New-York tribune., 1874-09-18
LOUISIANA VANQUISHED.
THE McENERY GOVERNMENT SUBMITS TO
THE PRESIDENTS ORDERS

We
y,y.t nrcTsION OF THE PREsrDENT-THE STATE
ppopERTY AND ARMS SURRENDERED BY THE
(. . xNsURaENrs-PENNs FORCES DIsBANDED-THE
ORDERS FOR TROOPS CoUNTERMANDED.
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSBl
w.sHrNeroN. Sept. Ex-senator West has this
evening received the following private DISPATCH
dated to-day at New-0rleans:
Lieut. Gov. Penn and COL Casey are IN conference l
have lust had O personal interview with Penn VINO
authorizes me to say that he will acquiesce In the nn
aecson of the President and turn over the state Gov
ernnent to the United states military authorities ou'
not 70 the State militia under such protests as sne
of his people and the emergency OF the case oei"u
for beyond an honest government Ior al 'no iA ~
has no other ambition. Penn WIZ omcialy 'eiehi"P"
the President to-day. Affairs are all quiet
Ats O'clock this evening Adjutant-General Town.
send received dispatch from Gen. Emory. COM
manding the Department of the Gulf, conveying
the information that the insurgents had surrendered
the State property and dlsbanded their forces ID
accordance with the command OF the Presidehts
proclamation. The dispatch was taken at once 10
the President, who expressed entire SATISFACTION at
the details, as communicated to him. Ihe AdJutan'-
f,enera Immediately telegraphed the result to the
Secretary of War, at Columbus. Ohio. BY direction
of the President orders at once telegrsphed 10
the General Commanding the Division of the Allan
tic TO suspend for the present all movements OF
troops toward Louisiana. Similar orders were
autographed to Gen. Mcdowell, Commanding the
Division of the South and to Admiral Mullany at
Key West, cOuntemanding the orders for vessels OF
war to proceed TO New-Orleans. Dispatches have
also been sent to several of the most prominent In
surgent leaders to the effect that good faith aud
prompt acquiesence their part with the terms OF
the Presidents proclamation, willprove great help
to the people of Louisiana in their desire TO recty
many matters Of which they complain.
ooNcYrY ATToN pETwpFN TIP OFFICERS OF MEN
RRYs GovERNNENT-oRDERs ISSUED FOR THE
SURRENDER OF THE STATE PROPERTY AND THE
DIsBANDoNMENT OF THE MILITIA
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 17-There has been a consul
taon today at the State House between the Cover
nor, Lieutenant-Governor, and the officers OF the
McEnery Administration, together with number
of prominent citizens to receive and consider certain
propositions Of Gen. Emory. These propositions de-
mand the retirement of all armed men from the
streets and the return of the arms TO the arsenal
These propositions have been acceded to, as will be
seen by the following orders:
HEADQUARTERS. EXECUTIVE DEPARrMENTI
LOUISIANA, 7
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II, 1874.
ORDKR No. T.
First The State troops now under arms VIII be at
once retired 10 their homes.
Second The captured from the usurpation will
be carried deposited in the Central Station, or at
the Third Precinct, accordingly they who hold them
live above below Canal-st. The Artillery horses
aud other public property captured Will be carried and
deposited in the Central Station.
Fourth: All private arms purchased by citizens Will
be respective homes Of those who bear and
own them.
PIaA Superintendent BOylan will continue the work
OF organizing the police aud policing the city. He will
receipt for the public property arms, &C., turned over
20 him.
Sizth Gen. ogden, commanding the State forces, is
charged with the execution OF this order.
BY command of john McEnery. Governor and Com
mander-in Chief E. John Ellis, Colonel. aud A. A. G.
w-ORLEANs, Sept. 1.-THE war is over. as
shown by the following:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF
NEw-oRLEANs, La. sept. II, 1874
lCreusrl
John McEnery and d. b. Penn, styling themselves re-
spectively Governor and Northumberland OF the
State OF Louisiana, having informed the department
commander Of their Willingness under the Presidents
proclamation to surrender the state property now in
their possession and TO disOand the nsurgent forces
under their command Brevet Brg.-Gen. j. r. Brooke,
LeutenanC Colonel Sd Infantry, is charged with tho duty
of taking possession OF the and other State prop
erty He will occupy the State House, Arsenal. and
other State buildings until further orders Heis hereby
appointed to command the City of New-Orleans until
such time the State aud City Governments be
organized. The present police force in the city, under
charge Of Thomas Boylan, viii remain duty and be
responsible good order aud quiet Of the city until
wHEmory. LUKE o'REILLY,
Captain 10Th Infantry, A. d. C.
EARNEsTNEss OF THE GOVERNMENT IN DEALING
WITH THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE FOR
wARDISG OF TROOPS ISSUED PREVIOUS TO THE
SUBMISSION Or THE M'ENERY GOVERNMENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Addtional evidences
Of the earnestuess OF the Government in dealing with
atirs In Louisiana apparent to-day in the formal
ordering Of the 22d Infantry to New-Oreans- Thess
troops are scattered in places including Detroit
Fort Porter and Fort GTatiot Several days eapse
before they eau be placed route for New-Oreans.
also been issued for the troops in Fortress
Monroe to hold themselves in readiness for movement
thither. Gen. Mcdowell is now engaged in gathering
up such forces be spared from his
Department for service in Louisiana, as exigencies
require. II is supposed that about 5000 troops be
concentrated in Louisiana within a week 10 days, in
cuding those already there In that vicinity This
number Is about onethrd OF the force Of the active
army, which nOmnsly consist OF 1900 men but allow
anee must be made for vacancies by casualties expra
tion of enistments and privates on detail duty
Recruiting however s 10 progress to keep the army up
70 the maximum.
The President to-day also ordered three vessels OF
be sent to New0rleans. They have yet been
selected, but may be In the OF to-day
They will be such the bar with safety,
win be Runbosts Of heavy cahber. The President se
for Admiral Reynolds this morning, with whom he
had a long conference on the subject.
dispatch from Secretary Beknap, dated Columbus
Ohio says that the officers composing the Society OF the
Army Of the Cumberland heartily approve the Presl-
dents action concerning louisiana New-York mer-
cbsDt writes to the AttOrneyGeneral that large quant
ties Of and ammunition have been sold there to
organized bodies In the Southern States.
Marshal Packard under date Of yesterday teegraphs
TO the Attorney General and says matters remain as