New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-15

League, had his horse shot under him, and
he barely escaped serious injury.
Owing to the genera. confusion the re-
porter found it Amos, matter OF impos-
sibility to make a cocrec: lis: Of the killed
and wounded.
General A. S. Badger. beloved of all his
command and TIE object Of universal
admiration for his cool selt-reiiance and
uniinching courage fell pierced with three
musket shot, though the one in in the leg
is the only serious one. being bad fracture
Of the bone below the knee.
After the fight was over the dead and
wounded were removed to the Custom
house. where Drs. Ames and Schumacher
attended to the wants Of those who needed
their services.
The following casualties we're reported
among the Metropolitsns, but the list is
very far from complete:
Sergeant James McManrs, third precinct.
Sergeant j. P. Champagne, fifth precinct.
Corporal j. F. Clermont. first precinct.
Officer j. Hill. seventh precinct.
Officer E. Simonds, third precinct.
Officer j. Shields, first precinct.
officer H. Ballard. sixth precinct.
WOUNDED.
Corporal William Carleton. mounted pre-.
officer J. Coleman. mounted precinct. in
head and side.
Corporal George e. Miller, mounted pre-
cinc.. in thigh.
Otticer j. Long, mounted precinct, in
head.
sergean: John Mccain. first precinct. ia
leg.
Officer John Kennedy. frs. precinct. NOR.
tally.
Officer p. Mallahy. frs. precinct, in arm.
Otncer NJ. j. Barrett. sixth precinct. in
Officer NJ. Gonzales. fourth precinct, in
knee.
Officer ). Connolly, first precinct, in leg.
Officer W. 81. Hawkins. second precinct,
in leg.
Officer S. s. Swan. sixth precinct. in leg.
Officer Demassellier. fifth precinct. in leg.
Corporal j. Ryan, sixth precinct. in body.
Officer L. Backus. sixth precinct, in arm.
Officer l.. Desdunes. sixth precint. in leg.
Officer 7. Duffy. sixth precinct, in hand.
Officer I. Dorsey, sixth precinct, in leg.
Officer P. Caesar. fourth precinct, in arm.
Corporal c. Bergeron. fourth precinct. in
leg.
- Officer A. Pecot. fourth precinct, in les.
Officer r. Gonzales, fourth precinct, bay.
one: wound in throat.
Officer j. Gonzales, fourth precinct. in
knee.
Officer J. Murta. fourth precinct. in hand.
Oilscer w. Nichols. fourth precinct. in
head.
Officer 4. Fonvar, fourth precinct. in
head
Sergeant L. 4. ThibauIt. fourth precinct.
in hand.
officer G. Simpson, sixth precinct, in arm.
Officer &. Figaro, third precinct, in leg.
Offer c. Davis, fourth precinct. in body.
officer John Lee. sixth precinct, in arm.
Officer l.. Willis, sixth precinct, in knee.
Officer o. Elmore, eighth precinct. in
thigh.
Officer Nelson Woody, sixth precinct. in
officer Otto Burandt, first precinct. in
foot.
Officer G. Cochin. second precinct. in
chest.
Officer W. Brown, leg amputated.
The casualties among the White Leaguers
were fully as numerous as on the etaer
side. Messrs. West, Bozonier, S. B. New.
Nan. Jr.. Toledano, Trepagnier, and Mohr.
man were reported killed, with long List
Of wounded.
The following were received at The
Charity Hospital:
William Omond. in breast.
Charles Kit, in arm.
James Cross, slight.
John Mern, in leg.
John McCabe, in both arms.
M. Belts, slight.
Frank Owen, slight.
Man supposed to be D. Soniat, sugar
broker, compound. fracture of leg.
j. II. Keller. in leg.
There was q rumor that General Long.
street and United States Marshal Packard
were killed. but this had no foundation in
fact.
The latest news from General Badger,
who was in the Charity Hospital, was that
his wounds were really serious, but that his
life was not in great danger. 1t is believed
that the wound in his leg must result il its
being cut off.
Captain William Mccain. of the third
precinct, was captured after dark last eve
ming, and there was story on the streets
that he had thrown up his Metropolitan
commission. The Leaguers who arrested
him released him on parole.
Leaguers took possession of the first pre-
cinct stationhouse and of the city fire
alarm telegraph Office.
During the day delegations Of the Lea
guers demanded that the city administrs-
tors should resign their positions.
After dark the Leaguers walked around
promiscuously above Canal street, but sell
dom interrupted any body. No one was
permitted to go below Canal street without
a "pass from headquarters" whatever that
is. Pickets were posted all along Canal
street, and they took particular notice of
everybody.
During the evening several newspaper
extras were issued. The Bulletin contained
a proclamation from d. B. Penn, who
signed himself Lieutenant Governor, as
will be seen below. The following orders
also appeared:
STATE % LouIs1AsA,1
Executive Department 7
New Orleans September IA, 1874.
General Orders No. IL 81
|. General Frederick N. Ogden is hereby
Provisional General of the Louis
lana STATE militia, and viii at once assume
command and organize the militia into com.
panies, regiments and battalions.
2. General Ogden win report the names
0f his stat, 1egiNeDtal and company Of.