The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-10-12
THE SOUTH.
STATE ARMS RRTAINRD BY THE WHITE
LRAGURRs IN Lou1sIANA.

STATE ARMS RETAINED BY THE WHITE
LRAGuRRs IN LOUISIANA.
NEW 0RLEANS, October 1O.-The an
pearance OF q squad OF twenty armed
White Leaguers on Canal street last mid.
night was officially reported to the Gov
ernor, military authorities and Marshal
Packard by the Chief Of Police.
The Adiutant General OF the State
Militia officially reports the following
arms belonging TO the State captured in
the operations Of September i4th and
the following days, which have not been
returned to the State authorities or sur
rendered to the United States forces Vs
directed by the Presidents proclamation.
The list embraces two 12.pound howit.
zers, 1859 improved small arms, 1900
oaayonetS, 70 swords and q large quantity
OF ammunition, uniforms and accoutre-
ments. In place of these arms, the Adiu.
tant General states the authorities have
been put In possession of a quantity OF
comparatively worthless and damaged
Belgian rifles, believed to belong 10 cIti-
zens OF New Orleans. These communi.
cations have been transmitted to Gen.
Emory.
KELLOGG AGAIN.
Governor Kellogg says the Picayune's
comments on bis letter and address are
dislngenuous. Flo spoke Of the appro-
prlations Of the Legislatures from 1866 to
1857, inclusive, while the Picayune refers
only to receipts and expenditures; there.
10 lies the difference between the Picay-
une's figures and his OVID.
REGISTRATION
Is progressing quietly, and closes October
~, as prescribed by law.
e. Howard McCable succeeded E, A..
Burke on the Advisory Board. Colonel
PAcksrds successor has not yet been
named.
RECOUNT OF THE VOTE OF 1872.
To morrow's Rcayune will contain a
specific and duly authorized offer on the
part OF the Fusionists 10 accept the propo.
siIlon made by Governor Kellogg in his
address, viz: 10 test the question Of the
Louisiana State Government by a canvass
ot the actual return, all parties to abide
by the result. These, returns are in the
custody Of the McEnery party, and can be
produced and authenticated at any time.
General g. Pennypacker, Tor some time
commanding United States Troops in
this city, lett last evening under orders to
resume his post at Nashville.
AFFAIRS IN ALABAMA-pRouGHT.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October 1O.-Con.
gresham Hays, and Abrams, Probate
Judge OF Sumter, who have been at Wash.
tnglon Tor some time, are in this city. Re.
ports from Sumter are, "All is quiet"
Sheriff Williamson and Coleman. the
latter colored, arrested charged with the
murder OF Ivy, have been released by the
United States Commissioner.
The drought in this portion of fAlabsms
continues. 1t cut of the cotton cropg
about one third, and ruined the pea, sweet
potato and turnip crops. There have been
no good rains for nearly three months.
General K. W. Healey, United States
Marshal for Alabama, has appointed,some
dozen or more Deputy Marshals, upon
the recommendation OF Chas, E. Msyor.
Chairman Of the Republican Executive
Committee OF this State. These deputies
have been appointed in negro counties,
and are all Republicans.
TOO GREAT MORAL WORTH FOR A CON-
dREsSMAN-Ex PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
NASHVILLE, October 10.-A special
from Knoxville to a Nashville paper states
that Rev. Geo. Washington Levere do.
clines the call Of the colored citizens to
run Tor Congress on account of his moral
worth uniting him to be a Congressman.
he proposes to stand by the National Re.
publican party despite the pupy politici.
ans and determines to remain in the gos-
pei ministry.
Ex.President johnson Is speaking to
over five thousand people on the public
square to night, repetition Of his Shelby.
vile speech.