Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-09-17
Riots In new Orleans.

NEW CIVIL WAR IN THE cfrY-rHE sTATE GOV.
EMINENT ATfAcKfD-fIdHrfNa IN THE STREETS
MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED.
In New Orleans. on Monday, the white people
49,. 80 .. as.,,.,. ,,,e,, 49,. ,',m'. 90.
the'e was soa'e neneus' many pe'iiB kiued ana
wounded. At II A. Nd. large mass meeting a.
stumbled to take into consideration the recent
seizures OF arms by the Kellogg Government.
Canal street was crowded for several squares,
and there was general suspension of business,
many stores being closed. Two companies OF
United States troops were on duty III New Or
leans, and regiment on the way there from
Holly Springs, mississippi
The meeting adopted resolution requesting
the immediate Abdication Of Governor Kellogg,
and sent committee to communicate to him.
The Governor declined to see them, because
bodies Of armed men had gathered in various
Dsrta of the city, and he regarded this ns A
menace. He further stated, however. that If
Tie ;peopIe Assembled peaeeshly. without
menace, lie would entertain apy petition from
them .wblch was Addressed to him, After
some further parley with the Governors officials
the committee withdrew, aud reported tie result
TO the meeting, The people were thon advised
sssist The ssWhite IesSmers." who were under
arms. to execute the plans that would be ar
ranged for them Tie meeting then dispersed.
Ia the afternoon proclamation appeared re-
citing the wrongs under which the people Of
30 10y "-.S "AeASN v!
ai.osa. -, e ~ MaT'aS, t;o,a. VIZ We
;i;s; gu .aae cket ~ caneu ont she
r;v;mc the ns,,rr,e,s u.na a.,
u.isas .no Msuip l.oi'oM Wei Ana Al annexed
nsnaraI ~ .,,a ,,,i,;.; ~ usasn
lanation was also issued to quiet the aDprehen-
sions Of the colored people. Armed men assem-
bled in Canal street in the afternoon, and five
hundred police, under General Longstreet, about
the sAme time appeared on the ground Long
street ordering the citizens to disperse. There
was sharp firing, and the police at one place
broke. and the citizens captured one gun from
them. The citizens captured the City Hail and
police telegraph office, and began building bar
fio4te g., .,,o .,.;,.,s bo,, OIL .,o ..,.
the city above Canal street. the polce heina
massed in and around jackson Square. 4 nnm.
| her of rharp sL;rmjshes have occurred c.nsin,
ioss OF eight citizens and thirty police killed III
msny wounded. General 1adper' n tha nolico IL
| wounded. There are reports that Governor
,,e nns e"ueu oh .ne Fiesidone ior aid. Last
,s.S; ~ v viey WaA luie. nuu tie impression
no IN saa oia e" t y. sempts wonld be
The citizens appeared to have the advantage.
Nrr on,r,w. Co.. :. ,,.,.,,.
N" """AANn, ooP'' i4--'ilo'iient
Inc CITY Is now qulot throughout.
seven OF the metropolitan police were killed,
anu thlrty-llye wounded Eight citizens were
wounded, and are now at the Charity Hospital
u...,.
Gorsr,,r K.,,,o h.. ,a1a,,.s'',, oet.. 10.
ident an appIicatio6 for aid 70 nrotect Tou;s;an.
| from ..domestjc Violence" In accordanco n;,h
the Constitution of the United States. "
AMI ''''"'f'h''AS roiioh ALL soHhhspEhEp.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 10.
Inc entire force Of Metropolitan Police and
Governor kelloggs militia, with their arms, the
arsenal, &c, were all surrendered at nine
o'clock, this morning, to the citizens, or Lieut..
Governor Penn's militia
Kellogg Longstreet and others have taken
refuge in the Custom House, protected by
U. 5. troops.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE SURRENDER
NJ on,. c.. ~
The Ci,zo,s,. ,o,cas .ro tn,, t,,o SPY, 10.
The J.cLson snnsre ,oi;co atatoa s.rong'
,nand of Gen Inn@atraat wos a.n unuer COM
snrrenIeraa WOO ~u''"s "e p'aees
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THE ACTION AT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
The application Of Governor Kellogg ia the
only dispatch yet received here from New
Orleans.