The New York herald., 1863-04-15

sumed their work. without auy disposition to 70
neW the disturbance of the day previous. Tn
police are deserving Of considerable credit for tn
efficiency displayed on this occasion.
The workmen in the copper shop of Messrs
Brooks Cummings, in avenue ID, have subscribed
thrty-four dollars and twenty -hve. cents towards
the fund for the relief Of the Irish sufferers The
offerings OF the poorer classes are very liberal.
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, be-
fore Recorder Hoffman. Myron North pleaded guilty
TO an Indictment for assault and battery, and
was sentenced to the penitentiary for one year.
John Kelly was indicted for grand larceny, and af
ter trial the jury brought in q verdict for the
minor offence of petty larceny. Sentenced to the
penitentary for six months. Thomas O'Brien was
tried and convicted of grand larceny in stealing q
gold watch and chain, valued at $400, from Will
liam e. Demarest, in February last Michael
Coyle was tried and convicted of similar offence,
In stealing chest Of tea, valued at $4S 60. from
No. l56 Bowery, in March last Remanded for
sentence.
Twenty-three bushwhackers, belonging mostly
to Porters gang. have been tried by military COM
missions in Louisville, on the various charges of
violating their oaths. horse stealing and murder,
and sentenced to the Alton prison One of them
was condemned to be shot,
Judge William r. Bullock, Of Louisville is spo
ken of as IN independent candidate for Governor of
Kentucky, in opposition to Hon. Joshua r. Bell,
the nominee at the late State Convention.
The One Hundred and Eighteenth One Hundred
and Fifty-second and One Hundred and Sixty-ninth
New York Volunteers, and the Tenth New Jersey
Volunteers. for some time psst doing duty in
Washington, have orders to leave for some other
locality. Their places will be supplied by bri-
gadc- Of Pennsylvania reserves.
Tho market for beef cattle ruled dull and heavy this
week. aad a. butchers early expressed their deerna
zion not TO pay high last weeks prices sellers
oomreaicd TO grant concession OF no. he. per pound
on all kinds. The range OF prices from c TIC.
the general selling prices l0c lIc., and tho average
price was about l0hc, about &c. per pound on tho
average prcc. with fewer poor cattle d hand. Mich
cows sold all tho way from s2s to $40, but mostly
ct $50 ~ Csives were steady at about last weeks
prices, or 4,c esc 10. BDbs Of sold rawer.
Sheep and lambs were active and about 2sc. higher.
Pho best sheep brought loc per pound Prices varied
from - $40; but the majority Of thSsaes 81
3d. Swine were active for prime corn fed 1t 5hc 5c
6her kinds wore dut at akc. 6,Sc. Tor fed, and
axe s55Gc FOR sst fed. The total receipts COZ
heeves 2lS cows COS calves, 4038 sheep dnt lambs and
1895 swino.
Ths stock market strong yesterday and nearly all
the railway shares higher Erie taxing the lead.
eovernnsuts were quiet. Gold was weak, and declined
per cent, closing about 1S4k EKchange Inactive
and st the close was about les foe Moncywas essy;
saH loans q Q per cent.
Tho demand was Issd lpr brsadssaib ant provisions
yestedsy. though gcnersiIy tended aewnward
Cotton was down 10 $50 Toc for middling with light
sales Tn groceries the activity ninly IA sugaTsnnd
c.nssea pfcz Of which wore sstained Yslsolsam was