, 1874-09-16

persoua soa]d b. projected, aid il il tLe duty Of
eyory citzcn to bo poco o3eort mit thst yiow. Tho
& Nar e. so too o s'
forgotten ,i,,der tho new regime. Every sy. without
rcBssa TO rscc as eo!or os Hresnaa eSaato, @ u am
Now orlcans will soon b. again tho prosperous Ahl
1lE 4or1Ho doymEnron. m .,u..,
Cox rsnn .tSscneD No. ;1 2 81 Ghs.e. srSs
Ellis, and 1,eara. anl others woro rrcsont WHOM tue
T%s Of ts rFsn9s Of M sS r'ae'a o
Mayor Wiltz caltctl at tho Governor'a rcsl-
donca about 10 O'Clock.
AnnEHTH.
Four Mctropolitans were caught IN Uniteh
states attire, aud nrlestcd::, They confeased that
mud wore carried up to headquarters to DO pa
rolled.
Andy Dumont, 4 ,nembor Of tho Kellogg Leg
taaturo and School board. s,rrondorod himself.
anti gayo pomo ttlnas OF tho tnBldo workings OF
Kologg. According to hir. Dumont, KELLOGG
disappeared Dofofo shot was hred, aud haH
novor been hoard from Binco.
THE nAnniOApEs.
The barricadoH linvo boon torn down, and tho
etroet-cnrs have resumed regular trips.
aTnEEr-MEETtNu.
4 rumor that LuugBtreet "as captured having
gained crclonce, an oxcltcd assembly mot l!i
front Of tic ST. Charloa iIotcl at 11:3o, which
wan addressed BY tho Hon; .: n: a1nrr, M,th t1,e t
citzops Of Now orloans gu tho signal victory
thoy had achieved over tho usurpntion under
which they had suffered. lie hoped TINT The de-
tor1nined ntand thoy Ind takcn, marked by .
careful avoidance Of UNNECESSARY violence, would
convince tho pcopo and uoyornmcnt Of the
United States Tint tho only position taoy bud
assumed vas that they must restore tho Stale to
tho charge Of tho elected officers, sayo 1t from
ruin, aud protoct It's cltfzonu Without regard 10
o3auu n hnA ham ruff0rnH ffnf Kr15nFn
md Longntrost were unaor arroat. He clnimod
for them that they should DO ubjcctod to no III"
dignity. Tho object Of tho doyc1nmant
wan attained. Each citizon can nov act as
that tho State received no dotriment,. hy
convincing the country, by our orderly conduct,
TINT We arc only endoavorinR to secure onr 1na7
rights, without Infringing on tho rights or safoty
80 general was tho careful adherence Of ttc pub
lie to order and Rorae that It seemed almoat
| needless. For twelve montlls past | lave H.
bored faithfully for tho redemption OF this stats
| II You hayo any affection for NC, it you havo
me- NO. AZ boovo ~ you ID havo, for Gods sako mud
TOT my sshe do nothing to taroiHh tue FUR uauaa
of tue State Of 1onlslaua or to diminish the
brili&noy Of the victory YOU hayo achieved:
| The remarks Of Mr. 1farr were receivud with
unhouudod demonstrations Of approval.
| 11aj, William c. NobbiuB, lato Of tho Federal
! zeua. He Is doing well This morning.
MAyon's PROCLAMATION.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 15-l r. m.-Tho follow
| ing proclamation has just hcon issued:
/ ltAxUn41rr or Nkw OHLEANs,l'
! scpt 10, 1874.
| Il becomes my duty to congratulate ynu upon tht
restoration OF ths duly elected aud rlgntfu s1te ALL
horcs aftcr enduring Tor nearly two years ~ co,.
racl for rexiatanco. Thin instantaneous nniycr
sa, and entirely successful, mt angls ''a'rlmlna m
IN the lt,itu 1t shis city. The uroyue.t Of fofr.
BECAME u necessity. Wo deplorn tue resulting loss o
lsfe wio we houor !l'o memory Of tne mohy MI MI
grauuty Ill wAo tlcsesyo to 10 frss upon As sIgun
ana most honorable recovery ct your political ~.
civil rights. Let ma aIyise e1trena moderation. Ito
sumo your aYocntions ~ soon xs dismissed from
guntzett rnnks Une the ltnlost forbearsnco toward
shuse who hold poitica! opinions ad1essely lhtefet
With 10 pcaceabs Asscmbiage Of your fcllow-citizet'
Of any rsce Or color. Use all yonr influence 10 rte
serve tho peace aud to maintain tho supremacy Of u
to tLoso who hnve usurrcd aud abused authority 4
| you Wcro patient hnd ang-suaertnB under ihetr ts
ss u t " ,sr
scietsccs aud the lasting 1nfamy WAicA uo!r ac'
| luye won for thetu.
| tSlglsd1 Aou1s a. "1L1A.
