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142, and closed at 141½ bld. The Herald says it is very encouraging to see the present improvement in public confidence. But it is well to remind the people that the war is not over yet — the first indication of a disposition to make peace has not yet been manifested at the South--we have won no victories since gold was selling at 173--and though the people are lending the Government about two millions a day, the necessities of the Treasury and the falling due of debt certificates compel Mr. Chase to use not only call this money, but about one million of new paper money besides, which the Bank Note Companies are daily producing. Exchange sold at 153, 154, and closed at 155. Stocks opened irregular and panicky, but rallied and were strong at an advance. Middling cotton ranged from 58 to 62½ cents. A Washington correspondent thus telegraphs: A specific offer of a loan of one budged millions in gold was made to the Secretary of the Treasury, by a leading house