Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-09-30
LATEST NEW S
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
The Louisiana Patriots to be
Indicted.

WASHINGTON, Srpt. est is Tu-
mored here that Whitley, chief of the
secret service police, has been arrested
in Boston
It is quite loosely stated that Gen.
Fields, who IL here, has instructed his
assistant (Judge DIbhle) to prepare in
dictments against the Louisiana pa.
triots, and that their houses are 10 be
searched for arms
General Fields, Attorney General of
Louisiana, who Is here in bad health,
has instructed his assistant, Judge Dib-
bic, by telegraph, to proceed promptly
and vigorously against persons who
have violated the laws This includes
the militia aud their leaders, who, in
the late struggle, hived Kellogg and
his party in the Custom House. This
statement is authorized.
The Kellogg party claim that nuns
Der of the State arms are missing,
which were probably taken 10y the
people.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-President
Grant is quoted IA saying: am
determined that any man from any
where shall be safe anywhere in Louis
lana" 1t is seriously stated that the
orders for the movement of troops to~
" aiu li'Ntolniih Ia y iA'N htNAi NbhiiAti-
manded.
Senator West Writes an Open Let.
ter to Collector Casey.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Ex-senator
West, of Louisiana, in an open letter
to Casey in New Orleans, under date
of yesterday, in relation to the charges
made against him of unnecessary
absence from the State during the late
uprising of the people, says: IF
Gov. kellogg regrets my absence he
knows that | visited the North at his
written request to lay before the Pres-
dent the condition of affairs in LOuis-
ana, and to solicit Federal support from
his Government, when It's integrity
should be imperiled. II he regret
my absence as an adviser or counsellor
il is an indication 10 me that for the
first time within my recollection
since hi, installation IN 1872, he is
ready to give consideration to my
opinions as to is general policy. II he
wants his political friends who are
absent to assume the fighting garb, they
might prefer some other leader. The
Kellogg administration il enviroued
with difficulties sufficient To dismay
the estCutest heart, and it has Of late re-
CelNeU TuCll SnOCk Us 10 make ltS
most determined supporters doubt
whether it is competent to exact obe-
dience to its authority, even with the
assistance of parent Government.
Capt. Semmes, Executive Officer Of
the Pensacola Navy Yard, is GONZALES
cent from yellow fever
Bradley Rc-Admitted 10 the Bnr.
Joseph II. Bradley, who was debarr-
ed from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia, during the trial of
John IL. Surratt, in 1867, for alleged
contempt of court, and who was after
wards charged with. sending a threat.
ening message to the Justice holding
that Court, Judge Fisher, was to~day
restored to the list of Attorneys, on mo-
tion of 1hos. J. Durant.
In granting the motion, Chief JUS
tice Cartier said that the Court had
been informally advised Of this motion
and that they had unanimously agreed
to grant it. They considered whatever
had passed had been abundantly
atoned for and they should welcome
Mr.. Bradley as a member of the bar
with pleasure.