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4 New or,ean.
Z 6Oattle Market.

Carefully revised by the latest n.
o. papers.
Arrived during the week ending
on the 18th, 159 Texas beeves,47o
Western cattle, 241 hogs, 5000 sheep,
14l veal cattle and 90 mich cows.
Sales, 573 Texas beeves, 661 West
ern beeves ll17 hogs, 900 sheep.
F342 veal cattle and forty-five.
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Correspondence.

Nesc O7eans Poste6scc, March IL, '62.
To Messrs. j. p. Labouisse, M. Gar
cha, j. Nicholson, Richard Ester
brook and Thomas Murray:
Gentlemeu-I have the honor to-
acknowledge receipt this day of the
following process verbal Of proceed
ings and resolutions, presented to me
in this Office by yourselves personally:
(coPY.]
cease of Dr.. J. L. Riddell.
Resolved, That report be made
to the association in the case of j.
L. Riddel1, recommending that COM
mittee Of the association be appointed
to wait upon him, and demand, in
the name bf the association
First-That he immediately resign
his Office Of Postmaster and forward
the same to, the. Postmaster General,
in the presence of the csmmittee.
Second--Thae he cause an adver-
tisement to be inserted in the public
newspapers that he is willing to re-
ceive,. from all persons indebted to
him personally, for rents or otherwise,
the currency of the Confederate
States, at par.
ThirdLThat, said committee be
further instructed to inform DR.. j. l..
Riadell that, in case of his refusal 10
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Tho English Demand.


When the paper relating to the
Trent affair were published, illusions
were made to aletter Of Lord Russell
to Lord Lyons, stating that he should
wait few days for Stewards answer.
The letter was not published by the
Yankee papers, and they were rather
disposed to ignore its existence. Re-
Gently, it has been forthcoming. and
we subjoin it. that it may be seen
under what sort of threat Seward
surrendered Mason ana slidell.
Earl RUSSELL TO LORD LYONS,
Foreign Office, Nov. 80, 1861.
In my previous dispatch of this
date. I hive instructed you, by COM
inand Of Her Majesty, to make GER
tain demands of the Government Of
the u nited States. y
Should Mr.. Seward ask for delay,
in order that this grave andpainful
matter should be deliberately consid-
cred, you win consent to delay not
exceeding seven days. If, at the end
Of that time no answer is given, or if
any other answer is given, except
that of a. compliance with the de-
mands Of her Majesty's government,
your lordsAip is instructed to leave
Washington with all the members of
your legation, bringing with, you the
archives Of the legation, and to repair
Immediately to London
If, however, you should be Of opin-
ion that the requirements of hel
Majesty's Government are substan-
tally complied with, you may report
the facts to her Majesty's Government
for their consideration. and remain at
your post till you receive further
orders.
You will communicate with Vice
Admiral Sir 4. Milne Immediately
upon receiving the answer OF the
American Government, and you vii
send. him copy of that answer, to
gether with such observations as you
may think fit to make.
You will also give all the iHforma
ton in your power to tho Governor
of Canada, Nova Scotia, New Bruins
wick, Jamaica, Bermuda, and sucl
other of her Majesty's possessions a
may be within your reach.
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II
comply witAsaid acquisitions, he will
be considersd Z hsnAny ,pf the aqnth-
ern Confsaes II md dealt 18th ac-
cordingly. 81 ssIs IS ].
J. p. LA16Uj1 ~ 8.
M. GARCIA slss >,
T. NlcHOLs0lss 49, ss
RICH. EsTERsSu0K.
THos. MURRAY,
I reply to you. gent smen because
II think that every ication,
respectfully wordsa and signed BY any
Of my fellow citisens, Of the standing
which you hold in the community,
demands ) respectful answer. But !
can not acknowledge the snthority or
right Of any person or persons, not
clothed with some legal mantle, to
inquire into and pass judgment upon
my private affairs or my official con-
duct. Still less can acqniesce in
an uniriendly Judgment passed upon
me in secret by self:constituted tri-
bnnal, without opportunity Of hearing
the indictment or being heard in my
own defence.
In your first resolution, you de-
mand that / shall Immediately, and
in youa presence, resign the Post
mastership. assure you, gentlemen,
under existing circumstances. / have
no wish or desire to hold the Office.
Whenever it pleases the Government
to relieve me, l shall. relinquish it to
a successor duly appointed and quail
fed. Until then, if life be spared, l
have given bonds and sworn faithfully
to perform the duties Of the Office
Make your complaints and substan-
tate your charges, if you have any
before the Postmaster General, ana
YOU will be heard and needed. For
me to voluntarily or otherwise to
abandon the Office now, would result
in great public Inconvenience. and
perhaps great losses. To resign
forthwith, under the threat of other.
wise "being considered an enemy tc
| the Southern Confederacy, and dealt
with accordingly" might give color
of possibility that ! was really so
which l totally somenly deny, anc
challenge the production Of proof
You say your society numbers thou
sand men; doukkess strong in organi
cation and potent aud prompt to carry
out your purposes. l am but on
man, and MY life may pay the forfei
of the position now take; but ow,
> it to myself and to thosd ho bea
my name and must inherit my char
acter, to do no single act which coul'
v cause them to blush for their sire.
Il Respectfully. your obi serv't,
TT RynoVvr DoStmaSta,
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Yicks6urg Wing.

