The daily gazette., 1877-04-25
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WITHDRAWAL, OF THE TROOPS From
-e. -- NEW ORLEANS. " ~
NEW ORLEANS, April "a AS the
Cathedral clock struck IL to-day the de-
tachment Of the Third Infantry, under
command of 1t. Col j. r. Brooke,
marched out Of the Orleans Hotel, passed
mp Chartres street TO st Louis street, and
out st. Louis street to the river, where
they embarked on q steamboat for the
barracks. About 100 men from other
Regiments assembled on the opposide
side of'the street in front of the Orle ans
Hotel to see their comrades move, when
the infantry band began to play. A few
hundred persons gathered ON the streets
along the line OF march, but there was
not the slightest demonstration of, any
kind. On the galleries of the Orleans
and st. Louis hotel stood a few Of the
adherents Of Gov. Packard looking at
movements of the troops and the people
in the streets below. ~ 94aGtd y
This afternoon hundred guns were
fired and liberal display of flags made
in honor OF the withdrawal of the troops
from vicinity of the State House. z b.i'
The republican members of the Legis-
lature in caucus have adopted an address
Of sympathy to Packard, In which they
justify their action in recognizing Mich
oils after the withdrawal of the troops
by order of the President. ~ 5f
A SALUTE By THE BLUE AND THE GRAY
MEMPHIS, TENN, April PA salute
of thirty, eight guns for the restored
Union was fired at O'Clock this after
noon, followed by a Presidential salute
oftwenty-one guns, ext Confederate and
Iex-Union soldiers participating In the de-
| monstration. The national coiors were
raised on the bluff in front Of the city
Overlooking the river during the firing,
and a band was in attendance playing
| sHail Columbia" and other national
airs.
/ REJOICING IN NEW ORLEANS.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-Hon Wayne
MacV eagh, a member of the Louisiana
commission, now in this city, has just
received the following: '".t W.. VT
Neio Orleans, April 24.-rhe national
colors are displayed profusely ON our
streets and from our shipping A salute
of 100 guns has been fired. Twenty
Thousand people are on the streets. The
police force will disappear from the st
Louis Hotel Tonight, except small
force to protect the property Of the State
) The private secretary of Gov, Nichols
, with the sergeants-at-arms of the Senate
! and House, will take possession of the
building at O'Clock tomorrow morning
: Everything has been amicably ARRANGED
Il GEN. AUaER's REPORT.
5 CHICAGO, April 24.-The following
was received this afternoon at militar,
j headquarters: "Ait
"Headqaarters Departure of the Gul,
New Orleans, 1915 r.. NJ, April "a
! ! 10 Col. K. q. Drum, Assistant Adjutan
' General, Chicago, Illinois. The troop
, lquartered at the Orleans Hotel, in thi
4 city, vacated at IL o'clock noon to-day
E and proceeded to Jackson barracks. Thi
D hotel is the only building In immed. att
; vicinity of the State-house that has beef
' occupied by troops during the past year
: and rot once during that time have troop
occupied the btate-house or any part Q
y it.
&c. G, AUGER, Brig. Gen. Command'g
DEMOCRATIC sENAToR-ELECT.
4 NEW ORLEANS, April 24.--The ,Legis
lature to-day elected Judge Spofiord Uni
ted States Senator in joint session. Mr.
e Jonas put him in nomination as th'
choice ofthe democratic caucus. Sena
Itor Allaine, on behalf of his constituents
/ said he seconded the nomination II,
: had been asked not to vote, but he hopet
republicans would not adopt such
!, suicidal policy. lie trusted republican
would cast their votes for the nominee
so that he could 60 to the United State
I Senate the representative not of one
party, but Of the whole people. Mr.. Stew
? art also advised his republican friends Il
support Judge Spoford. Mr.. Hahn sale
he would like to vote for republican i
there were any chance of electing one
I. but as there was not he would cast hi:
vote for Judge Spofford. He eulogized the
ability of the nominee, and referred tc
. his brilliant record on the Supreme
Bench. Gov. Warmoth said that the re-
=, publican party was now disbanded, ant
there was but one party. .-..- i..,,..,
The vote was then taken as follows
lSpoford i40, Wiltz.1, blank IL; total 1853
!: necessary to a choice II. =,