssued. J B PACKARD,
L. s. Marshal.
He ,a,s his coachmsn distinctly saw
Raw eS aim and fire at him Senator
West SAYS the office 10 which Rswley
Hs- appointed bv McEnery is worth
10000 per sunum, bat OF course be has
o d attempted to exercise its duties
Inc Senstor says these offices, OF which
mere are large number IN the State
A. the bane OF the people.
4 ate telegram from Governor Kel
.oEE to Senator West saws that he has
J1,, rrceIvei 3 long dispatch from Gen
oatser, commanding the MetrOpoltans
4, -. Mariusvile. who says that
he has, so lar, whipped them aud Is all
right No more casualties are report'
q among the State troops.
The Modaes.
A telegram from General Scho6elc
sa'> he hs- gained general knowledge
Of Ine lava beds, and would make
formal movement a. soon ss practicable
a. the lroupe are now in no condiuor
ar attacking the enemy. Genera
>cn"Rrld states that without enrolling
hailad scouts he believes that a few
'Inirei good men from the department
the Platte, or other contagious de-
pHrrments would prove more effective
A. already stated General Schoteid
"i.rurnisn sll necessary reIntorcament'
mat can At present be spared trou
other duty
BROOKLYN.
RRooKLTS, May S.-Mrs Sldne,
Nm't,, Fceep>rt. Long Island sum