Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-09-25
The Louisiana Rebellion.
FURTHER TROUBLE APPREIIENDED.


NEW YORK, Sept. GA New Orleans
despatch to the Times states that Yesterday,
public feeling changed very decidedly, and
now it Is not improbable that a more Sc
rious conflict than that Of last week may
occur. The announcement that the con-
ference had broken off without any result,
apparently removed all restraint from the
younger members of the White League, and
Kellogg and his brother officials, as well
as Secretary Cowen, are openly denounced
on the streets. Yesterday afternoon, the
White League leaders were in constant ses-
sion, and it is reliably stated that many
advised renewal of hostilities, many
believing that if they fire on the
national troops. military govern
ment will be placed over the state 1t
is understood that the league decided to use
every effort to increase its membership.
Many leading members knowing of the feel
ing and being unwilling to be brought in
conflict with the general government, have
resigned, and many business men and CAPT.
talists OF the city, who make no secret Of
having supported the movement, are op-
posed to further fighting. Governor Kellogg
believes that war of determination will be
waged against the negroes, but Mr.. Penn
says that such an idea was never entertained
Scores Of wild Young men have sworn to
take Kellogg's life. Last evening the chief
of police, having been informed of threat
ened movements of the White League, com
municated with Gen. PeGnybacker, COM
mander of the forces here During the con-
versatiOn he stated that from information
received he believed further rioting might
be expected within a day or two, and re-
quested the General to hold his men in
readiness. Two more sloops OF war are
expected al New Orleans, to-day, and a tug
with powder and shell for the monitors
which arrived last evening. Seven COM
panies OF the 22i infantry have been ordered
into camp five miles from this city
During the evening, the governor held
consultation with Secretary Cowan, and, it
is stated, discussed the ACCESSIBILITY of pro-
scouting the leaders of last Mondays fight
for treason. The governor has telegraphed
to 4. p. Field, Attorney General. asking
him to come to New Orleans Immediately.
1t is believed that he gishes to consult him
and then proceed at once to arrest those
prominently engaged in the riots At mid
night the city was quiet.
TROUBLE AT OTHER POINTS Is rHg STATE.
During the night the following despatch
was received By United States Marshal
Packard, signed by state Senator Weber
BAYoN SARA, La, Sept. 22.-The whites
are again under arms here and patrolling
without authority. Someare disguised and
are going into the country to kill negroes
Troops alone can quiet.
SECOND DESPATCH.
BAroN SARA. La, Sept. -, 10 p. ma
movement Is on foot here. brought by the
White League to renew the trouble of the
past week. They are arriving and will
move on here or proceed to East Feliciana.
The leaguers are thrsting for blood.
Signed, W. WEBER
Troops will probably be sent to the points
indicated.
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