The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-09-19
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Adjutunt- General.
NEW ORLEANS, September 17.-The
war is ovef, as shown by the following
circular:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
GULF. NEW ORLEANS. September IT.
John MoEnery and D. B. Penn, styl.
! ing themselves respectively Governor
aud iieutenant-Governor of the State
of Louisiana, having informed the
department commander of their will.
ingness. under the Presidents procla.
nation, to surrender the State property
now in their hands and to disbaud the
insurgent forces under their command,
Brevet Brigadier- General Brooke,
LientenantO Colonel of the Third In-
iantry, is charged with the duty of
taking possession OF arms and other
State property. He will occnpy the
State House, Areenal and other State
buildings until further orders. He is
hereby appointed to command the city
OF, New Orleans until snch time as
Stnte and city governments can be re-
organized.
The present police force in the city,
under charge Of Thomas Boylan, will
remain on duty and be responsible for
the good order and quiet of the city
until regularly relieved. BY command
of N1njor-Generai W. H. Emory.
LUKE o. ORIELLY,
| Cupt. 18th Infantry, A. d. G..
There has been consultation here
to-day ut the State House between th.
Governor. Lieutenant Governor and
officers of the lawful administration
together with number OF prominent
citizens, to receive unl consider GER
tain propositions Of Gen. Emory.
These propositions demand the retire
ment Of all armed men from the streets
and return of arms to the arsenal.
These propositions have been acceded
to, as will be seen by the foliowin g
orders:
HEADQ'Rs EXECUTIVE DEP OF La,
NEW ORLEANS, September 17th.
Order No. Seoen.
| lst. State troops now under arms
will at once retire to their homes.
| I'd. Arms captured from usurpation-
lists will be carried and deposited IN
the central station or at the third pre-
oint, accordingly as they who hold
them live above or below Canal street.
Artillery horses and other public prop
erty captured will be carried and de-
posted in the central station; further,
all private arms purchased by citizens
will be taken to the respective homes
OF those who bear and own them.
9th. Supt. Boylan will continue the
work of organizing the police and po-
lioiug the city. Ho will receipt for
public property, arms. eto.. turned
over to him.
9Th. Gen. Ogden. commanding the
State forces. Is charged With the exc
cution of this order.
By command of
JOHN McENRY,
Gov. and Communder-in-C Chief.
JOHN ELLIS. Colonel and a. A. G.
Maj. w. G. Robins and John Gravel,
citizens wounded in fight Monday,
have since died.
| New ORLEANS. September 49,
There are no new Developments this
morning. Gen. Brooke occupies the
Executive Office. Mayor Wiltz had a
consultation with him relative to re-
establishing the municipal courts and
on other matters pertaining to the po-
lice department, preservation of order,
&c. A consultation is now going on
at the Custom House between Gov.
McEnery and his partisons and Gov.
Kellogg and others. looking to COM
promise, but legal obstructions present
themselves at almost every step. The
military occupation will continue till
Congress disposes Of the question,
which will doubtless be cheerfully ac-
quiesced in by both parties. A de-
spatoh to Gov. McEnery from Bayon
Sar reports that the town was attacked
last night by negroes. The attack was
repulsed. Gen. Emory has ordered
troops to that point.
Probabilities-For Saturday. over
the South Atlantic States, stationary
followed by falling barometer, higher
temperatures, increasing South. east
erly winds and cloudiness, with coast
rains. will prevail. Over the Eastern
Gulf. falling bar6meter. Southeriy
winds, stationary and higher :cHrsTa-
tures and cloudy and rainy weather.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley,
falling barometer, Southerly winds,
higher temperature, cloudy weather
and local rains. For the Western Gulf
States, increasing SoutherIy winds.
falling barometer, stationary or higher
temperatures, cloudy and rainy wea-
ther, followed in the Western portion
by cool Northerly winds on Saturday
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