Published in Vicksburg, Miss. by
NJ. Shannon. Terms, in advance,
Daily per annum, SS; Weekly, So
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SOUTHERN
MARBLE WORKS.

Corner Of Texas and Edward SITS
permanently located in
Shreveport, l am prepared to man
ufacture from the raw material, and
right at home. 49,,
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
TOMBS,
TABLETSS TOMB STONES.
Of every description, in the best york
manlike manner. :.
IRON FENCING.
The undersigned having made ar
rangements with the manufacturers,
is now prepared to. order. every des-
cription of
IRON FENCING,
suitable for enclosing buildings, gar
dens, cemetery lots, etc, also
/. IRON RAILINGS,
for galleries, and balconies, which
will, be sold at MANUFACTURES
PRICES adding transportation).
Purchasers are invited to call and
examine the, various styles, at the
Southern Marble Works Of
w. HECOX,
Corner of Texas and Edwards SITS.
My Post Ofiiceis Shreveport, La.
no 6-d1X. =.
- a =
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COMMERCIAL
woe+9 M1ekEr:

In the city. of Shreveport buyers
arc offering for first quality. IS cents
" ~, second quality rs.
The quotations Of this commodity
in the City of New Orleans, are 40!
045 cents ~ b; 'common.,R5@35.
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We find the following in the New
Orleans Picayune. The first copy
of a letter sent to Postmaster Riddell,
and accompanying it is his reply:
Correspondence.
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Western y 100 lbs 1ONl3c
Texas, = head, 1stqty 80 oo@35 W.
Cd oty 20 OO03O Ota
Veal Cattle. " head IL GOALS 90
Sheep, u head, lstqty 4 0o0 3 70
Inferior. g OO0 ; Oo
Hoes. az 100 lbs gross. 10 OO012 %
Mich Cows, T. head 60 OoW75- 90
I'd quality. -.-.-. As OO06o ot'
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d. d. O'BRIEN;
Newspaper Advertising
COLLECTING AGENT,
Office corner Canal St. and Exchange
Place, No. 6,
new. ORLEANS, LA.
Weakly City Correspondence in
English, French, German, and Span
ish Languages, furnished on moder-
ate terms. :.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

