Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-29

Our occupation Of Richmond before Ohrstra', We
verify believe, will bs the dSath blow to the rebe To-
n & orlJ 10 Europe, but 10 our cotton States, IRON a goI.
ula- reaction thereto In favor OF submission 70 the U .
lon, 10 order TO save tteiG cotton ind their in'u'uion CT
slavery. With tho loss Of their Confederate c. pitai, the c
Confederate "trip will DO wor .hless trash even in
Charleston; ard thus. without proyi5 ons CT Got. ing fer
tieir q. niss and Without money, or any sats'astory
substitute in he way OF paper or cred t cur already la
poVofished Ooniederst, cotton 8 aes mrs. give up q Q
hopeless alruggla. Tley crnnot sustain a Corfet.rste
tar OF twenty per cent upon g iDccm q aud produc q
Of their people, 10 sd iiion to the terrible drawbacks
and losses from an In Tlsicn BY Que armies Inland ard
our A,ss from the sssboard
Bu. If We permit these golden days of autumn to al
AWAY, ar d our Army Of tie P tIrsc to DC eubsrgoed
BIZ winter, We may have = othsr year Of war before "a,
and all the DISASTROUS conseq Iepces OF q b 'SDciIl rtvrl
sion may be added TO the present helvS butiheis and
drawbacks attendant upon ali cur business telstiora-
A defeat Of the rloel army 81 Vrginia within The reIt
two or three week, a crushing defeat, which cur 'plen
d d army Of the PJtonsc Il eonpsteDt TO administer,
will liz Is ut once 20 Gus feet, asd speedily bling gold
aud silver again into circulation aud confidence into all
our business tf ira. To tie govern mstt a'ole, in a
financial view, e decisive vic CRY over the rebel army Of
V rgiuia within the peI, thirty days will be worth O
thousand m;lions Of dol are, AS compared with the de-
tention OF our srny on ths Potomac, til compelled 10
q there into winter q1arters.
We are assured thA. Gen. Mcclellan Is anxious TO ad-
vance. We kaoE tia. his army Is, and we have TO
d.ubt OF its SUCCESS II ~ enoud ADVANCE N-lay ano
compel the enemy to 6yIt or retreat. TIE delay, We
are told, en- every hand, is on account OF the slcwuess
or bad management. of the Q~l4rtermastsr's and Con.
missarJ departments at Washing on. Bot tbi, will
never do. NJ. Secretary Stanton should unde stard
that his responsibilities in this business involve the life
or ii. sb Of he nation, snd ne admoDish in of the wrath
Of an OF ,nted people in the event Of his ialurs at IN.
inportsns crisis 10 mse, their just sxpec suons. Let
b m see 70 il that all the necessities of our Army Of the
Pou u c sro supplied a. &c. 30 that in a speedy vic
tory al III, sdv ,u'sges Of our recent successes may be
mulip led & thou ,Ildiold.
Let us hear 10 more that "the Potomac is safel,
Fpardfd - but it us hear that the rebsl army 10 routed,
and We shall know that the U lion II esVel.
NaStY MARKET.
Nav YoSK, Oct % P N.-vrginis 6A, 6s to 6s 4;
North C rolina $ IS Ia The B lard OF Buk rs THE
morning, BY a very ls-ge M jrrity, decided nos 10 al.
low transactions within 'hs board in geld or demand
notes after Monday neIt. As SOFA 81 the vote was
k'cwa, gold, which lad risen from 1872 to 1874, f. Il tn
l29 A. his figure everybody ru hci in to buy aud the
price rose .tea1ily TO 1870, 1871, 1872. and 1872 "a. The
last paice Of the day Was lSs Demand aJ.es hue.
tuatsd sbou; as rapidly between l27 and l2s A fer
ex ,hauge, it is impossible to give quotations. for IT..
B mixers bills sod tbis morning at l46. ard all he way
from hat point To l4T 5 {; when gold began to huc,u.
a = 2 PEI cent a minute, as it did all the time, bankers
d cliotd TO name a rae.