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The coming Crisis in the North. [From the New York Herald's Money Article, July 10.] The excitement in the gold and exchange markets continues unabated. Gold opened this morning at 117½, fell to 116, 115½, and then began to rally. Between the boards it rose to 115½; at the second board it sold at 116, and closed at that bid. Bills on London opened at 129½, were then sold at 129, 128½, 128, and in the afternoon 128½. The advance in gold and bills has led to remarkable activity in merchane been advancing of late. This is an error. Stocks have all fallen heavily within the past thirty days, as the following table shows: June 16--gold 106½. Val. M C'y.real Val. U. S. 6's reg103½ N. Y. Cen.95½89 Erie3835½ July 10--Gold Val. in C'y.Real vm.Decline U. S. 6's reg1023611 p. c. N. Y. Cen92½7613 p. c. Erie36303½ p. c. The Sub-Treasury of this city received to-day a special deposit of $238,000, which is not likely to be claimed in a hurry. It se