, 1874-09-18
| MILITARY RULE.
Troops in Possession of
the Louisiana State
Offices.
No Show Of Resistance by the
| McEnery Party,
A Protest in Form Against the
Occupation.
There Was Never Any Intention
of Contesting Federal Au-
thority.
Tho heEnery Police Protecting
the City.
The Presidents Policy Still a
Profound Mystery.
Land and Naval Forces Ordered to
New Orleans.
Carpenter and Butler Looming Up
in the Trouble.
Their Early Connection with
Gov. Kellogg's For
tunes.
our Correspondent Interviews Kejloqa.
Packard, and McEnery
Men.
Alleged Disturbances in Arlfan.
sas, Alabama, and North
crn Louisiana.
Letters OF Complaint to Attorney-
General Williams
Our Correspondent Interviews KeJIono
Packard, and McEnery
Men.
Alleged Disturbances in Arlfon.
sas, Alabama, and North
crn Louisiana.
Letters OF Complaint to Attorney.
General Williams.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Special Ditpatch 10 Iths ChfcaGo Tribune.

| ANyrorarv 1ra,rYer
| NEW OnLEaNs Ia 9ont TN, , =,
Importance has taken nlnca this ,,or,,;r,r n..,'
parties are anxiouely await3nt, tbo oc,ior -, ~.
General Government Tha MoFna,~ es,,s. ~ ~ ~
| patrolling tho ptreots Int ). m,,;tor. srs., ~. y,
kopt up Mt police haadon,rtera md IT, So 80
House. McEnery has azs,,mca con+ro, - ~.
| gubernatorial office, On VISITING tho cus.on, wv
| House this morning Tnr Tn,nr,,1 oaasesa' sas.a
spondcnt had 1''
| An INTERVIEW WITT m, ,,xr
and Marshal Packard, The Governor oxn,o..,, !,
hi1nsolf satisfied TINT thu ,,,ti,n,ta ,o.s1t .1,,
I bo the rotostatinr of his adr,n,et-,,;a~s r1s"e
my inquiry as to tho n11e,o,1 h1ock,na;,,. ofoA
fcr,cd to in nv flisn,.csss 80 .,,a,.. ., ~
ernor said: .sThero ia no,hi,'e ,1,s..'''
in that afra,r rb;ch vii, aat "n4to'es
tiny, Il ia trno that r,,a a., wa. n.ss,. 1stu
Senator Carpenter md cn,ah c,a,';r. Dasei,
onto ]nrro anms ~ nnnnor '' Iss,ss SasulnS Sono
Caruontor roce;vaa AZ nm sna .,'e s.,, aoua,o'
mon not 80 lsrro aron,,ts m.,;a e'A14 eon''o'
for legal enrv;coa ron[,oroa hasa. ~ ~. Aonu'os,
States supromo Court ~ canaa, ~, ~ ~ oM'ea
Warmth .a Ta,,ooa - ~ .oo' sa.s41 ~ '40 easo u
Casa camo hoforo cnn,~oss w., sAo uou'9'ana
Cd to infnonco loc;.1a,;on i, ~, "as aos I'1es,a-
amounts voro na;d out ~ - as,.".n.. a'au.o 1ho
tho Legislature for tbat n,rno.a epA'""'A W
x.uuu., n.n,..r.
said. nT,,a con,,;tio,, ~ .wa;~a
mud indecd tbo onoat;o,, - 49,. " 'o,y oet1ouS
Kellogg or ArcEnery shall bo Govsrror "n'.s -, .s
stoto :. i. .r,,e4t.a NH14 w uo'e'noE OF luis
owed to live aud vote in tle aoutb Tn ,,,o ~.
Whitc 1eapno ronvor,ont .,,s..,s -A sseo 'ule
Stats. tberc ron1d not ho paa,,s,;S oa - sn'S
Office in tho who1a sont, +, ton asna ma 'o,! IN
Goyernmerts At Miss,aa;,,ni ~ so,,. ~ o,hto
wou1d bo tho na,t n .r,oa,In,t W. o''l'A
received IetIer from nant,.,,a. :. Ma'n 9uss
Louieana wbo hans r,a o.. os.1,. s.,.. .netn
his uama bo nuh,iaho1 a,o r.sta" eno ~. ~ ~ iot
White Ieacno hava a-,a,,aa ssasos suas tno
Ropublcana t1oya mt ~ ,,,,t ta.t, .aonl '.a
the coming camno;rn No~ ~ - ~ ans 'ns' ~
fa,s ia al1owe1 r. arist ~ ,,,a4 'aa ~ a.
ored peonIo tn ,,.,o ~" s' .;s,. usa ~ eos-
fraco2 Thoao ,,.a,, .oa.'I. sa 1!sa' " SUI
to dofend t,o;r ,n,'.. roe'' nv wv no'e
ar,na. Thov b,1s 5Aso ~ tofco OF
n =. 49, .. 'o ~. ouen proueht up TO
A. - suoy attempt to. they get killed. Wo
AhVe kept them out OF tho troubles hero have
declined their services for q wee1s. Now tbav
would only bo butcherea u ' 1'0" 'NoS
inouirod ~ H. p..,..,
1a.-.,asa. y. ms' faekafd II ho thought the
Aeaguoss would risk conflict with tho Foaeral
forces Z He said: "1ho Whito-L Loacuo ,oat1ora
diaclaim any intention Of ooin, IN cona,as s-;.,a
tho T1nitoa State. +roo,,. .s..I - eo''4s' WILL
tion tint t,,o Nv, ',oops pus "o nave lnforma-
~. .s |ao oup-'eaaoss-fho commanders OF
companies and Bmali bodies-doclare tho inten-
interfero." -~'>'o'' - 'A'' |n's
v,u,r m ....
.,.,.1a ''nlt ~ ~ TUE sTATE-uouaE.
Va ''Ht'ng sne ssate-HouBe at 4 O'Clock this |