The New York herald., 1874-09-19
NEW ORLEANS YESTERDAY.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. l8. !

NEW OhLhANS, oept. 10, 1914.
Governor McEnery, Penn and their partisans
held long consultation at the Custom House
to-day with Governor Kellogg, Longstreet, Casey
and others looking to compromise, but it is stated
that there are many legal and personal difficulties
that bar the way to permanent peace. 1t
was suggested that military occupation OF
the city until Congress can meet and settle
the question might be acceptable to both parties.
The conference, indeed, has been held almost con.
stantly since noon Thursday. 1t was inaugurated
py Efingbam Lawrence. Alter TWO hours' con-
versaton with Kellogg, Packard and the others
the preamble has just been agreed upon. by Its
terms those representing the McEnery govern
ment will recognize Kellogg, who Is to be placed
In the State House tomorrow. fair registration
and election are guaranteed The Republican
State Committee who prepared their ultlmatum,
decline to promise an extra session OF the new
Legislature, to be elected in November, or any
action from them, saying they can make no prom
ises for body which as yet has no Official exist.
ence.
The conference Is still in session. Among those
who represent the people are John McEnery,
Davidson b. Penn, Albert VOORHEES,, Duncan F.
Kenner, D. $. Page, Efingham Lawrence, DR..
Chopin, DR.. Burns and Major Beard. The repub-
ucans arc represented by the State Central Com
mIttee.
monitor, manned and fully equipped, has been
anchored opposite Canal street.
THE BAYOU SARA RIOT.
detachment OF United States troops were or.
dered to Bayou Sara to-day by General Emory, in
consequence Of despatch received stating that
that town was attacked last night by negroes, and
that the blacks were only repulsed after prolonged
effort. But citizens who nave just arrived from
Bayou state that the account Of the outbreak is
greatly exaggerated.
RE-EsTABLIsHING KELLOGG's GOVERNMENT
Unoer the arrangements entered INTO with lem
eral Emory the late government Is to be re- estab
lished tomorrow as the following will show
Hh.-youAHrERs OF THE
uEpARiisns'T OF THE GULF,
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. 1S, 1S74.)
To the Hon. WILLIAM p. KELLOGG, Governor OF the
state OIL Loulsiana:-
I have the honor to inform you of the surrender
OF the insurgents lately armed against the State
tary support to establish tue State government.
Very respectfully your obedisnt s seryans, yMn,x
Colonel and Brevet Major General Commanding.
KELLOGG ACCEPTS THE FEDERAL SUPPORT.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept. lS, 1874.
Major General w. II. EMORY, U. s. A. Command
ing Department OF the Gulf:-
SIR have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of your communication OF this date, inform
ing me that you are prepared to afford the
state government. ! will prom promulgate an ex-
morrow morning. instructing all officers Of the
state who have been prevented from perform.
ing their duties to resume their functions
at once. Owing to the dsorganizatlon OF the
police force in New Orleans, resulting from the
recent conGict OF arms the commandant of the
Metropolitan Police will not be able to get his
officers on their beats until tomorrow. Therefore
! must request you 30 assume the main tenance Of
the peace and order OF the city during the coming
night.
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your
Obedient servant,
WILLIAM r. KELLOGG. Governor.
AN ORDER BY THE GOVERNOR.
The following order was subsequently sent to
the official Journal
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
All State ofIicers who have been prevented dur.
ing the recent troubles from performing their
duties will Immediately resume their official func-
tions. The Board OF Metropolitan Police will at
once assemble and organize the police force OF New
Orleans and assume the maintenance OF peace and
order Of the city.
WILLIAM P. KELLOGG, Governor
Messrs. McEnery and Penn have issued an ad-
dress to the people advising cheerful obedience
to the constituted authorities.