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Northern dates to the 2d of July have been received.
There was great excitement in the New York gold market on the Gold opened at 245, and went up during the forenoon to 285!
The Herald has an apology for this in a statement that there was no other apparent cause for the rise than the question of the appointment of a successor to Chase.
The announcement in the afternoon that Senator William Pitt Femenden had been nominated Secretary of the Treasury, and that his nomination had been confirmed by the Senate, and that Congress had repeated the gold kill, brought gold down to two hundred and twenty-five.
This gold bill forbade the sale of gold, unless the party selling it had it actually in hand.
Hunter's expedition — he reports Himself all right.
Secretary Stanton telegraphs to General Dix, rom Washington, June 23rd, as follows:
The following dispatch has just been received from Gen. Homer:
"I have the honor to report that our expedition has been extrem