The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-23

70 realize the blessings Of
world and We believe he by this time satisfied that
the finest army the planet" s not quite adequate 70
the task OF crushing the rebellion. Emerson gives 10
sne abolition imbecile Yankee administration unspar
me snsiosness OF ia policy we have YET seen from
From the Chattanooga Rebel
is This soi
Our account with the United States gives excess
OF captured by our forces in all all par1N ehs
coniederacy, Of about seventeen Thousand commits
stoned officers and prvates The captures Of comms-
stoned officers about balance.
Operations OF EIlet,s Marin. Fleet
from the kiHassippi Appeal, June 81 t.
The federas destroyed Austin (aiss.), including the
town except one on Sunday Tho force which accom-
Pushed this achievement Of vandalism Eets
hoet little fight took place Beaver Dam Lake about
seven miles from town.
News from Tennessee.
.a From the Richmond Enquirer, June 70
Everything is quiet along lines In Middle 5enne
ana any prospect q an advance on the part OF Tho
sending renforcemens TO Grant has called To his the
forces that have Carr oned posts in Kentucky General
burnside has removed his headquarters OF the Dopart
ment Of Ohio to Hickman Bridge, Kentucky, ton miles
south OF NichoiasviLe.
The advance pickets Of the enemy'S llnes
miles from Nurfreesboro
Had Rel port for the BIecA AIDE Runners.
The Savannah Rpu5lica. ia informed that there
this time cargoes Of snsod goods an pors 81
mngt0n and fourteen 1t Charleston
What Rebel sao.ey IL Worth Among tho
. Blockade Runners. f,- ;,
when the rebel steamer Caiypso was oaptarcl By tho
United States steamer Florida, while her wsy from
Nassau To- port tn North Carolina rebel mail bag WAS
found board from which ts following curous istsers
we're taken
NASSAU. juno 7, 1875.
DKA1 BRoraEs-- q am not mistsken sos.s
or the blockade runners will lese pile Of money OoA
federato money V becoming u such Discount they
as On Il
sterling exchange, and all freights prepaid,
and and. then take ~ chance. q getting them through
Of the blockade men here think the next steamer
from Dixie will bring bad news. and there
money-say eight hundred dollars for hun
dred In gold, and my opinion Is Z, will soon b
dred dollars in Confederate money At four the
dollar, and some sold hero for greater die.
count 30 you can see what the people here think q
price for goods or for freight money sud IL hada nil
lion Of gold dollars would not invest dollar here ana
take the chances OF getting through and take
money II you have any Confederate money on hand
when you receive this get clear OF the best terms
you possibly can and future do take any Con
federate money only ct what you sell for gold, ana
turn into gold you receive it, The best IL
vsstment Of money good sterling exchange
the next is gold silver, and the cotton,
sooner or later confident Confederate money will not
be worth the paper is made on, although may BE- mis-
taken. J. B. JAQUES.
NASSAU, June 3, 1868.
WILLIAM E. Slxoss, Richmond. VA
DEAR FRnND- have not been able to fnA
sale Of the bonds though there have been sales heretofore
but now no one seems ready 10 buy could sell at forty
five cents, but willing sell at that figure.
have concluded TO deposit them in house here 10 be
disposed of at fair price, and proceed myself to New
York, as we talked Of before my departure from Rich
m0nd Until my return shall not be able 10 make
shipment to you The feeling here By residents -
be in favor Of the South but do not think exists any
further than dollars and cents concerned They are
all making money out Of the war; and do not care IN
opinion, how long IL last AS to England herself.
from what can see and hear she is in favor OF the
South account Of the gaantry shswn by Southern soi
ders and would 0e willing to recognise her, providing
she would emancipate her slaves, which be
done. HENRY wOODARO.