WAsHHGTOT, SATURDAY, April H. 1871.
A dispatch 20 the Secretary OF War from Gen.
Wool says:
P0rTRxss MosAor Saturday Aprl l7--s p m
Tie derru.ac Las Teen stationary near Sewails
Poin. all day, but IN plain sight.
BAi7rsOE, April ~ ici2
The Old Point letter brings nothing later than tie
dspa,ch Of Gen Wool lat night, except that, ~ the
ae,rin.ac remained stationary OF Sewalls Point, II
was thought she was aground. Tie letter closes
thus:
p. sa.--'The merrimac still lies in the position
che assumed early this morning. The other vesses
Of the Rebel feet move about bat she remains quiet
and il ia the opinion Of come that she aground, ss
the tide is quite low but this 10 only matter OF sur
mise.
5 p u.-Tbe Merrimac still remains OF Craney
Island, and from tho cluster Of tugs about her 1t Is
pretty certain she is aground.
The Suwsnee came in this morning from Hatteras.
She brings no news.
The Rhode Island, from Key Wet aud the block
aiding squadron IN the Gulf slso came in this morn.
ing, and left again for New-York. Nothing new has
tfauspred.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
coURr OF APPEALs.-ArkIG II.
DECISIONS.


Jndgnent affirmed with corts-Spragueas ast. Stone
N.vcoDb n,, r void: Drlsnstor and another as W hnd
.nd no psr con, Brewster snd another sg Wheet
T-an.,gt Albany and Vermont Railroad Company bufus
E p.a.Io anJ stale Line k.lrosd Company OanPOsn sst
ToaJxorth aud o,hsf.i Whinson 81 al, Et M1oie
~ ac.y ,gt Arnold executor Albany Northern hnuosd
cas'n"ry ss Brownen AID Others; ByIbe snd Others sEt
Nod fleslAnd at Boefum judgment 10 90 ss
.S.s,, Iern, 1885, Wells at New.ioh Cea,iAl hsiIro,d
caoa,nv smith AID othors st Wneor and otnen reopr
:, ,a Ii5mphry sgt. County Court OF Soon,iie county
Ea,J snd .ns,h-f s< Nisms smith est New oit CeItIa
ulesa CompAny Rider sgt ol'r DA'i' TG%%'ss sss ss
n ef.is sgt Cfalnrr Ddrnhd ssr ,ngia.h o.nson
Svc, nd 70 per cent damages Dh'c'i ast sseset
A. ",oad Couesny Stewart at Pray Bump Parrish
VIII esso,--Arfiuoi -, ut,g,. ....n, an p, nj.
, to an .bsiensut OF nni'spcci johnson est Jenfini
"aI.nJ s.t htw.Yefk Central bailrosd Comranyi hays
~, Es...' uostaid at. Ednondsi Leggeu sgL banh Of
ai g.. fark sgt Griftbs; stewanss Lent fensoaum
81 ,,,s and anothori Fly sg Ormoy ps,s ast ra'i or
t.s, n vd.r shermsn sss. lder and otheri Blend eet
.l na, aud another sgt Pstchin Pefsirs sgt New
~ C,,tf,i Railroad Company. M, .
n,Je, ntHrnsd sGd judgnent thsonl.-blahe agt Van
p,,.,. pIt,UIlI sat North. Western Insurance 90.
.a,n.d with costs, With directions Of Supremo
c., o. a.. I. a . wit Gc--F Filkins agt. Hbyinnd.
isnsnt ~ General Term rosersed and that OF Special
Ts, m sfirmed.-EGdic sst summon
10 .daon,l Term Of he Court will DO held at tho Cspol
In Albany the lVh d,y o. 'uno hsi ~ ~ ctGcs IN
and continue bo,s ths sssa ""S
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
Arrived.

