The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-17

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Give him Texas and that won't repay him. give
him all Of the Mississippi river We must whip .ns
God Chsrley 4 you we're here and forced listen 70 the
lincintes about what they intend TO do, &c &C, yr
hair would stand as straight IS OLD Jackson , Won
you would have 90 he tapped you would purs. iou
know what hopeful creature | am. and i've 10 oahy
expectation OF something turning up 10 our oeha ina,
will make them tuck thor tails and take ther hVie
wilt write Won again by next steamer Cammack wishes
to be remembered Don't fail 70 write me ana LEI me
know when you propose to return Take good care Of
wrote you about poor Jack He Is gone, and may he
| rest IA peace
srEcuLArIoNs IN GOLD IN NEW YORK WILL HELP
| BREAK DOWN THR CURRENCY.
PARIS, Sept. 49, 1853.
have done nothing nor can !, even had the "a.
pcrs until things with us more cheering aspect
"rebelion has been crushed" Mr.. soutter stii says
nothing be done yet. shall avail, my tme--viz LIST
Noyember and nothing turns up by then shall try to
am engaged In number Of specuations cotton Con-
claim for IL. it viii enable us to whip this fight II
be made out OF simple plaster and a little hot water
soaaras 70 pufchass 10, .se Con
that II is 0. have bad OF experiments, which
were not altogether satisfactory but the inventor IN
bed sick am TO meet him when he gets we'll.
have made some SIS coo cotton arranging TO pur
chase 5000 GOO OF gold In New York--Govcrnor Fooe,
Bowers and SELF Guion Is 10 borrow the grecnbacks
New York buy the gold and ship England then
draw stg which is sold in New York for greenbacks
pay up what owe and the balance will be profit II
will 60 think 600 specuatons help US aud our
government too it helps to break down their currency
think the Emperor will recognize us In few days or weeks
He has this much already He has authorized the
arming OF tho iron cads building this country for
Frenchman claims those on the Mersey What will pre-
vent their being brought hero armed and sent out the
Emperor is favorable to III Duke do Nanny the Emper
ors half brother told ladies night before last that
the Emperor would recognize US in a short time.
CHARLIE LAMAR.
| GOLD OPERATIONS IN NEW YoRK-MR DUNCAN CON-
No. 5 AIDxRxAS's WALK Etc.,,
LONDON, Sept. Is, 1885, J
and Mr.. Duncan; but fear shall miss him to-day,
as he 10 not down in the city at Peabody's and
him tomorrow and report There are other parties
here thinking Of gold operations in New York have
not heard o, much being done. think gold he 200
before December. 49, Truly, ]. T. sOUTTER.
DECLINES GOLD sPEcuLArIoNs IN NEW YORK.
PARIS Sept. rs, 1858.
DEAR SR-On my arrival here hate last night found
your letter Of the 22d ust Owing to the feeble state
my health, deem prudent TO withdraw entirely from
business transactions, cannot therefore entertain
your proposition for an operation in gold in New York
for shipment TO- England did hope to have returned
~ = = - 'fN- : -N' '' F. MoLYNEUx'
MR.. DUNCAN WILLING TO BUY GOLD NEW YORK.
No. 8 ALpgRMAN's WALK, F.. Co.
LONDON. Sept. 20, 1868. (
Mr. DxAR srR-I have seen Mr.. Duncan and he Is will
ing to buy gold in New York and carry commission
Of half per cent month and interest. the margin to
ten per put n sT the Is
than ten per cent IL YOU went into the operation
when gold was higher than thirty. II you bought at
and so on. I think Mr. D would not like to have
the gold shipped to Europe though he did not make it
condition Truly, J. 4. s. (SOUrTER)
Colonel c. A. l. LAMAR.
OPERATIONS IN STEAMERS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. l, 1863.
