, 1864-09-28

It should be remea bcrec, however. that
very heavy and pressing demand for gold to
pay duties, tas long awaited Just tsts fall.
Milliors Of dollars worth OF 20 ,ds import
cd, have been for months held in bond, which
The owrcrs are anxious Is release, and under
this demand the gold market will not get
find It's bottom entirely out.
a substitute broker named J. ". F2Td, En-
Esced ip rurpfng the guard with recruits
from Chicago to New York, found his way
into Camp Doug1as yesterday with sudden
ness which gave severe shock to his nervous
system. We understand that tho other pris-
oneIein the cznp scfnsc to ASSOCIATE With
hiu, but he Will not be lonesome this winter
If the authorities succrrd In 1a9lng their
hands On the score or more Of his kidney
whom they are after- a more bfazen and
! III priDcipled ect Of scouadrels thaa those
who have been engaged in our mi runniog
of recruits to the Eastern States, who, BY
virtue of their residence oughtto count upon
our quota, rcv:r infested our city. 1t has
bccn suggested that they BE- impressed sun
| ma1ily into the military seryice, bnt mo-
ments reflection Will convince any one thu
they are Iut 1T NO associate with soldiers,
citizens owe It to themselves to expose every
instance aud ope.ator Of the kind, a weciing
out PROCESS which has been too long delayed.
The Cincinnati Ga..tte of yesterday .eays
Governor DeE1ison accepts the appointment
to succeed Montgomery Di:ir In the Post.
masttr Gene1n]shtp.
Our marine column. elsewhere, contains
the h. ari-rendering details Of tho l,ss OF ths
brig Sultan, which struck bar of Cleve-
land, Oh Saturday eycnlrg. Seven livcs were
lost, all Ut the creT perishipg except the
mite
Our Indiauapolis and Cincinnati dispatches
give startling reyelatioos Of reael plptttugs
brought out in the Dodd military trial at the
forr.e1 city.
As to the peace Tumorz, no loyal man In
tue North will object to Gen Sherman. or
anybody elee, treating with the rebels on the
| terms OF peace laid down in the dispatch
elsewhere unconditional sur7astr
The news from Mexico is encouraging, and
that mems ,bat the Frepch IIaye received q
reverse Despite tbe diligsrt bolsteFlng Of
| newspapers In the French interest, the bogus
imported Emperor occupies au uneasy seat.
! supported on bayoness which will prick
| throuE Ihc cufnlou.
HEAVY uROLTNB IN PRICES.
| Rarely, if cytr bsfore in the history Of this
market, has euch complete break-do* *n III
prices taken place as occurred during the
week cnting yesterday. The succsss Of our
| aru;Ies in tue 1cld. the dcmcrd abroad for
United States boras, ard the increased con-
f5crce OF the people in the ability Of the
Government to snbdue the re'ellion-al}
.hsve opetated to bring down gold from the
fictitious quotations which have ruled fo1
several months past, and rroduct and almost
every marketable article followed.
| OF course, in such time, when the rage
for speculation, has permcated nearly all
clsssts Of the community, much fiuancisl
distress m.et ensue; but, notwithstanding
| .all thie, there lisa better feeling among the
reoJl.-a more hopefal and satisfactory
view of the general a1airs Of The country
which cannot but work bensfclally for all
The following table shows the declice Ii
The leading articles Of trade an5 c2nm~rcs:
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