Steamship Psrkeisburg ~. g. transport Hoffman ron
Ioysi G. April T. msils and pas. 10 u D. A"stns Vuss
sse Frpsrisnced head winds since leaving hsttersA
stesnshp Locust Point ~ ). Iansposl Fencn- ron
Roy,i : q Hpif Z, to U. :. Asssisn, QuLtrrmaster
sh, Oreyon of FairisyenI Hewitt New Bedford 80 houn
scbT HsrsaretAnn (8r., WLpley, ST. John, N b. dsJs
rosloes 20 A. sDitt-rs a Co -
schr Flying oad Ill., Portland, Ne, days potatoes 70
master A..
sckr' A.. II. Reed, Kelly, New Bedford days, oil
schr Monitor Bessre, W,rehsn dsys, nails
schr. Fsuny Mitchell, Hamilton, Hew-BedioTd
schr. Victor Sears, Nrw.LoDdon - hours
Schr. Uncs-, Hoyt. Elizsbehpor for Newport
schr. Highlander Stury-s Eizsbetbpcrt for Boston
Schr. Montrose. HART, Eizs5e,hpet Tor Boston
schr. George Edgar -. EIizsbethpor for back heca
sehr. Arsoslla, Wsrd ElizabebpoIt for Boston =,
Schr. Sea Bud. -, fhiIsdeiphi. Indse TO J. bnfxa
Schr Trenton. Svift freBou N J corn to w m Jenhna
Sehr Hannah Hsvsns. Roberts, EhIabeihport coal
schr Hutd. Pearce. Ehzsbe.hport for Boson.
schr Charger. Mehsu. klzzsetnport io' Fall utver.
Schr NJ. Bird Davis, Eli,sbesbpDrt Ter PIoyidepce
Sehr. Atsutic Wsa, Ehxabethpor for Boston
sloop Joel hail. Wilcox, EizAbethpou for Providence.
sioop Scr sror Jones' Elzabsthpor FOR Newport
Steamer Josephine u 8 trsnsport Grumey Fofue" Mon
roe Lo :ust Point IN ballast
Steamer Oneida, Trout, Philadelphia mdse. ~ D. N
steamer Fanny Cadwsds Piersou. Baltimore, Ddss to
Nm. Dslzel 81, 4. r,..
steamer Fire Brick Fennon Philadelphia md'e. to L'p'r
L K.fkg .tiics. . ,r,n. n,
Steamer Fslcon Adams Baltimore, mdse to William ps
zelL p
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
BROOKLYN CITY COURT.-ApRL II, 1864

BROOKLYN CITY COURT-ApRIL II, 1861
HEAVY VERDICT IN BREACH OF PROMISE AVE
REDUCTION CASE.
Muy Louise Fey sst Paul E. Fleuy.
This YVES an action 70 recover damages for breach
Of promise and subsequspt seduction The dsnases were
laid st 10000.
The psinG young sdy Of rood family and assbs time
Of the events charged In the complaint acting as COM
psnion n the family Of Victor FIeury esq, well known
leather dealer Of this city and father Of the defendant
The defendant s young Of preposses'ps appearance
and about "a yss OF sse. The al and summing up Of
counsel occupied two daya The Witnesses on
tho part Of the plaintiff the plaintiff herself
and "conhdsnti. friend Of the defendant who vas
present u various interviews between the psinth end
defendant The testimony to the successive steps OF 'hs
ssdue ion was OF 90 extraordinary character.
The Jury rendered verdict Of 5000 damases Tor Tho
plaintiff.
D.M Porter counsel for plaintiff Charles Ga Nun for th'
defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
Passengers Sailed

