New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

tonight n ia generally known that Gen. Emory
has turned over the State House to Gov. Kellogg
The affair was conducted very quietly. and
the afternoon papers evidently were not aware OF
it. Threats having been made against the lives
of Kellogg Longstreet, and other prominent men
of the party, they will remain at the Custom-house
for the present. Gov. Kellogg has concluded to
postpone resuming the charge of affairs until he
can learn something of the whereabouts OF the
Lieutenant-Governora and Secretary of State, as IN
case of his assassination there would not be proper
officer to succeed him. kilograms have been sent to
the absentees but they fail to respond. 1t is ex-
pected that Gen. Brooke will turn over all the
State business to Kelloggs Adjutant-General to-
morrow. The conferences between the Penn and
Kellogg party yesterday and to-day have been pro-
ductiye of no tangible results. Some are bold
enough to denounce this business as an effort on
Penns part to retire gracefully and in good order,
but it is more than probable that he IS
endeavoring to preserve an unbroken line In the
records of the McEnery party. who claim to have
the government de jure with all the appurtenances
thereunto belonging, and that they have preserved
themselves in that shape ever since the election In
1872 Kellogg is evidently restrained by his timidlty
and doubtful of his ability to control the State
affairs after being seated by the military.
GEN. EMORY INFORMS GOV. KELLOGG OF HIS READI-
REAssUMPTIoN OF POWER TILL To-DAY-AN
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1s.-The following explains
itself:
NEwORLRANs, La, Sept. Is, 1874
To the Hon. WIN. p KELLOGG, Governor Of the state Of
Louisiana:
Fir: In obedience 10 the orders Of the President
have the honor to inform you of the surrender Of the
iafal fha Sfatp
men and to afford you the necessary military support
to reestsblish the State Government Very respectfully
your obedient servant, w. II. EMORY
Colonel and Breyet Major General Commanding.
NRw-ORLEASs, Sept. Is. 1874.
Major~Gen W. II. EMORY, U. s. a., Commanding Depart
nlent Of the GulC
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of
your communication Of this date, informing me that
you prepared to afford the military sup
port TO reestabsh the State Government will pro-
mulgate an Executive order in the official Journal to-
morrow morning. insructing all officers OF the
State who have been prevented from perform
ing their duties TO resume their functions
at once. Owing to the dsorganization Of the police
force in NewQrleans resulting from the recent conflict
of arms the commandant Of the Metropolitan Police
will not be able to get his officers their beats until
tomorrow. Therefore. must request you TO assume
the maintenance Of the peace and order OF the city
during coming night have the honor to be very
respectfully, your obedlent servant,
WM. P. KELLOGG, Governor.
The following order was subsequently sent to the
official journals
Erecuhre Order.-An State officers who have been pre-
vented during the recent from performing their
duties will Immediately resume their official functions
The Board of Metropolitan Police will at once assemble
and organize the police force of NewOrleans, and as
sumo the maintenance Of peace and order OF the city.
WN p. KELLOGG, GOVERNOR.