, 1874-09-19
IN WASHINGTON,
Special DiaEatc4 to Ihs Chic1ao Tribune.


rIA.i Fob sErrEEiiEST.
WAsNIxaToa, Sopt. ia plan for tho Bo1u-
tion of the Louisiana difficulty, that has beon
gravely considered, and that promises TO servo
tho purposo possibly, is AZ follows It Is pro-
posed that Kellogg ahall call tho Legislature to-
gethor nt onco, mud that Immediately upon tho
conyoning Of that bo1y both kologg aad Au~
toino shall rosiyn. This viii loayo tho State
without q presiding officer Unlor the 1aw of
LouiBarn tho presiding otlicor Of tho Senate be-
conee, in case Of vacancy in tho o!tlco
Of Governor and Lioutonaut-G Governor, OK
ofieio tho Governor Of tho State.
1t Is admitted by both parties
iu Louisiana That majority Of thu Senate hnyo
been legally elected, and it is hoped they may 10
able to select Governor III tho mannor as indi-
cntod WHO would bo acceptable to the people
Of tho State generally. Before any steps arc
talson to carry out this programme it will bo
certainci, II possible, whether there Is MEM
bor OF tho Senate who will ba suitable for tho
position. This project was discussed at great
length at tho Cabiuet meeting to-day, and WAS
received with much favor.
ars. 11c1onrs oounaE.
Alta very lato hour to-ltight Adit.-Qcn> Town.
aond received 4 dispatch from Gen. Emory, Of
tho following aubstauco:
placed Col. Brooks tn com,aanI ot tie city, - we'll
81 the trogp o,hcr*o M ters O s, yo lien Sn
,ne Ills Cbict Of iolIeo was ahot down. a. was so
tho second In cot,lnnnlf, n lin wllu0 force utterly
dispernel md hidden AWAY out Of ntgAt. For Of
tnesn to hayv attempted 10 stInd on his baat would
Ss 9sn essn oS @ sye nso s Nh
defer his tIRln. Charge for tho prcscnt.
INSTRUCTIONS.
In auRwor to tlis. Geu. TuwuHond teloSrapi,od
Us follows:
You yll follow out tue Instructions rs gyan In our
former IiSl1cl. AL turbulent peraplln n,st Ia ut
oucc put under arrest. This order must b. implicitly
complied with.
Tl,o order referred to ID tho one. mentioned in
YOUR prohs diapatchca Of Tonight, approving!
Emory's action In oEorytalng oxcopt l19 placinS
Urooks Il, command Of Now Orleans which. waa
In efoct putting tho city unler martial lam,-tla
very, tasng that the Administration has boon
most anxious uot to do.
Emorys courao has o3citod great acal Of ill
dgnation, which will 10 heightened BY hiu dB-
patch, quotcd above. 1t IL ctlarGod that ho per-
mitS
HIS SYMPATHY WITH TIT: sl'EnEnY FACTION
to influence hs acli0n in thia NATTER M MILL
tary o1!tcor ought not to do. lie just did wIsat
tho AleEnoryitcH wlAl!ed 10 compass whom 10 nut
Col. Hroohh in command Of TIM City. lio por-
nssa in s"!iiH: lha city With lMa Ho}aiers, ~ tho
ha ordera from Washington haya been simply
to preserve or'er and mAintnin kuilogE In posi-
ton as Guyorl,or.
Emory was Al. otIlcor Of the regular army, and
he seslg.cdwhen tho WaT broke DIT bopanae, It IL
ohnrgcd, ho BympathiZod with Secession. He
subsequently ro-o'storea tho aru,v. hnt wheu liis
nomination waA before the Sallato confirmation
waa i,a1 NTH great dlloulty, mud after bitter
nEEht:: Ills diapstch only sIstalns tho opinion
thnt ho III
6rnA1S1Nn Ills AUTHORITY
and power in l1cha!f OF tho Buhumes 0f tho No.
Emory faut!nn. At the gan,o slnlo krllogy's cow
artico iu defending any moyoHont to tallo nossos~
n!t'n again operates tho Hnnle Why, mud as tAe
hfcEncry faction to lrinG about tho resnt t11os
"ra working 70 rconrc. II holosg viii not takn
oha:go. now tl!at ponn and aIoEnerT hayo roli.1-
qus:lod thcir Eranp, tlloto will bo no poWor, to
1'reHoryo aud naintal1 peaoo: and order,
Mn!caa It IL dono by tI.a military.
Tl,ora must lo nomo power to regulate a1falra,
n,ld by Emory's a6rnlt management and Kcl-
losg's ahjoet c"xan1lec,. tho military "re made
tl'as power. anil tho city ls virtual undoE mar
| tlal lnw, Ton. Tuw,uonl waB yery mtul aGi-
>htea by tim rooeipt nf tho foregoing d.spatsh
and showed rory plainly by hts manor .lat Ii"