, 1874-09-24
7 $: $: SOUTH.
Confer :: Of Opposing Lead
e e*n New Orleans.
s.;
No !: liability Of 4 Second
Uprising.
l'ropcrty-floldcrs Sub,1ued by
Monitors in The River.
Inc Prosecution Of 1nsurgent-
Leaders Contemplated.
iho Story Of observation-disclosures
Privy to The Revolt.
i''e South and the Presidency---Des-
peratIon of Carpet-Baggery.
Inc Negro Attack upon BAYOU
Sara, La.
Inc prosecution Of 1nsurgent-
Leaders Contemplated.
Tho Story Of observation-disclosures
Privy to The Revolt.
Inc South and the Presidency~--Des-
peratIon of Carpet-Baggery.

LOUISIANA.

| LOUISIANA.
| Special Dfapatch 10 TIE Chceuo J.rf1,,ns
| A" oH1EAss, La., Se1,t 23.-NearlY eyorY.
ouuy connected with the recent outbreak on both
| eaos heotns 10 10 hedging. Those most sctiye,v
.'"eet"ea IN overthrowing tho Kellogg dyna.tv
aro turning their attention to N''''''''
PREVENTING LEGAL PROSECUTIONS.
"n'1e Oh tho Kellogg side, there is not ovinced
.aoen o1slositfon to use tho power tloy haye In
'No'i nauas' except to socuto for themselves i'm
mnhity from popular indignation. Of which thov
I'LL now soom TO stand much In tlrcad,
a oasPasch wa8 received to.day by Assistant
Att5.-uotl. Dibble from Atty.-Oen Fold, ut nrca.
eht III washington. directing him to proceed i'm.
medintely ''''"
AoA1NsT THE LEADERS
IN tho instruction. Dibblo in rcply, noeitt,o,x
refused to do it. Tho Superior Criminal Court
beloro Which theao caaoa would come In now
without Judge on account Of tho resignation of
Atocha. AS it HOW stands. unless Field himaotf
returns aud takes hold of tho work, it will not bo
aono' unless it il talon up by tho Uuitoa states
authorities.
learn that Kellogg l,ns invited number Of
tue principal men WHO would bo
SUBJECT TO PROSECUTION
10 meet him Tomorrow ut 4 private rosldonco for
Tue pdrposo OF coming to sono dofiuito couo,u-
8ioh Oh tllis mattor. 1t Is intondod to keen the
whole AFFAIR very quiet.
APPOINTMENTS.
GOV. Kellogg to-day appointed Il. X, Johnpo>
H"u ~ Lec'ere mombors OF tho Alotropoltt1.
foIico Board, in place Of J. D. Gauuot and A. v
Ryan. uo also appointed Lucen Adara 1,,aa,
OF tho fourth Municipal Pollco Court. in nlas.
OF a. B. Miller, Resigned In this afrair # IL
Btatod, tho Governor exhibited ono of thoso
characteristics which Inns contributed to ma,,
hum 80
UNPOPULAR WITH HE OWN PARTY.
es well as with his opponents, Afil,or II
satd TO havo resigned on tho prom
INC OF the Governor that he ehould
no appointed to QUO Of tho Polico Commissioners
6hlps which was about to be made vacant, AZ
sooh as LIS resignation waa received, Assessor
Adams, a notoriously bad man, who very re-
comfy was running gambling-houao and
whose namo Tnb sorror in old Know Nothing
ttnos ho having killed several mon in Ills div.
was appointed to fill the vacancy, and two other
mon wero placed On tho police Board. Ioarin1
Miller unproyidea for. THIS appointment Of
Adams hns
CAUSED GREAT DISSATISFACTION
am ong Republicans, and, III Lis court is In tho
"oa lhleHt portion Of tho city, it s likely to be
received by the community generally with un-
bounded dlafayor. JohuBona appointment ia
equally unsatisfactory.
Ihe city III Unusually quiet mud void OF oxcito-
mont, and 1t does not scem likely that any
further outbreak ia liIoly to occur at present.
Tho QHlot state OF feeling may bo decoptiyo.
howevor. The Whito League is now In fully as
good tim ns 1t was tho day Of tho battso. ton
days ago. With tho addition Of tho prestige de-
r,Ted from achieved SUCCESS. They could prob
ably
NaLLy 10000 wEL1-ARMEp MEN.
mostly Of them did Confederate soltlioyg, Be-
Bl4eb tile splendid organization iu tho city. tloy
nre orsniiized aud armed III every parish In tue
athtc. Ihoy could capture and i!npriHon wl,nt
UnItcd States troops theso arc here Al euyl!v ns
not, there benE not moro than LOUD in tho CITY.
Thu United States autlloritios hayo throo
monitors lying opposite the city in the river,
conservative inlluonce oil tho T1art Of proportv.
owterH in caso of trouble, but It Inns been 80 lar
tho W. A"A
POLICY or TIE WHITE LEAGUE
not to come III contact with tho Federal authori-
tics. In casu the troops should DO removed tue
LoaSae would Ito doubt 80 mud turn Kellogg out
OF tue state-Ho1lso, and ulean OUT tue Motropoli-
tali Police again.
lnttces aud tho Committee Of Seventy arc hny
Ing iroquont meetings. 1t is understood that
strong movement i8 bnirg male to have tho
Democratic Stnt0 nrd Congressional ticket with
@raw altogether, on the ground that tue rogis-
ration ulld election III to be uufairly cot{luefnd
sud that tho United States truops are
STANDING MENACE
% tho people ar. Mari In said to be tho most
t%a %d'oento 9t tll" policy IL It
foatlon and luakc nominations.
ITO Tic .As*oclltfd |dxs1
coMphoAlaE 1lckLr IN TEnRE HOMIE PARISH