New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-17
LOUIsIANA'S INsURRECTION.


IoGG TO BK SUSTAINED.
The new government in Louisiana is actively
at work reorganizing affairs and putting the
State machinery in order. The courts nave
been taken possession of, and McEnery
Judges put in the places of kellogg's ad-
herents. New officers have been installed
the several parishes. Order prevails every
where, and there is great rejoicing at the turn
affairs have taken. At a meeting OF the Cabi-
net in Washington, it was decided that the
course heretofore pursued by the Presi-
dent must be pursued and Kellogg rem
stated in power. With this view all the avail
able troops have been ordered to New-Orleans,
and also two men of war. In legal point OIL
view, the Kellogg Government Is claimed 10
he the only legal one. Governor McEnery
has arrived at New-0rleans.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT IN FULL CONTROL
THE COURTS TAKEN POSSESSION OF AND REoRGAN-
IED- KEMo6G's JUDGES sUPPLANTED BY
M'ENERY MEN--ALL THE ACTS PASSED BY THE
KELLOGG LEGISLATURE TREATED AS NULL AND
voiD-THE M'ENERY LEGISLATURE CALLED 10
MEET IN EXTRA sEssIoN-THE SUPREME COURT
JUDGES TO BE INPEACHED-KEILoGG AND HIS
SATELLITES STILL IN THE cUsToM-HoUsE-TEN
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
NEw-ORIEANs, Sept. 16.-All night long last night
The streets reverberated with the tread of armed
White Leaguers, marching by skies and acting as
informal police IN place of the surrendered Metro
potans No arrests reported; in fact, there are
no police magistrates to try any persons If arrested
An the lower courts are suspended Soon after day
light two companies. with fixed bayonets, were
marched down to the Courthouse IN Jackson
SQUARE where the various district courts assemble
and took possession of the respective offices. Inc
Judges of the First aud Second District Courts beng
Democrats, we're recommissioned and confirmed In
their seats The returning boards had differed
about the Judge of the Second District Court, one
board returning Judge Mennier, Republican, who
has held the office till now, and the other board
returning Judge Monroe Democrat. The Penn
police ousted Judge MeDnier and installed Judge
Monroe In the Fourth District similar state OF
things prevailed, but Judge Bonner. the candidate
returned by the Fusion board, being absent from
The city, was simply telegraphed to return. The
Fifth and Sixth Courts to which Fusion candidates
had been returned nv both hoaras, were left unds-
turbed The Seventh and Eighth Courts, to which
Judge Collins and Judge Elmore, both Fuslonists,
had been elected were abolished by the Legislature
in 1872 and new court created in their stead called
the Superior District Court. The Penn police re-
created the two courts abolished the created by
the Legislature taking forcbe possession of all the
records and signfed their readiness to install the
rehabiltated judges. Messrs. Collins and Gilmore,
however, who are both able lawyers though strong
partisans, asked time for consideration
The policy adopted by the new government APP
pears to be 10 1eat all the acts passed by the recog
nized Kellogg Legislature for the past two years
as absolutely null and vold and all the suits decided
by the courts created by that Legislature also null
and void In the Superior District Court the title
70 property amounting to several millions of dollars,
has already been adjudicated upon, aud IN the
Superior Criminal Court. another court created
under the same circumstances, several murderers
have been condemned and sentenced to death, and
other criminals to the Penitentiary for life. The
course foreshadowed in The TRIBUNE dispatches OF
yesterday with regard to the Supreme Court Is now
q fat aooomph. The McEnery Legislature OF 1872
has been called in extra session to impeaoh the
principal Judges of the Supreme Court of the State
for sustaining the Kellogg usurpation. Treasurer
Dubuclet, who was elected at the same time as
Warmoth, but who under the Constitution holds
over for two years longer has declined to recognize
the checks of Mr. Graham, the Auditor of the Penn
Government, and no drafts can therefore be made
on the State Treasury at present. Application has
been made for Federal guard for the Treasury, in
accrued interest.
Reports have been received from the outskirts of
the city that coored men being pressed into the
Penn militia. The object Of tins movement is not
vet clear feverish excitement prevails among all
Union men and Republicans All the leading Off
GERS of the ousted state Government remain IN the
Custom-house day aud night. The entrances
TO the building are barrcaded and strongly guarded
by United States soldiers Mrs S. B. Packard, wife
of the United States Marshal, reports that since
this morning an armed guard of White Leaguers
has been stationed in front of her house,
and nearly all carriages passing that way
are stopped and searched. The Marshal remains
all the time in the CustOm-house. Mr.. X. H. Mari
yesterday sent word to Gen. Longstreet that it
would not be safe for him to appear the streets,
and that he Mari did not think it safe for him
to remain in the State. Police Commissioner Gau-
det aeOlOred man. and DIR. Miner, white Repub-
ican, who are known to have been arrested
by body of White LeaRuers on Monday,
have not since been heard of by their families.
Large numbers of armed men daily arriving
from the couatry. Regular barracks are being built
for their reception vacant lots on Josephine
st. IN the upper part Of the city. There said TO
be now more than 10000 White Leaguers under arms.
Acting Gov. Penn being asked to-day, IN the
presence of number Of gentlemen, what he would
do if the United States forces called upon him
TO surrender the State House. replied that
when that demand it would be time
enough to answer. IL is understood that Mari
is for resisting the United States troops
should they be called into action, but Ogden
is for protest and surrender. THE TRIBUNE cor
respondent to-day asked one of the ablest military
men in the South whether in his judgment the
United States Government would be able to suppress
the White LeaRuers il they had nne-half the fnrne