DEAR CHARIR-I telegraphed you this afternoon to
telegraph for Captain Hartstein to here imme.
d,0y ssS to reply from him. Msss. Faa
two steamers for to eight hundred bales
each in seven feet water and TO seventeen miles per
hour afoue agrees TO put on two steamers aud
twn paddle wi'ha month and to bring hundred
y three hundred baes OF my cotton trip of
b. TO deliver II fere for half my to be
doe in January Latoue writes you TO- night and you
betr - to aris to morrow and see your friend
W with Captain fartstein Monday. you
ST. essel from him, 1t is all right but il mol, will give
Mn as OF mine, and want him 10 tho plane OF my
vessels, that he suggcs, any Improvement il pos
$40 think Laoue will get a steamer for you TO be
re- In month But my opinion Is, you should get her
you get your stock taken 70 make arrsnsemepss with
him IN person II put 81 SEQ in gold cannot take over
an ss sse yoa can loan me ns 5
bales; does not move to suit me. "CoDicd Loan"
see, is going down again in London-quoed at 2s7 at
noon. Have you seen Captain Burroughs yots II not,
SEQ him at once. and toll him may want him and Halpn
BOTH Ask him II they are engaged &c; Y0q nowr1s
MR.. LAYouE WILL FURNISH rwo B6Ars.
~ TEMPEST HEY, LIVERPOOL, Oct. I, 1888.
DEAR sR-Your favor OF yesterdays date is duly to
hand and note contents. am quite willing ts carry out
our verbal agreement and TO furnish two boats
arranged Should you arrange matters to sasfac-
ton and enter into the contract with me- would suggest
you take boat that named you be ready
week In next month and use her during the building OF
the other and doubtless arrange doing
this your return to Liverpool more convenient
70 you, could meet you in London. would also wish
TO you the necessity for quick decision should
you decide 70 take tho rst boat she viii require
slight alterations Waiting the favor OF your reply
am, dear sir yours most truly. HENRY LAFoUE
BOWERS PURCHASES TWO STEAMERS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2, 1853
nj Uq O.da ia ulortou nd In
my opinion, the next will be more "Confed loan'
is Humps to-day could have sold at %, but think II
20. Cotton Is drmcr this morning The Nile has
flowed, and there is some prospect Of fresh" In that
did you Capt Burroughs for me closed for two
steamers to day with Laoue h Co., on the terms pro-
steamers delivered 10 January less Ave per for all
the money pay before the boats are delivered. think
plans before thew are commenced. / hope You and he
win be here Monday. Now Is the time 10 do something
TO make money, and you better como here at once.
Yours, L. @. BOWERS.
saw Clements here 70 day.
BOAT TO RUN SEVENTEEN MILES.
No. 10 Tempest HEY, LIVERPOOL, Sd October, 1863
My DEAR SiR-Tbe boat spoke Of being ready soon
capable OF carrying Eve hundred Of cotton and
will go seventeen miles, not knots seventeen knots
would be twenty statute miles The other boat will be
much larger and has more power, but won't run more
enough II fully Ave miles faster than any Yankee
steamer aaoat They are going on with her very we'll
conclude TO take her II will be all right. The
Il is settled the better. Remember ne please
Mr.. Phyni1y and Mr.. Foot Hoping 10 you shortly
am dear sir respectfully yours, HENRY LAF0UE.
NO VESSELS AFLoAr THAI CAN RUN SEVENTEEN
KNOTS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4, 1868.
DEAR CHARLIE / shall 20 home the
next steamer from Halifax 10 Bermuda, which leaves No
vember 49, from HALIFAX. want TO spend week or
two with my parents there, before go South. am in
hopes 70 be able TO leave here two weeks from today
but may have to wat four weeks do not think there
vessels aloat that seventeen knots at
loaded. II Lsfoue give seventeen miles per
hour will be satisfied. think buy all the goods
we want credit, and II the keeps coming good
| from home, borrow all want. / hear that
Confederate bonds have been day ri twenty eight
cents the dollar. II Rosecrans s annihilated
sell some 10 deliver would sell $500. 900 for you aud
At thirty three aud third the dollar and
send them out soon get home. got letter from
Powell 10 day, from Montreal Canada He says be hears
that sterling exchange twenty for one In Richmond
You had better take OF money at these rates