New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14

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rapidly recovering from the eiects OF the wound ne
received during the recent movement OF the army |
owsrd Port Hudson,
From an Occasional Correspondent
NKw-ORLEASs, April 5, 1863 |
Great changes in the position Of the troops OF the
18th Army Corps have taken place within week.
As predicted in my last, Gen. Growers division has
gone TO the relief of Gen. Weitzel who has retired
70 Bayou BGuf. The various regiments composing
Gen. Emory's division are encamped at Algiers, |
having been transferred hitber from Baton Rouge, |
where the Notifications are reported to be OF SUI
6cent strength 10 resist any attack by the Rebels
from above. From all appearances, Gen. Banks has
for the present abandoned his designs upon Port
Hudson and either anticipates an invasion from the
direction Of Berwieks Bay, or contemplstes raid
into Texas.
The community were somewhat astonished on
Thursday at the decision Of Judge Peabody dismiss
ing Mr.. n. o. j. Tisdale from custody. The &C
eused was charged with allowing reasonable de.
MOnstratloLs TO he made at charitable falr given
at bis house. IL was even asserted that he caused
the Rebel flag TO be exhibited upon that evening.
The testimony very conflicting, but enough dis
loyalty satisfactorily established TO consign Mr.
TsdAle 10 Fort st. Philip for the Summer season.
The conditions and taxes imposed upon shipping
sngssed N local trade, by Special Order No; 81 are
within the past four days been bonded In their full
value for the faithful observance Of these reguls-
tions. The monthly sum thus realized will furnish
nid 10 many 3 suffering soldier. c. A. A.
The correspondent of the Associated Press writes
that Gen. Emory will take command WeiIzeis,
Growers and his own forces, and a forward move
ment up the Atchafalays River may be looked for.
The Rebels up there are becoming very bold, and
nothing short OF vigorous measures wall teach them
caution. They said TO be in large force at Pat
fefsonyille and Franklin and If any skillful gener-
slsnip Is displayed the movement against them must
I,sut IN their desperation and the capture OF guam
titv of stores, property and prisoners.
Business in Hew-Orleans is rather on the increase.
II is said by those who occasionally come In from
Dixie that there is large quantity Of cotton hidden
sway by the country people, ready for shipment as
soon the Government succeeds In getting posses
ron Much of THE cotton has been reported 10 the
Rebel Government ss burned; but by a completely
between the owners and the officers appointed BY
JEFF. Davis to burn it, il has been reCepted tor aud
secreted.
lie rescript emitting the holder to 30 much per
pound out of the Confederate treasury Is not very
highly priced by any one; but the hidden staple is
considered good as 50 much gold, whenever tho
market Is open. schooner load or two finds its
WAY occasionally to the city, much to the discomfort
of the blatant Rebels Of the city, who would rather
ace the Conederacy and all il contains entirely de-
stroyed than that il should come again under the
Stars and Stripes. OF course in their patriotic aspl-
TatiODS they very generally reserve themselves and
friends from the general destruction and careful
TO keep 10 sight Of STARRY flag TO prevent being
drafted into the Rebel army. But as an the
cat succeeds ia drawing the chesnuts from the fire
these watehful monkeys will be ready TO come for.
ward and share in the eating. At least this would
be TIE case were such needless calamity to occur
TO our Government as making peace with Rebels Oh
ANY terms but their submission.
Judge Peabody decisi0n in the Tisdaie case does
moi give satisfaction 10 any except registered enc
mics. But as every one here yet believes that the
Judge is an honest man, we do not zee how they
can lad fault with his decision without tacitly &C
cn1ny him of too much lenency in favor of the reQs
istered enemies OF the United States of which class
fbis 1il lale 10 ono.
The ease is tnis: A party was held at Tisdale's
house, TO which the troitors of bis acquaintance
were invited, ana at which some Of the most trea-
eonsbls demonstrations were made. He was prose-
cuted. Several witnesses swOTe positively that
Confederate flags were displayed, Rebel songs sung
Rebel cakes, co-babies and numerous other thinQs
with little flags painted on them were exposed
for sale.
TO rebut this, Mr.. Tsdale's counsel, Mr.. Roselius,
brought up about dozen Rebels, who the more
contemplate from having taken the oath Of ale
gisnee while they openly avow their sympathy for
the Rebellion, who swore that they were at Mr.. |
Ilsdales house Oh the MI ht OF the affair, and saw
nothing OF tue kind sworn to by the prosecuting |
wlthssses Ia view Of the fae; therefore, that |
these Purbhnd Rebels saw nothing, the Judge az |
sumed there was nothing wrong, and discrediting |
the afninatlve, based his decision OH the INCENTIVE
testimony TINS decision has not had a tendency 10
eAhlt tlf SUus0 III tos opinion OF loyal people ia |
this city.
The Era reports the arrest Of one Antbonv phil
HIPS at Harvey Canal, nght bank of the river for
deadly assault. Phillips, 1t appears, had lola nc
wife 10 William Chapman for $50, for WINCH ba I'D
given receipt, and also has given his wife csrri
fcste stating that he has no further claim ON har
and giving her the right Of marriage TO anv man
pleasing TO her. 1t appears she has taken Mr. Chan
man as her spouse, on the promise OF marriage. Al
Ter a few days, Phillips having spent the money be
received for his wife, regretted bis bargain, and
went to the house of bis former wife, before day-
heht on the morning Of the I'd inst, and found the
happy pair in bed. He raised the musketo-bar, aud
with an upfted ak inflicted desperate wound on
William Chapman, for which he was arrested
Gov. Sbeply has issued his proclamation declaring
that from and after May 10, 70 Now 1, The following
places are DECLARED infected:
Havana Masanzas Trinidad Cardenas and St. Jsgoal on
the l. Cuba kingston Port Royal and Mntego Bay
On the Island Of jana ea Jscnei and PorAu Prince, the
lsand Of St Domingo the Islands Of st. Tnomaf Martinique
and OUGdeloupe Campo Schy in Yucatan Belize Ia Hondu
Vera Cruz Alvarsdo Ismpieo and Taspan n Mexico
ssn Juan de Nicaragua CHI Aspin vail and Porto Bglo
y Central America Mara SbO, In VeeeEuesi LsEusYIa
Island Of IIudAd Rio do JNosiro Para and CsyenGe in
eeOn Amehc2 and Galveston, "stainorAs aud hey West
All vessels, together with their officers, crews end
Passengers, arriving IRON saltN places, having
kQUcbeQ OF stopped ut any of them, shall be aub-