Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-09-25
EUMORS OF THE INDiCv,,1,,r,
OF THE LOUISIANA
LEADERS.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 2l->..
When Gov. Kellogg reacl.rl ih' 'n~
ecutiye Office this mornin.. '''I r. TX
Brooke approached the Goyar,os" zen
infoI med him that he was ,n.n,,,1 1',d
turn over to lin the State House a, 70
all records and public rsorety I,,.;'' ""'
ing to the State. which had emo
his possession at the tim. Of H.. mo
Render Of the insurgents t. l.ix o,'
man'i. The General said cy,r,t III
w"nid b" found prccis, = IL, liz, , ..'b
condition as il had c,.ni. ,tn IN" ~:
l:;,:.,,- Iha Governor ace.rl.5 "a, ms
i:ans:rr, and Gen. Brooke Il ,nu, 'le
in ne ,iiately retired "i'1
NAsHNGTo:S, Sept. 2l- Neon r..
following telegram has been r,oo: .'t
1T the War Department, from Grn.rat
Emory: '''
HEADQUARTERS. DIRT OF THE Gr,r
New ORLEANS, Srnt ~
70 the Adj"taht General e. :, 4,,a'.
Washington, u. e.. '''''
SIN Yesterday the State art,or;
ties rel laced the temporary nnl;no
force of the city. 1t WIS feared th.,
th:s Change might cause some disturb.
ance, and troops were posted at yor;-
Gus points Ill the city, but the uioI,t
passed very quietly. Think this nav
lie taken as an evidence that the sur
rel der WAS complete and in GOOD
faith, for by the laws Of Louisim,s
the police force OF this city is oro,n'
lied under the State law, and is un'lnr
the direct control Of the Goyernor
(Signcdj ". II. EMORY
Col. and Brevet Maj Gen'l Con.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Noon
Judge A. a. Atocha, OF the Superior
Criminal Court, yesterday rendered
his resignation to Governor X, !:oeo
No reason is assigned for this acton
on his part. Any action by Tie State
authorities against the leaders Of Tie.
recent revolution would be i,rouaht
before him.
WAsHINGToS, September % Noon
l is quite loseley stated that Gen,
Fields, who is here. has instructed his
assistant, Judge DibbIe, to prepare in
dictments against the Louisiana patti
OTIS, and that their houses are to he
Pennsylvania, a Member of Congress,
pronounced to Fields that both govern
ments were bogus, and it was the duty
Of the Government TO hold the State
until Congress could act. Judge Kelly
is the hero of the table scene at Mobile
some years ago. Gen Fields may au-
thoriZe q statement tonight.
Governor Kellogg telegrapls to At
torney General Williams as follows
''Keports from the country show that
in number Of cases where our Parish
offices had been Ousted, The old incum
bents are going back peaceably. The
country is Quieter than expected, and
in the city all is quiet. SO far. There
arc no reports yet received from Re!
River.
The Kellogg party claim that num-
Der OF State arms are missing, probab-
~ taken 10y the people. McEnery and
Penn will issue a circular. requesting
an inspection of their State troops for
arms, and request the citizens to lay
the State arms at the feet of the sat
rap.
WAsHISGToS, Sept Night-Gen.
Fields, Attorney General of Louisiana
who is here in bad health, has in
structcd his assistant, Judge Dlbble,
by telegraph, to proceed promptly
against persons who have violated the
law. This includes the militia ard
those leaders. who, in the late strug
gle, hived Kellogg and his party Ill
the Custom House. This statement is
authorized.