, 1865-08-21

~ oAu4 AoAA 14s4 o"n 4Qu6t hs spcu IS II
Literary Success Is assured.
Tho Nation Is making great flourish o
trumpets, and, though Somewhat popdcrou
0nd often obscure. has u rood urosnect befnr.
IT. II has goodiy amount Of fhe root Of al
evil behind II, an article much ueeded In III
foundation Of papcr, Good autboritv pIace;
fte cash capital at 300 900. With q nrorise o
more II necessary. The hub of the untyerst
Is largely identified with the success Of. the
na.,oa. ana u pretty WeA understood thai
has an assurance Ok success. Ihe NGtson ha!
asnpse1ipuon ust OF seven Thousand names
ano lne sales a. me news Stands and period
cal oepoas viii amount 10 iiye or siI thousanl
per "eek- me paper Is said to be nearly self
supporting at tie present time, and the pro
Rr1etors think they can make dividend ai
the end OF the first year. Its New Eug1ani
patronage s eIeater ihan all It's other patron
49, 49,. ~ -:a
1.,..a ~. ~ e - -. ~. ,-
tomhar r. ~ 10 as pp On tas a nas. l, o. ssp
~ ~ SUSPENSION IL WILL deserve d Inc patron
aRe' z,,,u
CONCERNING TIE CITIZEN.
ihe C!tistn Is now the most popular, in {
local point Of view, Of all the new weeklfes
Il Is well edited by Colonel Halpine (d1les o
keilly) and George Alfred Townsend. Bott
arc easy md pleasing writer's, and aEc aclilev
Ha1pfne first became known to the public
through MS Miles OReil : hoax In the Her
aid. Mr.. Townsend attracted the attention O.
newspaper readers BY his excellent and graph
1n1isshd fa1e '!mAu oa'11e " 1. rNe o.hs'
capture Of Booth and Uarro,i ,Tas alsn viii,
len for The saIne nnner 11v The same anthnr
- - ~ $40
aoeIs"sloS " TIE A1nehA1oA*
:, IN da-that the L'oer1or Will suspend pub
1cation on the S1st Of December next. Mr
Garrison considers the mission Of the paper
E1atnymg TO his many friends to know thai
he VIII retire 70 private Ute with M ample
competence Inc Liot7rsor began It's e1is
tehce az Ting ~hen the antl'slaveFT doctrine
GHen I,,s u NSH EH7iana. WIS laT from popular
VINO Monid 1ecl ashamed ut bring called a1
Aooh1lon!s1 IN this year of our Lord 1865.
REMOVAL or COLLECTOR DRAPER.
In circles TINT are NOT of,;cia, bnt whose .n
thority Is generally good, It Is said that the
oaqs Temoxai g Ct s, SIMEON Draper from the Conec
torsn.p o. lais p4r. Is oone At The instance o.
Sonsea seaI f fItss P11taeus' ~ m ~, nraPcI
t.!. nnin ntGnu ot Ml. tAase. ana pc1eses u e3'
S1ga teSog ans sanlaEe 70 me negroes n the late
leps.1oas t.n atates. 5lSston htng - OF the con:
sersnnse ,e1a s.1ipe1 ano tnnks !. proper to wait
i5e aTnne oeioIs @ g1xins 70 loyal black men equal
r,ss,es i,ss Nnn .hs 9as!oya. WINES fe4tclans n
!i. !s saay l clal .nat tae removal o. Draper :
~ nsSa mes =. fe,s l.naI W. saoM inc conIse
" ~ s,.aatt sonson ~ VI un 'le suulhGe ana K1n.
IT, @ "2 one aanots .,,, lnat the Al.
,am ~ '1s u E9s.ola house "1l oe MANAGED a.
iSsr of}c;a1. a. ,Ea - r;stan y NJ 1 Gtap ne un'
nss s5;r, osias ts o. zne C1stpm nouso afe trei1.
~ 4haea - ard ,1 ~ ba os uusesu gaLsloe
i;ttle M erest f.It l.. ty,e nhas,oa = WI
''t''e ".ele ~ iels !" 'ns enahse'
EXCITEMENT n FINANCIAL CIRCLES.
Wall street Is In fer1nent. Tie pasticr-
lars Z % Of lie iorgeries Perpetratcd By Edward
graph. It remains to, be stated that The
young man hns Hitherto borne an excellent
reputation. Like the swhdler Eastman, be
Is member Of church, and is said to be a
Jealous Christian. That such nice young
man should prove q forgcr has naturally
caused much s,.ila distrnst II financial circles:
1ooH Ess5s T msn s .na Of his . and
vcrzins with persons he has known for yeazs.
DISHONESTY IN WALL STREET,
The Phunix Ranie-case, In which :renk;,a
and Earle tIgurcd 60 larfrc}v-the latter cor,.
mittlug suicide and the former goin. to fail-
more sinii,ar defajratIon 1ad hcen d,scorarod o
in the past week. ali Of which 1rcnc on,etiv
aaTanFed. The fTiends % oS thc 'tn defauite;s Sit
made u6 The amounts fhat had heen stnien
and tbe oni1tr officials Nerc e'V1Tu ,
cmbczxlements Tere not Of fhn ma6n;tnda ~ "
that in the Jenkins case. else thc m6st strrnu. w.
ous efforts Of friends would be masailfna. ~
SOMETHING ROTTEN N DEsaAnz.
Al! these affairs point to IN unsatisfactory
state Of financial circles. Enstman steals 4
half million and goes to Europe. Winsor
does likewise. Mr. Mumford draws q large
number Of checks On Saturday, and 1t Is DIS
covered On Monday that there fs nothing to
nay them with: Jenkins steals TIVE hundred
crate Earle, and distributes princely sums
among the inmates Of brothels. Ketchum
strikes Tor two millions and disappears, Mr.,
Graham may or may not hare done wrong,
but his affairs are not In pleasing condition.
The half dozen small detaulters, who have
taken only ten, twenty or fltty thousand,
swell the List Of Wall street knaycs. How
A nonpu,.x,a o,,x,,~
1b,re seer so1n.th,,r ros-nat.s..u..u ne.
and am free to sny, thai Djocenes would hnyn
a hard time If be scarched in Woll sireet far
honest men. I believe there me moro sconn.
drels TO the acre in the vicinity Of the Snh-
Treasury buildings than In Uoustnn ri ret and
the Sixth Ward. II Is tine. they do not ta1l1
of stthe kinchen lay,'' nor study the merits of
"jimmfes'' and skeleton keya. They dr. nnt
crop their hair till II resemb1es that IN he
back Of rat, nor do they carry slunr-shot
and brass knuckles, If tfiere IL n chnice he.
tween The two classes of thIeres. think II Il
IN favor of the denizcns. Of Honsfnn strnet
Stock jobh,nT is in ftselT tle essence IF diston'
esty, ~>''-''~o ~ ''1''1NA''
Smith holds thonsrnd shares of Erie he
desires rise. and commcuces It bnIlin~ 'the
market. " Buy Erie," be whispers In gnb
aucd tones to ali bis friends, Ruy Edc.
there is soon to be a Tisc,D Smith stands
well with the financial public, and bis word is
stock and 1t begins to 20 up. When It reach
,s satisfactory point Smith sells out, and
quito possibly his stock Is taken by some Of
he persons whom he has advised to buv, He