The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-16
The Usurpation Annihilated.
Ih. State-lfOaSe and All the Armoric,
and Stations Captured.
Kellogg and Longstreet not TO be Fo.nl.
About 5000 Stand Of Arms, II Pieces of
Artillery, Colors, Etc, ETC.,
Captured.

succeeded to despair, and for the first time
since the war the city and State arc in the
lands of those most truly and deeply identi.
..ed with them by interests and association.
The main points Of the decisive battle
shich was fought Monday have been duly
chronicle1, and We have only to add to-day
nat the fruits of the victory are being
promptly and fully realized. The bubble Of
,1surpation has been prcked. and its collapse
as be as sudden and unexpected as it's in.
auguration WIS violent and outrageous.
Kellogg, monarch yesterday. with for.
.lIdable array. commanded by the notorious
l.oagstreet at his back to-day is without a
.o!iower, q fugitive with nowhere to lay his
cad, with none so poor to do him reverence.
His insulting cha. Ia! - Of yesterday, is
changed to poignant groans and futile inprs.
cations to-day, and though it is believed that
me granite walls of the Custom House screen
lis form from the gaze of the popuiacc whose
rights lie has galloped over without care or
H.thout mercy. no man can tell OF u certainty
siere he is hiding
Longsreet, the once beloved and honored
:licftain. whose fame was almost CO..
e1ual with that of the immortal Lee,
but who has prosituted himself to
2. the commander Of the Hessians who
Maintained the most CALLING usurpation ever
erected over free people Lon :, street, the
renegade, who ordered his policemen to fire
upon our citizens on Monday, and who is large
~ for Iifh
vas shed, is to-day, like his master Kellogg
hiding from the populace.
Like guilty men they fee where no man
pursueth, and such is the joyous tone and
temper of our people, that both these men
might walk the streets secure from everything
save the unutterable scorn ofthose they have SO
deeply and irreparably wronged.
New Orleans is to-day the happiest city in
lie universe, and the people of every grade
have given over all thoughts of business and
hrong the streets as if to assure themselves
i,st the events of the last few hours are
Not q Dream.
II was all so sudden, SO unexpected to most
N them, it seems now so marvellous that what
~as o mountain yesterday should have melted
gray like a mist of morning. and be as if it
aaveS had been.
Men pinch themselves and walk squares
spon squares to gaze upon the trophies Of
s:ctory, the muskets and cannon and colors,
50 be assured that it is all real and substan.
siaI. They find themselves laughing to them.
selves in the queerest manner, and cheer
anything and everybody m the slightest pro-
eccatione
The stores were Gil closed yesterday. and the
.-ppu.aiation was upon the streets. everybody
eongratuiating everybody. and SMILES illumina-
ang countenances that hav. not been bright.
saed by CLEAN Of hope for years. Old ladies
and young children were laughing and crying
~ turn. Bu. i'll some homes. alas . there
are tear. and bitter weeping. Tears tor the
Gallant and noble dead who died in rs holy a
cause as ever m.rsha'ci men upon bloody
battle fields. Tears tor those glorious citizen
soldiers who. leaving their comfortable homes.
sad 10 die for the right.
Their deeds will be remembered by Louisi.
aa:an. forever, and their mem ries kept bright
S~ the tear. Of their loved ones and their
comrades.
Eo. the sssnte-Housc WINS Captured.
Capt Berhtnd's command was stationed op.
.osite N.rri ms billiard saloon. on Monday
eveninrS. and about2 O'Clock. A. NJ. a deseytes
rom the 'nctropolit. IA force q, } cison Square
cane :. Ind said the troop. there were ready
20 surreu@e-.
Capt b. ilnd, fearing thai t,.is might b. 4
HaI. dlsi.rn,.d the nan ans cent one OF his
eon,Huni. y. r. Bailey. j.. with the
des.I,er. 10 see what AS statement
Amounted to. Mr.. Balay went with
he des.r.er right into the station a, Jackson
Square. On. iii discovered that. while many OF
The men scr. willing and ANXIOUS to sur.
sender. the officers would not consent. Mr..
Bailey thereupon returned with he policeman
and another ,ieserter and .eported. 1t WAS
concluded to awlit further deye ,pments.
& detachment WAS then ordered out aid
she deserter sent abe Id to interview the N--
Eppohtan pickets. IL this way more than
twenty Of them we've taken "nt of the
ve. nd taken to headquarters. Mr.. Bailey
himself capturing twelve men.
FL these captured ack AM white metro
polt.n, had on the uniform .: United States
soldiers. but c,,ntessed to TIE cheat. About
this til IL. 3 or o'clock in the inarninS Lieut.
Walker. Of Capt. McGloin's t,mpau,. got 30
near the pickets at Jackson square Precinct
hat. ms Il ,nntter of safety. he walked boldly
70 and said he had come 10 treat tor sur
-sld.r.
The metropoutans sad they would return
IN answer ny o'clock. At that time An Of
6cer nom that station came mp and. after con-
suit:.t,on .sergL Newman. OF Capt BorlAnd's
eumpsuv was sent with him To Treat
He round Capt LAWYER wounied and almost