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orward movement, not so much because of the muddy roads as to get Lee back to Richmond and one of the reach of Washington." A Washington telegram says that General has sent out an expedition which has surrounded the rebel cavalry about Culpeper, and will capture them almost certainly. Gold opened on the 17th at 154 and closed at 153 Exchange 168. Cotton 65 cents. Virginia 6's 62 Missouri 6's 10½. Confederate scrip was put up at auction in Halifax, N. S., on the 10th inst., by John D. Nash Co., and the only bid that could be for it was says the Herald. The Herald has the following on the Confederate loan in England: A subscription for the relief of the rebel Government — now reduced to the most indigent circumstances, and in peril of immediate dissolution — has been started in England under the guise of a loan, the security for which is the cotton remaining unburnt by the rebels or unseized by the United States. The Herald adds: The loan is already at