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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
STATE OF THE MARK EIS'

The Stock market was very active on oA''''''
morning, with irregular tone. TRANSACTIONS ooo g
unusually large. One house sold over *1o0'vvv '.
various mortgage bonds of the Erie k"ao' ip'rv
was GOOD demand for the whole list OF raiiio''
bond, Tn Governments the business was iair al a"'
cberqes pr;ces. There was no Second Hoard INA,
session on Saturday having been postponed "n''
scr,cmbe-. The street business was large. In
oLanne was unsettled by the rise in gold; lii was
r.r,@ed for bankers sterling. Freights were mode
-. active at irmer rates. Gold went up sue
Ien,y to Io7. but the supply was prompt, and the
rote closed at 1867. Western and State Flour was
less active and figures were lower; sales i''9oo
hb,s. Canadian was easier and in far
reouest at a concession; Southern III good supply
md heavy; Rye Flour quiet, and steady Corn
Meal steady with limited request Wheat was
Grmer for choice, but demand moderate owing
70 the advance in frcights; sales ll2,l7c bushels
Barley active and nominal; Oats in improved de-
lnand; Rye in moderate request Corn was easier,
but active at the concession; sales llOoOo busheis
Pork is arriving freely, and the market was lower
bu, active at the decline Beef heavy and unsettled
Bacon dull and nominal; Cut Meats quiet and
heavy Lard in good demand for export aud the
trade. and firm; Butter and Cheese steady with IAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
GENERAL NEWS.

-1lc rtesnlships Bavaria and China, from Liver
pool to ST. Johns, n. f., bring us week later
newe from Europe. The China a new Cunard
steamer made tie passage from Queenstown TO
Cape Race in days and II hours. The Admiralty
have gcan.ed 20 the Atlantic Telegraph Company
the services of the sbips end crows necessary for
reysiog aud extending the former surveys Of the
route aiong which :he cable is intended 10 be sub
merged. Further negotiations ia progress, tie
result Of which will undoubtedly lead to facilities
for sioe the additional capital necessary to CON-
p;te this noble enterprise. The steamer Porcupine
Is " prepare to take soundings, and will be ready
IL about ten days. English news is unirnpOr;ant
The House Of Commons, on the Sd inst, divided on
The motion against the Government for IL reduction
oil tho expenditures, and the motion was negativcd
by So majority. vessel with II cargo OF salt had
sailed from Liverpool for New-Orleans. The W,Ai-
ker publishes an Imperial decision reducing the
Breach army in Rome to a single division consisting
Of three divisional brigades, under the command of
Gen. MCntebeliO. Accounts from the manufacturing
districts Of France favorable, and the elk and
other crops most satisfactory. Gaiibadi had an
plsuaton at Turin with the Kings Abide Camp. II
is reported that all differences between the Govern
Ment and Garbaldi had been arranged and he pro-
oeeded 10 Belgrade The Turks have beaten the
hon,enegrins the frontiers. -Four villages were
burned. and 700 Montenegrins killed The Monte.
psgrins had been repulsed several times, and were
nying 70 the mountains. Cotton at Liverpool had
advanced ID Bresdstuffs generally dull and steady.
trovlnons heavy, with declining tendency. Amer
lean Stocks wsss dsciiuing. Consols 92s.
In the Senate, on Saturday the Naval appropria.
Sion bill was discusssd. and an amendment permitting
che enlistment Of minors in the navy was adopted.
No other business Of importance was done. The
House was not in session.
Appleton Osksmiths trial. ai Boston, on charge
OF fitting cd. vessel for the slave-,rade, was con-
GUIDED on Saturday by averdict Of guilty. No ef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

