Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-06-07
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We continI5 eur extracts from late United
States papers:
REBEL INFLUENCES !E WAEL STREET."
Under Tho abova CAPTION the Herald" Of
tho 10th gcls II the following:
Seine e"Ylc s.! gwen u imagine that tho
p.ioo II y1ld ii good GYidcnco Of tho nature
81 s',c tcwa iron, orr arInee, whether tavora-
| Bio 81 nniayorabls, and that in fact Wall
| street 1.-The Grara and inlallible Indicator OF
| the way in WHICH the war is going. If gold
| operations we're fairly conducted, and tho quo.
tasilns l.on, day TO day represented the BONA
fde value Of the article, it might be safe
INDEX in thin particular. But this is not so.
Wall street iF III measure, in tho hands of
| rebpl synpalh:gcra aud direct rebel agents,
wh5 create fictitious prisS for tho purpose Of
! showing tho embarrassed condition. of affairs
at the North, "a lisrirIt our people end give
comfort to tho enemy and his agents.
Taere-ig ,4nthing' substantial III tho way
| these gentry carry on their proceedings OK
cert ~ snca5-= which attends them. A rebel
agent nipsinaily buys or cells with another,
| with whom he IS ii, collision, at Il high rate,
| n;!;!:e,'n; 'scn having dollar with which to
dTocatI; and Inns quotation s Immediately
ble"jncd abroad ~ the price Ct gold, whereas
there ii really no gid at sllreprosentcd in the
| transaction.
The Merchants who want gold to pay duties
| purchase it, ns they would cblico OF broad
cloth. IL i;ect their needs; Int The spectators
fila ti.r priSn M ar down To suit their own
4fctatiUu5 ends. Thas lLast.paople ara in the
! Htecast of the rebellion is evident from tie
| pFon.irsnce Whiili all tho Southern papers
| give to tho gold quotations. in Wall street,
| wh;ch they sometimes give at hundred Per
cent. moro thau-.thn- tEua rate. Thus tho
charleston Mercury" of tic 10Th quotes
| gold st E.G hut aLdsthat these figures proba-
lily mean l:ni. anL further, that this is only
thu premium, thus making the actual price Of
geld in New York 29G No doubt these state =
ments, absurd as they are, nro greedily swal-
lowed by hundreds in the rebel States. This
il the mode by which the gold market is reg
ulnted to further the ends of traitors North
! and South.
BRAVE soLDIERs
4 correspondent of the Herald" writing
from Across The North Anna, May 25th,"
Ays:
luiidchtnliq it may be worth mentioning
that the rebel General Ruggles lived in this
vicinity. Our soldiers pretty we'll ransacked
liis house, Inc inmates Of which had fled, and
his letters were eagerly peruscd by those
Earlrg tasto fer this branch Of Southern
literature. Near by his place is St. Marga-
rot's church, an ancient editice, built OF inn
ported English brick; but now in q scar and
yellow condition. A tablet over the main On
trance gives lI5G as the date OF its erection.
The same correspondent wfitep:
Marching by the flank, We met rebel rcgi-
,l.n ;;r.. iva. ,,,i ,I Ia.,cr 70 i;"ht En- mnf
anil t.,ry had ra,JurrJ uoI Known com.
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cncmy r,J I,;,.r 49,. b;,.;,s ,,nt irto q
orrs,.. Il iu..,.. ,.,., ,.i i, Lut cam, m viz
Tor ,hf.u,i, r,.s until L. cmurind his revolver
IN ether relic Il arn,eiI him
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oair u c.g.s' Has h''n l"''''d hut II large
a'"3""t"i .'"r" ''": ''''''" ri,'nfc'i everywhere
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aD"uH'' on every i,Hn'' aha Two u"liar'
plug ~ no i"uger pad ny our PrlVntcs: hacl
has hl4 pockets, pouches and 'havefsack filed
anu hnnifc'S nave hnhui'a OF II hansitn
from theif naskcts' day alter cay as inc
tf"oee through Lie a'''' 'h'' mud
THE TESTING IN PARIS.
Tho Paris correspondent ol tus New Tor
.u,lI" anita. =, Cll,,,. u,,,.r data q,
may l."
At ~ tam: iu:in& tho H:-t Yoar have tn
releia who INV h%arul IN l'aris scented to b
iii such good klmor and So apparently conf
dent ot thG near approach Of the success 0
their iraitorUlls fshume. They express grea
cantid;Gce, ard in some eases have even If
ieSoi r,eL- upon the defeat Of General Grant
array lay Leo aud even ANTICIPATE tho cap
turr III Washington BY tho pursuing hosts
thia done, they assert that France and Eng
!ha' M! liahle1iftelY itcoEhice LIE o"hleu
er'S; anu '','' p',.Io tue !e' - aI'neu VIZ
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