The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-10
TuF 011s1ANA TROUBLES.

w,,u,SnroH Nav Sine war "t'a "uo.
,,ce Denartments were occupied nearly all
dsv Yesterday over Louisiana matters.
Kellogg has addressed message TO inc
President, which was Immediately forwarded
to Chicago, wherein he (Kelloge) announces
his inability to maintain himself. and calls,
under section 4, Article 4, Of the Constltu-
ton. for protection from domestic violence.
Pending the answer General Emory's dIscrc-
tionarv orders are continued. ,r
\ telegram has been sent to General W.
Dowcll TO put six companies OF 'nian''s Wv
der marching orders. co,orol
Kellogg concludes dispatch 10 u. a,;n,,
Sherman thus Z" try to act with o's'.e.,v"
in this most delicate position. ana W, .,' ~
to in nowisc unnecessarily Involve III. ~
ministraton causes some Oh '"' ii
think me too moderate. 4,
,iarSh,l packard in dispatch to the At
,orncy- General, abiding 10 the bogus d's'
mitch from General Sherman to heHoSg.
saws THE dispatch creates great alarm and
CONSERVATION. but it is believed to be
borus dispatch. Please inform me ii any
such dispatch has been sent"
Acknowledgement Williams concludes a
telegram to Kellogg thus =" So far as know,
YOU have the hearty sympathy of the Adj
tlllllStlatiuIi III .oui 'hoAr' =" ''ft'>'" ''>''
leSsncSs and violence
General Badger telcgraphs that 50 far his
MetropolitanS have tie best of DE blanche.
De Blanche. he says, lost heavily.
General Sherman to-day tclcgraphcd to
General Emory rs follows " II III your
judgment more troops are needed i'm Louisi-
ana, make your call clear and specific, and
we will cndeavor TO supply them
Ir,,.t 4r,n n pf n
shear City. No boats touch at that point.
The mail reaches Brlshcar overland.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-Thc Attorney-Genc.
raj has received the following dispatch from
Marshal Packard:
$40 Hon. q. II. Williams. Attorney Gene.
raj | received warrants for the arrest OF DE
Blanche and ten other leaders OF the insllr'
rectionary organization at st. Martins. The
accused being in arms and with strong
force deemed it best to at once execute the
process TO prevent the further cttuslon OF
blood, and therefore made rcqui>ltlon OH
General Emory for Il military posse OF forty
men and two officers, which were promptly
furnished. Chief Deputy Marshal DekIyne
| left with the posse. arriving at Brasllcaf Clty
yesterday "wednesday noon by rail.
1.-THE regular line of boats of Price, Hlnc
~ upper, caIEN lNS tIlc / HItIu '2'"''S ii'''i"
| to st. Martins, were withdrawn before the
| arrival of the deputy marshal and laid up at
Franklin, and the proprictors refuse TO use
| the boats. There is no other water trans
portation available there. but it may be sup
piled in a short time by General Emory.
General Badger, commanding the state
militia, has been at ST. Martins i've days,
whittier he repaired to install the local OH
GERS. The parish was returned Republican
| by both the Lynch and Wharton boards.
Skirmishing has been going on. and
some are wounded on both sides. The latest
news is that Badger is holding the town and
protecting the court which is in session. He
does not intend TO 20 out to attack De
Blanche's forces, which are cncamped two
miles away. and are 200 strong, and they.
in turn, it is believed, are not strong enough
| to safely attack Badger i'll the town. The
| arrival of the deputy marshal with his posse
will end the contest.
TSigncdl -. i. PACKARD,
"United States Marshall
BRAsnEAR CITY. May 9.--The United states
troops will leave here by land, not being able
to procure transportation. No Mctropolltans
are in town. aud everything is quiet as far It's
Centrevilc.
FRANKLIN, May 9.-Forty-!hree mounted
Mc.ropolitans, commanded by Mike tooncv,