Late accounts from Gen. Hsllecks army state
that Gen Buell with 10000 men, embracing two
divisions Of As ginal evrns and all OF Cen Pope
forces are in close pursuit of the Rebels under Gen.
Polk. Gen w. T. Sbermau's division Is on the
Memphis aud Charleston Railroad, repairing the
bridges aud the track between Corinth and Grand
Junctioa. Gen. Woods CVision, OF Buelis corps, is
repairing he bridge over Bear Greek, 20 miles cast
Of Coriiah on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
Gen Thomas has 5000 men in Connth, who are
giving tba; town and surrounding country thorough
renovation. Gems McCeruand and Wallace are at
Purdy. with 1000 men. The railroad from Corinih
TO Jackson, Tenn, is being rapidly put in order, as
also thai from jackson DOWN to Grand Junction 70
that in auy emergency, before the completion oil the
bridges between Coriuth and Grand Junction, troops
may be forwarded without delay. Communication
by railroad with Columbus, Ky., is expected 10 be
opened in few days.
s-Sa.urday's dispatches from tbe army before
Richmond report active and mysterious movements
on the part Of the Rebels, but Tor what purpose Wa
not apparent. Large bodies were moving from
Richmond toward the late battlefield; odr liekei'
al Old Church driven in, and early i'll the morn
ing artillery FIRE was begun upon Gen. Summer
front. The Rebels seemed TO be feeling for Il weab
spot preparatory TO making another gene,al attack
No dispsiches Were received yesterday n, Washing
ton from SIC ieaas army; the Fortress Monroe tel
egraph liae WAS out vi oraer.
- Norfolk is getting into letter feeling; Unio
sentiment begins to find expression, and trade is re
viving. An expedition to Deep Creek, - mile
from Norfolk, on Friday discovered Rebel post
Office that kept regular communication with Rich
mond Ii Was, Of course, broken up. /, is though
there ave no Rebel forces east Of the BiackWate
River which is nearly 40 miles by rail from Nor
folk
Al is qniet at Memphis. Two stesmeTs, ladei
with rcar cotton, and mols.sos had leG for st
L1iis. Many ciiizels were leaving fog he North
II said acre that after tie evacuation Of Coriuih
Gen. Hiadnrn had gone back to Arkansas wilh al
the uools from tho, STATE
Ii 40 oewsis GOOD news, we ought to be sa;isfe
this morning, the Washington eorfes oudcnt OF th
Associate Press iniotms ns that 10 news OF publ
interest had been received at the War Depaitmer
yesterday from any quarter.
Our special correspondence from Sono Inlc
near Charleston, is down TO the 5th inst. and give
accurate doais Of Gen. Hunters movements up
that riae. We give, with tie ietters, on the 2
page All accurate map Of the field Of operations. |,
An exceedingly Interesting letter hom Brig
Gen. Richardson, concerning the Battle Of Fa
Oaks in which bis entire division was engaged
prnfcd cur Sd page.
--Iic Aew-Othdns Delta OF the 3ls of Ma
sla,os that Fort Morgsn, at the moutn oi Mobii
Bay, surrendered to the Union mortar feet OH IL
2jth. The report is probably premature.
- Gen. Burnside left Fortress Monroe for Mort
Carolina Oh Saturday morning. The bea, at For
tres Monroe WAS intense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

The People of ILLINOIS will tomorrow vote
For or Against the new Constitution framed
for them by their late Convention. The
contest is not strictly party one, Out " ID
clear that large majority OF tho Democrats
will vote For, and like majority oil the he
publicaus against il. The result 10 doubtful.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16

fort wa. spared to prevent this result and FIVE years
ago half the work would have sufhced; out .ne
times have changed, and man-steansi is now neitue'
safe nor popular. Oaksmith's punishment VIII DC
FIVE wears in State Prison and s., 900 fine.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

CONFESS" "What the devil does she
look like1".What in Hills she after?'
Lets look at that great secesh cnri-
osity;'' etc. These remarks were
cut short by discharge from the
Virginia's bow guns, which swept
from one ED Of the CumberlIpd's
deck to the other, killing and wound
ing numbers of the poor 'dehdcd
wretches; and, in a few minutes after
the most of the remainder Of them
found, . watery grave from tho effects
Of the terrible work Of the object Of
their merrimelit and contempt.
Norfolk Day Book.
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shreveport Hide Market
. Corrected, Daily by NC. Tryon
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IT subscribers remove to otherplaces
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ton, they are held responsible.
The courts have decided that refi,s-
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the office, is zrima face evidence Of
fraud
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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

