The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-20

during the coming night.
Ihave the honor to BIZ. very respect
fully, your obedient servant.
WM. P. KELLOGG, Governor,
The following order was subse-
quently sent to the official journal:
Ececutipe Order.-All State officers
who have been prevented during the
recent troubles from performing their
duties will Immediately resume their
official functions. The Board Of Me-
tropolitun Police will ut once assemble
and organize the police force of New
Orleans and assume the maintenance
of the peace aud order Of the city.
(Signed,) WM. P. KELLOGG,
Governor.
New ORLEANS, September 18.-lt is
not probable that any further instruc-
tions will be sent to Gen. Emory at
present. The Cabinet meeting to day
was attended by Attorney. G neral
Williams, Secretary Dristow and Post.
master General Jewell. Adjutant- Gene
raj Townsend was sent for aud was
present throughout the session. The
message to Gen. Emory having been
prepared, it was handed to him for
tra nsmission by telegraph.
Army officers say that tue army is
not large enough for the protection of
the frontier, and, ut the same time, to
act as posse comitatus to the judicial
officers OF the South in enforcing pro-
cesSes, and in extraordinary cases such
as that Of Louisiana.
Gentlemen III prominent leading 20.
sitinns say the surrender Of the iusur-
gents does not prevent their prosecu.
tiou for treason against Louisiana by
the authorities OF that Stute.
The on tW is that Kellogg nas pulled
his hole i'll after him, and Gen. Emory
cannot get him out.
1t is stated, briefly, that the Cabinet,
this morning, orders Kellogg's rein
stallment.
WAsHINGToS. September 19.-Iu
formation has been receivedd ut Navy
Department that Commander Chas L.
Franklin. on duty at the Pensacola
Navy Yard. died OF yellow fever on
the 18th inst. He was native of
Ohio, and had baeu in service nearly
twenty years. The three medical Of
ficers recently ordered to duty at that
yard have arrived there. Prof. Logan,
OF New Orleans, who is supposed to
have volunteered his services, has
also reached the yard. The latest in
telligence received at tue Department
showed no abatement of the fever.
Captain A. A. Semmes. executive Of
ticer of the yard, has been taken down
with the fever.
The President. this afternoon, sent
the following telegram to Gov. Brown,
Of Tennessee:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, September 10,
1S74.-Hon. John c. B,owa, Gorernor,
Nashville. Tennessee Sir: Your de-
spatoh Of yesterday has been received
and referred to the United States Dis
trict Attorney for the Western District
of Tennessee for q report, as there is
now no official information of his pro.
ceedings here. When his report ia re-
ceived. I will give you more definite
answer, or have the Attorney. General
do so. 1 will state, however, that it is
very gratifying to know that the State
authorities Of Tennessee are disposed
to suppress and punish class of law
less acts so dangerous to life. and so
opposed to every political, financial
and moral interest of the State. But
the Constitution makes it my duty to
enforce the Acts of Congress. and Con
gress has passed laws giving the
United States jurisdiction in such
cases as are referred to in your de.
spatch. No special order has been
given to the Federal officials in Ten
nessee, further than the circular OF
September 3, of the Attorney G en- eral,
which is general in it's nature, and con-
stitutes Instructions to ell Marshals
and District Attorneys. wherever vic.
lations of said Acts may occnr. 1
will add, that the State and General
Governments, as you are we'll aware,
may have concurrent jurisdiction over
the same offence, as. for example, in
cases of counterfeiting, and the action
of the State authorities in such cases
does not prevent the General Govern
ment from proceeding against the
offenders.
(Signed) U. 8. GRANT.
Probabilities-For Sunday, over the
South Atlantic States, rising barome-
ter, Westerly winds. except on the i'm
mediate coast. with purity cloudy
weather and stationary or falling tenn
peratures will prevail. For the East
ern Gulf States, rising barometer,
South west to North west winds, partly
cloudy and clear weather, with lower
temperature. Over the lower lake re-
gion, rising barometer, increasing
winds uoa.;r~ - Moth -ook