SErr It'll =. 1n.-Gon. Fred Ogden has Jus
r1ado ni,aoch ftom tho gallery OF Lila lea4g'ar
tors, stating that the war was over. aud udylsl'E
tho people to sc, qaiot!y to their homes ard re
l
Gov. Pon,i, this morning, appointed TAomn
Do.iau, the wo1l-known dctoct,ro, Chief Of re
leo. AIr. Boylau il now organizing force.
THE COTTON ExouANdE
| Tho Cotton Exchange closo1 Mt p. m. ~
mark Of sympathy with the movement to estat
llBl Tho Legitimate State aoqefnmens OF Aoi
. ! iulatla.
L1Kur.-dov. PENN TAKES POSSESSION.
At H. Ill.,, in response to nutico signed BY til
Committee or tho Clnal street meeting, larg
| ,I,a.n nj nd CitiHGnA HHHGmUlGu oil S
Charles strcet, aud, preceded BY oanI Of n'1sl
ehcortcd Lout.-Gov. Penn from tllB resdchca
tho Slato-H HouAo, Hhoro ho tnok possession
the Executive Department, Which was e. nnosol
8 pied In thia movement at looat IL, ouu tletaol
( Participated, and tile acknowledgements !"
Q received with enthusiastic demonstrations
n approval aloug tho route.
yEnY SIGNIFICANT.
y About D. in. Bone 400 Of Gen. Ogden
Il n,ilita, armed with capture1 guns. moved tfo
) jackson Square en route for the prmpiy
r Carvndolct stroot. As they pnssed {!
T CuBtom-Houao, tho Unltod States troops Ct 81
onsa there E"shtsrsa ts1 ~ hts 'A0 gaya WIr t1r
t hearty choers for the cltizons, which wea :
d TUNED bY the militia With great uuat.llnt
." With tho exception of the Hontlnei III front
r tho CllBtn1n-IIouBe not Ut, armed nal! II to
seon OH The s!rectH Of the city, aud quiet pf
!. Albert bl. Gautier wns nnoug the cttizoEs Giil
4. yesterday, and Sam B.Nownau, ,Ir+> uaa blnco III
T. Of 4 wound received. ..
- Tho funeraia this afternoon OF tho citi2o
sitlctl yesterday wore largely attended,, but tut
= wps uu uMngual display.
- HEconN1TloN DEslnEp.
ii 4 dispatch llas beou Hont to President 0ra
r requesting him to rc@ognHo the hlcEnory Il
=. ronu Government, which Is IN quiet and pea'
Nd ablo poHseHslon OF tl!a city anil State.
H. IN NonT1lEnN LOUISIANA.
SHREVEPORT, Lu., Sept. 15.-Tho right
officers, elected iu 1874. have been pehcoably
u- htullcA in All tho parishes 10 far til lteard IT.
in North Louiaiann. There AaH uot baoll,
IT, will tllero bo, single drop OF blood Hhcd. 4
Du movoulout Ina heen conducted by
2 leading proporty-holders, buslneesH mon,
* Collhesyati9ea, i'll this mud ,ad1oin
~ ~ walls botwoou the whites and baoks.
ID | poopio nro Of opinion that rrasiaeat dtas
H. proclamation wnH passed un1or u nltaapproh
NC aou Of Tho factB. and tloy cannot holiovo ttaI
of will Use tue powers Of his gsert ohieo to Or
IRE them. IAore viii be no conflict betweeu
IT, people aud tho Federal authoritins, but
ii. Kellogg infamY is dead boyot|d roBl,rrecti
ot- troops Or no tr0opa.
70 ~Cslgpodl Y. \. EoAS,
ID: J. C.IMoScunE,
cu Il. H. LE1NAnD,
Or. Culumittt
~ ~. ST. LOUIS 8YMPATIt.
W. ST. Louis, Sept. 16.-Tbo nsuss~mooting ca
OH Tonight to nynlpnillizo Mit tl.o people Of Lo
IN. nun In their effort to rid themselves OF opp
sIx l Hian ,raa 1prre1v atfen}eG finn William Sill