NortAeyx 1issc Of Linclom's Mes
sqge-The recent special message of
the President transmitted to Congress.
adopting unmistakable. the platform
Of prospective emancipation apl sla-
very circmnscription, is eliciting
much and varied comment. sWhen
specifically considered, it conveys
rather a mystical and uniinportant
Specification; but . close and careful
analysis of its prominent featurespre-
Guided any basis for ambiguous or
equivocal Interpretation. y
The radical Abolotionists adopt it
with pleasing gusto, nstwithstand-
ing it subjects them to the ridiculous
inconsistency Of recognizing slaves
as property. fer which compensation
should be made from the public treas
ury. The document CONTAINS an un-
fortunate Observation-Disclosures that
the Federal Government may, in the
future, find it obligatory to recognize
a Southern Confederacy, SO far as to
the more remote or cotton States. He
urges Congress to anticipate by
speedy legislation the latent purpose
Of any Of the border or central States
to inaugurate An emancipation policy,
by which the more Southern States
would be precludsd from any hope
of their cooperation or aftiliation.
This Indirect admission is in direct
conflict with.the position always as
sumed by Secretary Seward in hisd
fereig GA correspondence, when he takes
the ground that no two Confederacies
can exist on this continent
We cannot shut our eyes against
the conviction that the President, if
necessary, in rhe further prosecution
of the war'against rebellion, is pre-
pared to adopt any means which he
may deem Indispensable" He may
deem it indispensable to go the Alb
clifton doctrine to its full extent
= Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

Fort Jackson.-The Bulletin Of
yesterday publishes the following:
A private letter. dated al Fst
Jackson on Monday, anticipates an
early attack from the enemy. The
writer says there are twelve steam
men..of-war anchored at the head of
the Passes, besides the old Calhoun.
Tenof them regunboats, (propellers)
and two-the Brooklyn and the Hart
ford -sloops ofwar, mounting twenty
two guns each These vessels have,
lowered their topmasts, yards and
all thetr-top hamper, and are, intact
striped for action. Our. garrison is
actively engaged in putting the fort
in complete fighting order. Every
man is ready far a tussle with the
detestable Yankees, and more en-
thusiastic and determined set of men
I never saw. In my humble opinion
you will nsvcr see Yankee war YES
sci in the vicinity Of New Orleans.
None will pass this place until they
take the forts, and ifthey ever do you
may rest assured there will not be
many prisoners.
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Terribly Deceired.-!t is said that
the Captain of the Congress-, on see
ing the Virginia beat down towards
his ship on Saturday, mustered his
men, ard addressed them thus:
.;;"My hearties, you see before you
the Southern bugaboo, COTTON up to
frighten us out of our wits. Stand to
Your guns and let me assure you,
that one good broadside from our gal
lent frigate, and she is ours!' When
that broadside was poured into the
Virginia, the Captain, with dismay.
witnessed its effects and seeing it
not even faize the arznor of the Vir-
gjnia;; he again addressed his Crew
and said: swell, my hearties, that
was terrific fire, but I have beenmis-
taken. Uhey have got us, unless we
can give 'sm Bull Run"
This is said to be positive fact,
as reported by one ofthe. prisoners On
board the Congress. las
q On board the Cumberland, I'VE learn
that many of her crew were looking
on the Virginia as she bore down up
on them, and making all manner of
derisive and contemptuous remarks
many Of them aloud, and within the
hearing Of those on board of.the Vir-
ginia. such as: "Well there she
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

St. Louis. March PA dispatch
to the Secretary of War from Gen.
Halleck says that a detachment of
the 1st., Cavalry were sent out to
Jefferson City under, Gen: Totem
against guerilla parties,' and had a
skirmish with the enemy, killing two
wounding one. and taking over Is
prisoners, over 20 horses. AS, kegs of
powder, and. a quantity Of arms.
Our loss is 400.
Postanaster-G General BIairhssissued
instructions to all publishers not to
publish anything that will give in
formation to the Rebels, under he
penalty of exclusion from the mails
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-04-04

Wcksbllrg whig.
Published in Nicksburg, Miss. by
NJ. Shannon. Terms, in. advance,
Daily per annum, IS; Weekly, SO.
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The 5e,ai- atesklg Dea's.
Published on Tuesday aa1 Friday.

e~>~>>~S~~~~O~~~N~
Very CAaritahte.-:'Weh neigh
l,or, what's the most Christian news
this morningl" said a gentleman to
his friend.
II have ustbought a barrel of -four
for a poor woman e
: "Just like you! WHO'S it that
you have made happy by your charity
this time?'
"My wife!!' -
TowcAy.-"Ah, my friend, where
have you been for a. week back?''
"For a weak back, I have not been
troubled with a weak back. thank
YOU "No, no! where have you been
long back9" Don't call me long
back, you scoundrsl."
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oosr4"~~x&r.
the city Of Shreveport buyer.
are Offering for-6rst quality. IS cents
~ No., second quality rs.
The quotations Of this commodity
in the City Of New. Orleans, are 40
a As cents y b; common. 25035.
New or,ean. G
: DCattle Market.