In ,,eams.ip Nso- Yo,k Joy B,s~es-Hop Dr. schlst'
den Brsmsa Minister Washington, D. c.. Mrs. Barrels
child and ssrvant Mr. and M Leopold Huei thIes Shia
rem and servant Mr. and Ms VIM Won Sachs two CHILDREN
and servant; Mr. and Mrs H. GeH and tive children Mi.s
Dr. Carp M and Mrs George Schiller two children and ,s
want; j. Grange,to, Cisppo, Ulhchs ~ w. Sou"r ~
jana Cunningham Master Woodbury. Kane Niles Syo,i hsnc
John c. Loescher. New-Yok Victor Weiter inin'ici "
Rieke M.s NJ Rieke and four children Mexico; " Uoh
Minnesota; g. A. Meyer II. Meyer, Boston; b. ID. hncs.
mann Hcbokep Mrs. Lssite Grhbsn snd dsngnter MO-
Mn Emile Schmidt and soD, Wiilisusbursb j. james
IT, James Pierre Blanchard. PschebAt Pierre honrsn
Cuba; H. Hilebrecht II. Bisumeisier, Mira niwei ana
son Mis- \. Kidwell Geo. Pope Mr. and mrs huth u
Mehlwtz Mr and srs Louis DetiDsI, Mira isnnore nnp
port New.York; n. Bid. Rreier 81. Louis Hsam, Ns
Sophie Tinken, California; William Allsby T. hsnseI A.
stseber o Eberbsch, Michigan o. Osnttcb Wahington
Rudolph Stoeber Phusdephs; q. Hertis New foIT "
Wizard Mrs Josephine Thrs,n. Ohio; R. s,asr New; sok
A. Lavsnberr Mexico and 80 in the steersse Total lo
10 seamaaip Etns, 10, LiD~pc! and Qses.ssosos-Mrs
A. N. Kets chi and servant, Now YORK Mrs Parker.
Chicsso Mics NJ Killop, Mr.. Rsnsen Miss R:nssn, I've
children infant and NewYork; MI and Mn w. o
Alsrdyes and three chdien Dubuque M and MRS Cheeei
Mr. and Ms Manuel Key chico. ain Col Ro:: Enssnsi
r. Smytb John Grant. George Gsicrson C. Wceeiwoods
Lieut. Whyte London c. w. Mr. Dernoth Henry Pusch,
j. T. WysioH George Cro1er Mr. and Mrs Gross Antoine
Pont, r. Meyer, Roritz Raiss j. II. Hushsmp sweet M
Rinbow Joss erpsne George Sweet Dr. huthsrorc Joue
Severin Robert Htson James T. PeDdstast, bshiDofes
DR.. Hcss and Dr. Morgan Royal Artillery Mr. Smith Ms
Jones' Sanchez Mr. Psntzjsy H. Steele, and others In 10
. ,eeTeae.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

BlLqIr0lI Saturday Lpgii Il. lsgz
The following IS tie account given OF the Days
opersiions by Tie Ameraeaa's correspondent:
FoHrggss HcHE0 Frdsy. Ayri u, t502
snd two days 1nce that we were looking for
the herrmac and subsLIge together. Both are here
tnis morning. The day opened bright aud clear,
the oioaA expaIlse of HAMPTON RO4ds almost unfUf-
Deu ~ wave About o'clock eiRusl gun from
fbe Minnesota turned all ewes toward sewalls Point
aDd coming o1i IRON uuder the land almost obscurod
by the olD haze. the Merrimsc wa seen, followed
by the Yorktown, Jamestown and four snlAlier yss-
sells, altogether seven ia humber
There wa iDstaDtaneous sotjyi,v among the tysr..
porte and vessels 10 the upper roads 10 oet ont o
wav. Steamboats,, several Of which were crowded
with tro0ps, moved down out Of danger Stsarotp0s
wtislDg aud screaming towing strings OF r,
behind thein While tioops, schooners and brgs took
advantage Of what sir there was, goa up sail aud
moved out OF barms way. In the course OF An hour
the appearance OF the crowded Roads was greatly
siteIed.
The forests Of mssts between the fortress and
segslls Point Gisappeared, and the broad, open
pAnse Of water bore on its surface only the Rebel
1eet, aDd two French and snd one English man-of-
war, which, with steam up, still maintained their
:ositiOn.
CURIOUS MOVEMENTS.
81 O'clock.-Eor the lat bour the maDsuveFs oi
n. Rebel foe. have apparently been directed t0V ara
deeoying our feet up toward seweHs Point; When
tie Merriuac frat appeared she stood directly across
the mOuth Of Elizabeth River followed by her con-
smts, "a II they wore bound 70 Newport News.
The Merrinac approached the Eogiish sloop-oi'
war, md after apparently communicating with ner,
iell slowly around and moved back toward her
oonsons ~ the rear. The French and Enghsh
,essels tLeu moved up if they bad been informed
that The lower roaos were 70 De The scene " CONFLICT,
aud they had been warled 10 get out OF range.
For AN hour the Rebel feet kept changing posi-
ton, without fnakog any decided adyaoce IN any
direction. On our pat, no movement was made
1he Monitor, with steam Up and IN bgbiinR trim,
hay quietly near her usual anchorage. TIE Nauga'
tDek stevens Battery came out md took position
slongside the Monitor. Signals wore made between
Our vesses, the Fort, und the Rip Raps, but no
movement was made. Curiosity grew rapidly into
suspense.
BOLD STROKE.
~ khaib The Yorktown moved rapidly up, ard
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
TAiysrti.emsntl

