The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-11
The Rebel Gold Market.


There has been an attempt in connection with recent
events, to effect another combination in this
The public is not likely fall into the snare this time
and Is nsegsnty disposed in the presen. extraordinary
upon decline in the price o. gold.
We regret very much that parties whom the gov
eminent reposed the trust q exchanging gold tor It's
feAcy have managed this matter in way strengthen
Che hands Of the curbstore brokers and Spectators and
60 give occasion, in the most unnecessary way for
panic in the gold market These parties sold out all the
gold they had to sell the in hour Of
Monday morning. in largo sums brokers and notorious
speculaors and after Cutting these found necessary
70 refuse sell to those Of the public happened to
require small sums not for speculation but for private
Of brokers has the occasion Of dssatisac-
on and OF alarm TO the public II Is TO be supposed that
s noSc II " soa on as II
and that the agency should not be made conduit for
che brokers' shops The fact Is the brokers have taken
mp all the gold which the agents OF the Treasury had 70
sheir net Some Of them are waiting and Watching for
hs Of tho public
mind II will take hold Of .hs matter put gold down and
out too, mark OF these Spectators that they
will have occasion hereafter TO remember
Danville and Salisbury.
[From the Richmond Enquirer, Feb o.
Ambulance Committee viii eave The city, W. this mornnS
in charge OF large amount OF supplies brought by last
dag Of truce boat for federal prisoners confined at Dan
each place have been selected and paroled attend 70
che distribution Of the supplies.
Uhs Rebels Abandoning Central nIissis-
siPpi.
[Erom the Richmond Wing, Feb OIL
The Canton (Mss) Citizen has heard IL intmated by
gentlemen Of intelligence that It Is altogether probable
Chat further Efforts will DO madc hold tho country
between the Yazoo and Big Black rivers protect
che Mississippi Central Raroad but that lines will
be moved back as far Brandonpcrhaps further east
tho only hope being hold the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Sherman Before the War.
THE REBELS CIRCULATING A PRo-sLAvERY LETTER
PROM THE WRONG SHERMAN.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 81
We append abstract from letter written before the
war BY this man. who 10 now trying to subjugatc the
South II addressed 70 delegate TO the Charleston
y Fort RIDGTIY March 20, 1850.
Now my dear fellow am glad you are going South,
and all wo ask Of you is give good President Stop
shis damnsnlo negro heesy Of the country frown upon
Through Old Virginia. that the remnants OF that raid
pf Browns, yet unhupg arc promptly brought to the
halter. And, in the meantime, II you win take few
bow In the Minnesota Legislature, along with you, and
1t them see Virginia justice you will benefit
'A''''s w. "'''' "'' : 1850 +. W. sHERMAN
VThs Sherman who '4s now trying 70 subjugats the
South" and who Is succeeding quite admirably at tho
Task bsppsns 70 DO w. r., and not a. ". Sherman-Ep.
HRAol
Rsbsa Dcecrters in Arms I'm Alabama.
From the Montgomery Rebel
A fight occurred last week between some soldiers Of
RAZOR Barberes battalion and deserters not far
from Wsonviile, Alabama The soldiers, who had sur
Che purpose Of catching descrers supposed 10 be
there two Of whom Thamess sons, fired upon
from oeighbOrng corn CRIB Old man Thames and one
" his Killed, and another captured and
Asken 70 TnadogA