Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-01

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leans, and wherever our armies have made
permanent 9sl:. occupa tion, greenback ks are fast
9uylnRr mp confscated and deserted plan
tte9tnons, and plantations OF disgusted aris.
toerats who are Fastening to emigrate from
fankeeiaed South. And, however the
legal questions, connected With slavery NAV
6es determtned5 tits clear that the instit,i.
tton. .eah8never be what Il has been. Il will
beIunder q depleting process ;gths negro
will eItrGnsformed into q FREQ lsboter. and
wan lzbecomeialpurchaSer ofGluxuFies after
his sitashionS and society and business will
oeatorsa long ttme siu PROCESS Of solution
and reconstruction ALI this will omen
nelds, for enterprise, for BENEVOLENT aud
sNslhristiapl y! effort, and, for quick aud in
spring agitation of all the forces that are
70 eyolyeea higher Utilization, After the
Wlerl lall We shall ses q wonderful era of devels
!oP9.sns !.Slt IN the South, IN the benefits of
I: sf2 e shs!l all paEticipete: -,
a4 The Financial Condition or tilSSi
G5agH "a sh0- Country. i1se1Ho1g
tphMa li1 From tho n. Z. Herald. - p57i'
That there is. both at homo and abroad,
a healthy revival of public confidence in
the stability of our government and the
'succesS Of our effortsRto crush the rebel
lion, must be evident}even to those least
'obserSant Unpopular sentiment: We have
had no great victories lately and have, on
helcontrary. been subjected to numerous
itriaing but tRnnoyingireYerses and delays !;
but still the ,reviyallof confidence Isl AN acl
knoWledged fact, and its cause must be
found in better rappEeCiatiou of. the power
and resources of the American people, both
on opr. own part and on the part Of Euro J
peans. We now begin to understand our
selves, aud Europe begins TO understand
us. How this result has been achieved wa
shall not at present consider; but its in
huence upon our tiuances is matter of
the utmost Importance aud the sincerest
congratulations. '@ sli2 ~ al bE7E
y Hitherto Ne have neither asked nor re !.
ceived any financial aid from Europe. The
press of Europe has repeatedly warued
capitalists not to invest in American secur-
tiles. Now however, we find all kinds of
projects on foot among fOreignEbaDkers for
the purchase of large quantities of our
stocks, and by every. steamer come orders
from individuals in Europe to agents here
to invest freely in United States bonds
This foreign demand for our securities has
caused an average advance OF seven per
cen. and already foreign capitalists are
calling upon US to offer loan. at home
the financial prospect Is still brighter. The
conversions of legal tender notes into five
twenty bonds, SO long and so foolishly
neglected, are now remarkably active.z-
The subscription agent announces that one
million two hundred thousand dollars
were thus converted on Tuesday, two
millions OF dollars during the last
two days, and fye millions within, the
past ten. days. These conversions will
probably average oyer. fEe hundred thou
sand dollars day during the short time
longer that they will be permitted. As
i,gtatRpt geaesnr Gia3n ~ acaiYinn money
oh7 stSust ~ ~ ~ rs sTfts interest,". sQ6
ykFifa tecet Ted "a mi lGon5of dollars,
and the dep9sit at all points viii probably
average fully that amount every day, The
receipts from taxes wtllayeraRe three hun,
dred aud fifty thousand dollars day from
this Tins forth, and by midsummcr this
amount will be increased to five or six hun
dred thousand. Thereceipts. from customs
l7duties average three hundred thousand
dollars a day. in,ngold Sum up these
amounts of conyeraions, deposits, taxes
and customs duties, aud it is clear that the
Secretary of the Treasury is now receiving
over b3, loo, 900 every dsyrmore money
than the Government expends. five have
q financial croaker among us, let him dt-
gest this fact. 81 sit ~ si ff,.1
The sunshine of spring lightcns up all
| our ffairS. Tho specuIa alton In Uo1dl has
practically ceased. The prices OF oil sta:
pies, no longer obliged to huctuate with
gold are now gradually and surely settling
inoths masses from 'S.'Ss
direct tax!j Durfno tbe mast TOO va, - ~.
Goyernment has isshedi i5ysr GoHr t,,d ,aS
millions oS dolIars' Tortb o9 .;T nsr S. a.5, ~
bonds v n, reaeIrr ho,ss ana si- pa. Ssa,
carfifi foSs y IIas;5 pSt
tender noteg. nd Yonr Ss1s ~,
only bought mn All ,bisi nansEs @ hit J ~ s -
slso absoFbed avert.tSo hm5drsd TSilI;ons Trs
of ,dollarsI T1nrlI, .;s;..
ssnt oyer hers ~ re soI5
in Eurons At the bso;0nin tbs sSV W. P'uit
IA a olorioSs ongSt 3 tbat. ,vs srs ~ ~.
onr own dehtors and !erAditors srS "a thH, H'
after these immense investments, there /.
most Of the ~ sIs ss",ri,s. ~ Sest
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