The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-07
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS
From the East.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The following
| dispatch was received last night by Mar
shall Packard from Governor Kellogg:
New Orleans, March 5.-An armed
mob. Of se-eral hundred, attacked the
police station and the court building: we
| had about one hundred police, who re-
| pulsed the mob, driving them off, and
woundins several. General Badger came
upon their rear. capturing and disarming
a large number The police stations are
filing up with prisoners. company of
troops came up Just after the mob were
driven off The mob were distinctly
ordered to dispense before there was
any firing. The attack was common
ced by them.
New ORLEANS, March 6,-Seventy
precinct stations were recaptured 10y
Metropolitans at half-past clock this
morning. General Badger with eighty
men and one piece of artillery reached
the station, and making n detour in the
rear of the building, advanced toward it,
and sent officer Murphy to demand
their surrender. Before he reached the
station the attacking party were received
with volley from shot guns OF perhaps
seventy-five men, and Immediately re-
and the police rushing in capture the
then ascertained that NJ. X. Chandler
citizen had been MORALLY wounded the
the bali penetrating his abdomen, an
other, Ernst Lioendas was struck in the
arm with q buckshot. Chandler was
| conveyed to q drug store, where phys
icians attended him. No hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery. the physician
expressing the opinion that death was
momentarily expected, at half-past three
O'Clock all was quiet. The police at
that hour returned to the upper portion
of the market house, leaving a strong
guard on duty.
LATER-1OA A. M.-The city is perfectly
quiet this morning. No trouble is APP
pretended to-day, It is now said that
Governor McEnery did not authorize the
movement made by the militia last night.
The Metropolitans are in full possession,
with U. S. troops in rear supporting
their station. The militia is all dispersed.
The citizens generally seem to regard
the attack last night as premature. The
object in making it does not clearly ap-
pear, but it is supposed to have been
with view of showing that the people
will not quietly submit to the Kellogg
government.
New YORK, March "a meeting of
colored citizens was held last night, for
the purpose of urging the passage of
the Civil Rights bill, now before the
Legislature at Albany. A committee
was appointed to so to Albany in the in
terest of the meeting. The proposed
bill grasses the word white from the State
Constitution, and gives the colored man
equal rights with the whites in respect to
admission to schools, churches, vehicles
Of transportation, etc.
A number of regiments returned this
forenoon from Washington. and passed
through this city for their homes.
General Fremont, who is at present
in this city. has prepared written de-
fence in the matter of the proceedings III
Paris, concerning the Ell Paso bond sales
He denies all guilty knowledge of fraud
alent practices. The criminal action in
France is against Fremont. and Messrs.
Baylan, Probst, Pardose, Lissignal and
Poppinet, and the accusation rests upon
forgery by Probst AMI others Of certiti-
cate of New York stock exchange where
by the bonds of the Ell Paso Company
were admitted to the Paris bourse. J.. is
probable proceedings may be commenced
against Fremont in this country.