We are apt to be free with our jokes upon Doc
tors and their Duas until ,ct snd In nseio' their aid then
oil alike bow the nscesy Of reconr's to their hsdeirned
and Oeu III rcqu!,.d .s The pEsvirg belief that PhJsi
clan, froun upon whssyer deyis from theg pscuss 'ys
ten, .nd ..,e, sIl.es from The that their better norns
lion then. soonesi detect aad dcArd the medical de-
son, add positions that tbrus upou the communily
That they are ready aud prompt TO adopt really valuable
Invention (. ,sen by tho treatment Doet C. AsNs CHEA'
c.LREsrDrs have ever received at their hsnd. They APP
pr.cs the vauo OF these medicine, because they know their
compo. Ion snd whss Is the vhs heard fe'Peee
bic Phyean either dptIgs them or discourage iher use
No profession or Parsu has doue more foT tic haaa family
than tho medical pfofesou Hone' followed b noher mon
or so nobe ends. ' there orc which better deserves INC
Lo.l thAnks o! mankind
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
Arrived SUNDAY, April Is.


Steamship Baltic Comsock hom cruise N .esiec Of tas
B.lc learned Beruds that the Vermont as in good com
difiou ssd had ploceeded Oh he, way 70 por, Royal
shi9 Guy sienEsripg DolAId London and l'e OF Wshs
March 10 mdse and is pace 10 X L. Taylor ExpeIienced
v,ry lad yes,ber most Of the passage March a az ~ ~
lon % a. passed ship Emily Augusta bound T. lat w.
Bah Ben Donsncs lof Freepor) spnss Cardiff fs day.,
enc.d he.vy sa., troo n W. asd E. s,eDded with hail
ard ,uow Sailed company with ship Corinne Baker Tor
New-York. and schr T. ID Wagner, for Oeno-
Schr Cz,hane Thomas, Tuthiil Pocomoke days. oy"en
bound TO Ne~-Hsyen. . IN,
schr Charles B.uey Aen, Proyidsncs, bound to ENsa'
beihport- So =, . a. -.
Sir s,eohen Waterman Bowman. Belmont days
Sehr Ans res, Reynolds. Providence days
schr Lady Adams, Adams Hew.London days
Scbr. Evelyn, Palmer. Stanford.
schr DR. Franklin. Chapman, Norwich.
schr Amanda Po~ers. Robinson. Rockiand days. hn<
schr Entire hinner. Ehzabethport for Bristol
schr AckiAnn, Chadwick, Elirsbebport for Boston.
schr. Fakir. B.eer kuzsbeihpou Tor Fall River.
eix Brown StoL., Gregory Ehzsbethp'rt fof Hartford
Schr II. Border, Arnold klzbe,hpor for Es River.
schr u. b. Smith, Mile ElkabethpoTt FOR Providence
schT. Chus. Mills, Providence days.
Schr ID. Davidson. Ke<churn la. gier ier New Haven.
sloop Henry, Housh. ElzsoethpoIt Tor New-London
sloop W. "A Bowen. Brotherton, Providence days
Steamer Osprey, kenney, Providence ndse- 70 EdvNe
steamer Beverly, Pierce PbHsdslph,s udse to J. 4 N
EFIOw-One Of Thomas Dunhsr,s 3-mssted schrs.
SAILED April 2S,esmships Etna tBr Liverpool! New
Yoh bgsneI). Bremen.
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