Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-17
The Revolution GeneraI-KelIOgg
Officials Giving Way to Those
Elected with MeFnery.
Peace Restored and BnsineSs Re-
suIaed in New OrIeans-In-
dOrsemeBts BY other
Cities.
Grant and His Cabinet Deter
mined Upon the ReiRstate-
ment of Kellogg and His
Band Of Thieves.
Important COrrespOndenee-The
Fight by an Eye Witness
Origin Of and Incentives
20 the Difficulties
Etc., Etc.
ALL QUIEr-BUsINEss RESUMED.

ALL QIIEr-BUSINESS RESUMED.
New ORLEANS, September I6-Tht
| city continues quiet. Police duty through the
city last night was performed by volunteers
/ This morning there was very general Re.
| sumption Of business. No gathering OF peo-
| pie or evidences OF excitement in any quarter
! The following signed by the presidents al
| the chamber OF commerce, Clearinghouse,
/ cotton exchange and merchants exchange,
was telCgraphed to President Grant:
I'VE, the undersigned beg leave to inform
your eXcellency thai this city IS perfectly
quiet and free from all disturbing elements,
and business has been resumed rs usual. No
further trouble anticipated"
"CUsTOMHOUsE, NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Is.
"Ihave been asked 10 sign the above. The
statement that the city i perfectly quiet is
true, and business is proceeding as usual.
Property and persons are safe from insults or
Injuries except from some rowdy OF drunken
man. JAMES r. CASEY
The executive committee Of the merchants
exchange, to-day, telegraphed the board Of
trade, OF Chicago, merchants exchange, st.
Louis, ana Cincinnati, as follows:
"Ihe new government is composed of the
legitimate and duly elected State officer, and
Is IN iuli and peaceful possession. 1t means
peace, law and order and honest government
All is quiet, business entirely resumed. per-
fect o., Y maintained and public confidence
Ma Y. c. Robbin and John Gravel, citi-
zeus wounded in the fight Monday, have since
died.
JURISPRUDENCE WITH WASHINGTON.
The following is text OF the kilograms trans
mitJed 10 the President:
A petition has been forwarded YOU to-day
by express signed by q We hundred OF the lead
ing merchants anc business men OF this city,
as follows; "We, the undersigned merchants
representing the commercial Interests OF New
Orleans, aud deeply interested IN the welfare
and prosperity Of the state, gladly embrace
the recent change Of government, as a guaran.
tee OF impartial rights 10 all. We respect fully
ask the sympathy and support OF the execu-
tive. +. b. WHEELOCK,
a. or Com,
HOPEFUL OF FEDERAL IN
TEMPERANCE.
Governor Kellogg and his followers are in
the custUmhouse. The governor appears IN
good spirits, and is quietly awaiting the ex-
plrstlOn OF the nve days allowed by The PresI- |
dent, when he expects to be restored BY the |
Jy the United States troops, and maintained /
~ them.
Baton Rouge turned out the kellogz OIL
hcials to-day and Installed the McEnery on
'ers In the city and parish. The adjacent 4
parishes viii do the same thing tomorrow
There is no disturbance.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
General Emory is at the st. Charles hotel.
There are nine companies Of United States
roops mere and Others reported coming.
Governor McEnery arrived tonight from
Sorth Louisiana.
In Tangipshoa parish the MoEneryites took
,eacable possession OF the parish offices. !
Penn states to night
hat they have dispatches showing the quiet
installation OF their officers in a large number
{ parishes. No opposition appears to have
cen made In any quarter.