The Daily Dispatch: September 2, 1864., [Electronic resource]

Later from Europe.

The London Times expresses astonishment at the manner in which United States bonds are absented at Frankfort, adding that each successive fall is regarded by the investing bondholders with gratification instead of dismay. The Times believes that Graht's campaign will continue unless the danger to Washington be so great as to demand the return of the main body of Grant's army. The capture of Richmond is considered the test of the ability of the North to make a permanent impression on the Confederacy.

The rebel loan advanced three per cent on the news of Grant's repulse before Petersburg, closing at 77@79.

A three-funnelled steamer anchored off Fever island on the 13th, and sailed again the same evening. She is supposed to be a blockade-runner, and it is believed she is to carry an immense supply of clothing to the Confederacy.