Carefully revised by the latest N.
o. papers.
Arrived during the week ending
onl the 29th, 6s3 Texas beeves, O
Western cattle, PIG hogs, 15l' sheep.
40 veal cattle and Is mich cows.
Sales, 66s Texas beeves, 90 West
ern beeves, 652 hogs, 1877 sheep.
1872 veal cattle and twenty-one
mich cows. Stock on sale, 2O;Tex-
MS beeves, 90 Western beeyes. 497
hogs, O64 veal cattle and o. mich
COWS. The nnnfafions are:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-26

prsvsA sAaA anss bo4h hsr soas hsd besn born, b!
husband twhoss name W omit) was sill alive, and
consequently that Mr.. Christy Gould ncs possibly
D. beg legal husband The case - therefore a.
70 recover . btll Tor board 81 The same time ~
shsn abandoned. We only slluds " thess i.cts -
colateral evidence 70 show how IDLE II al srgu-
pan Il Hr. Chns.y. A. ar bic WIDOW, Il l. ss,d
.pai,st And, .Aouss wealth nsy q. tsooss.l:
her 70 hss prs' IN n On o. Sr,,s
add 70 isr grief By o6spdins her upoosFadvenes'
ASornxn CALL tos STATE voLuxrsnRs.-
The asvssDos Of The stass Of New York Issued on
Saturday ias general order calling for an add
tiooai levy Of troops, The numbsr thereof 70 Be de-
ssrminsd BY the wants Of shs 0ovsrnmsnt They
will b raised BY onmpsniss only, The minimum
numbsr being 90, and The maximum ioi. Of each
company. The person who enlisu thirty men will
b entitled 70 the commission Of . Second Lieuten.
ant; he that sniss forty, W that Of Firss Lsussr-
ant: while the snrollrnen, Of eighty +hrss men will
give Cspsaiucy; always providing that the offcsrs
% recruiting shall psss examination bsforp Ne
Examining Board. On the compilation Of eomps-
niss, AZ provided by the order, they will b form
ID into regiments, and the dsld-ofhosrs will
DO appointed and commissioned by the Governor.
No authorization 10 recruit will Be granted 70 on
GERS who have been discharged from 1s volunteer
service for incapacity or misconduct, or Who have
resigned under charges. Tie military derou Of
New York, Elnirs and Albany are designated -
places OF rendezvous, at each OF which an EIaniin
ing Board AMI medical examiners will BE- ap-
pointed.
CRY INCIDENTS. 4 Hensler, pro-
priotors Of . hotel at No 1873 Fulton street, were
arrested yesterday, on suspicion Of robbins the
trunk Of Michael Gorilla, one Of their s'issss, OF
$500. The once Of Mr.. Chas H. Marshall, Jr,
No. % Burlng Slip, wee entered by burglars on
Friday night, and robbed Of 81, $50 In Treasury
notes and $500 In bank bills which they took RON
the Iron safe, having hrst blown II open. There
was about $1,000 more In the safe, but tho thieves
did not find H.. IA handsome sword, sash and
belt was presented on Saturday evening, by The
Montauk Engine Company, of Brooklyn, No. 20, TO
Lieut.. George q. kellis Of the Fifth ARTILLERY.
Matthew Burke, . boy IS years 81 ago, was killed
ON Saturday evening, by being run over BY . II.
H. X. II. car, Houston street. lie was attempt
ing 10 get upon the car while II wAs IN motion, and
ios na his hold, fell In advance Of the wheels
The PAINTERS OF THIS CITY MEET this ovsnr
Ing at Military Hail, their object being 70 demand
full wAyss-92 per day.