The sun., 1861-12-17
The Few York City Pres.

y, TIE IBornng Journal, are principally occupied
iitG '5"Nai!ke European news BROUGHT by the
messed at tho unexpected attitude OF EnBia"'
upon tho Trent affair. The TINES thinks IL I'M
rrohsble that the difficulty will lead 10 war win
Fr,land. ard in this conviction speaks IN hlsh
rr,iso Of Stewards correspondence with ioreisn
,ovornments. which has placed our cause upon
a strong foundation Of Justice and riSnt' !"
Washington correspondent sends lew lurth'r
J.,.ils Of Secretary Chase plan o. finance
The pl,n Of finance proposed by the oectetary
| or the Treasury is nos under consideration W
,h, = nat, Committee on Finance ana tho
| nousc Ways and Means COMMITTEES. Greate,
| J,aut,,,es .ie TO be offered to the banks au'
| ia, king associations lhan they no" ppaseSa'
| First IL il prlpo,cd to secure TO tho country
| currency of unlyor-d value; and 'ecoilt 70 u.
| ,ain a Lrge demand for GJvernmont bOhus' ~
'i.',,.,J mai bureau OF currency be oslaD
Esncd' IN the Treasury Department authotlISD
=, rsc,ive from all the banks bonds oil tho uhi
tei ST. ties on delosit rs security lor .ne papytnol
Of such bills as tn, $ -etary shall csitily ar
yecs,y.d In tho Treasury. Ihero bills TO o
made payablc by tho signature oi the C@tsnlo @
or Preridcnt at tho BANK Ion ,ao nmSi
thew NAV bo issued, in com OF ueuian
not,s. Tic benefits of this provision 70 DO opet
10 ali ass,cia' ions for banking purposes now eN
istipp tr here iitcr TO be organiLeu' 10 Hoi @
p ,bs Judgements for investing in the u1Votn
m.nt bond., il Is proposed to receive 1hi p
II out through the G)yernment agencies 'no a, ny
= ~ .u,h btnks ns have secl lfed tn'it SlIppt. 60
"a ,,,sit ,r tho bond. Of the Uhltel otau
: ~ tho I'roasury; and TO induce oil ihs'ltuuol
"a well as new ones TO invest theie "u9i" v
- tai in these bonds, the Secretary lntonas S o Il
Y such banking associations ~ haodi ns'a. ~ =, y
ld | Cova,n ,nmont with the power 10 Collect ali W
- uoSo % ,iir lines coming TO tho GOvornruon,, a.
1s'tb authority to receive and pay OUT an ol
IT, arc socnTel in the Treasury bill 10 CT
- 80 ont all these objects is now before the Proi
se committees, aud will probably be reporlG,nn u
cd few days. Such a bill 1t Is snpp0 'e1, WIN
er ale the Secretary 10 obtain al 'h' hOneJ
n. requires for twenty year OonS'
~ ihe TmDuSE ref,an' from expressing
,s o,inion as to the probabilities oi war W
7" England, hut thinks the state OF telling IN
- ronc n ,uld open the eyes of the government
-. the necessity of Increased efforts TO ehi
,,m'o rebellon. Taking for a text the late mul'
oe execution on the Potomac, 1t advises IL
shooting among traitOrous or coTardly com
RS dor.., cap aims, lieutenan's, surgeons sc"
',r, are holding pOsitionsi in our army and navy
~ The WORLD thinks the I '-oH''n nev'
,erB IN, r. not Threatening, B tNlt 10 Ehel'. ~
~ .;ro, war, she can const.u. o. ifert ahl'f
, colorado protcxt, but eor i,rS that ou'
eminent il As yet uncoN alit'e cd, and there
Tia, there is eyory probability Of anieaHe
,utuent. In an article upon the ia"'u
Ireland. il calls upon the country to prepai
" contribute to the relief OF her starving pc
r, 4 correspondent, formerly reSl'e
- 1,,Lc.,on. desclibes in a communication
lion or the burnt district in that city;
C,arl,s,on ~ IL /, remembered by r
RK. IT,, vas a picturesque ola city, thrca
h,, ora,nt. with a curious air Of reposS Il
$3.50 ;n, IN its streets even in the hislnos' qua
AZ Tbcre was languid fur monte ~ us Noi
a 'ni sc nosnhere, 80 that even the occaHohI' up
''-' ance of n drpy along It's quays seeuGl iu'
TON. nria,e as an omnibus would upon Tue
PM ,;g. Its buildings wore the oTowa lhIrus vs.
I. M. ~ are,ve out 81 elbows some"ut'i @ uus
Sish'' kept their gloomy, arlstoer"ilc Nv
M 10 and we're, in their way Impressive
YorLs,s and hos lnnians used, IN the Wihl
oaui lain mon the old town, while on thelf
~ Orleans or Havana. lou might
tho sw,ll of the New York Ciuh sauh
Sreamily down Meeting street, with on
SII nj whiskers, and the other oi an um
GOOD the same animal exaGly up%t,fp and baS aid
ner Da- matte lnnueuceri 40 rarolinian
bake worn trotoir Of that ancient oNol'il'an
VI %ESf oqgSaITS Ts 2, Avenue 'P have
s'119 ;,a invalids whose salloW faces | had
49, Io,i.udaA. dragging themselves
AUrl' nInna tha battery, which looked seawal
9 sso'S -ss the suburban glory OF Charles.
fad snnle Of It's geographical eye. a eerA
r SA- III thi,her when the cold weather came,
Q Of the the northern visitant In wintst va, =
Q reason ;,h;. hsiIin0 distAnce OF hall dozen
q 70 re- --.-io,.