The New York herald., 1863-12-31

carosina But the casa. arc 90. snliar. Tho berdo.
disposed 70 the Sooth than the NORTH nobody
tured with any conde0ce 10 forecast their destination.
All that proved that the North exercising the
powerful atsrsction-sn attraction, be it remem
bered. sKerted only through military rule.
A Brtttsh-southcrn View OF the Finaa-
eiai Troubles south-How to Remedy
Them.
[From tho LONDON Times Richmond correspondence.
Nov. Ia
Some eight nine hundred millions OF
Guilty sustain circulation hundred millions snd
worse than all Mr.. Menminges papar mill n harder ~
work than ever until the dollar which now represents
value OF fourpenco English promises shortly 10 be worth
only -four farhings The redundant currency has
bow 70 be funded fresh Issues " be suspended limited
amount OF circulating medium 20 DO put forth and
solemn pledge given that this amount shall NOT hereafter
DO exceeded am bound 70 record that the people
weeks past the Confederate Cabinet has been eagerly
engaged "a discussing and excogitating scheme Of
Southern banks Is TO assemble at Augusta on the 10Th inst
have TO think thai plan follow
ing has found favor IN the eyes of influential men-
Authority will be given the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
issue thousand millions OF six cent coupon bonds
and simultaneously 70 impose an annual tax Of FIVE per
cent on real and personal estate capitalized or which tax
oaeha TO be paid In currency and the other halt 10
specie or coupons of the one thousand million loan
There will be inducements offered (such bonus OF I've
per cen) at TO buy up into this
loan, and hoped that much OF tho existing circula
prices and sdm. Of limit being put to The Outstanding
currency. Other details OF this scheme hore are in
abundance but, ccncIsey stated its outline not far
from what have sketched. Ny OVID apprehension 10
that will nos b prompt and drastic enough 10 its ope
ration 10 sweep away at once the vast redundancy OF tho
currency, TO inspire confidence in distrustfu people,
and to bring supplies promptly into market II Il fails
there is alternative loft for tho but to
and 70 this step will be mpeled rather than yield to
the hated Yankee by the almost unanimous voice Of the
Confederate people.
Refinement OF the Campaign"
The London Telegraph ecember 10Y, speaking Of Amer
lean affairs, says-Re0nement has beou extended 10 tho
campaign and tho republican mpsticnce to secure
for all ranks the distinctions granted In Europe only to
the lew Is enabling oven the ordinary general otcer TO
vie With tho most potent imperial commander that ever
lost a victory The carriage with which The ladies OF
New York have lately supplied General Sickes his
campaigning purposes 10 tseIf very bijou
gines An English landau Amcrcanized with dieky
tern within, the carriage combines IL its Interior the
driving room, Official bnrean, dressing roon bedroom.
Kitchen and all Thus the gallant gcneral--ils,rious n
Vctoriagoes TO the war like trGe kn ighi errapt,
equipped by the host OF ladies' whose cavalier he s
With the moans of campaigning she most epicureau
conditions, he may write homo 10 the War Department
spatches recounting tho victories which he ought to
and rosy reflex or the gift aud Of the memories which
accompany 1t.
A Fashions abIo Wedding.
The latest stir 10 London fashionable life has
OF the First Lie Guards son OF Colonel and Lady Rosa
Grevtle, with Lady Violet Graham, second daughter OF
tho DUke and Duchess OF Montroso The bride given
away by her father, the Duke Of houtrose She
dressed In white satin, trimmed with Brussels lace,
wre h OF orange blossom and myrtle constituted her
beAddress, and she necklace OF pearls and da.
monds, gift from her husbands father. Tho brides
maids dressed in white. with the Graham tartan
silk cloaks and sashes correspond white bonnes with
sprg OF heather completed their costume. Lord tArs
fort ofciaed groomsman noble end distinguished
company attended tho ceremony. The brides presents
were very numerous and some OF costly description.
Those offered BY the Countess OF Powis the Earl OF Pows
Lady Emily Foley, Colonel and Lady Agnes Murray Col.
and Lady Rosa Grevile and Baroness L. dc RotbschHd
were among tho most valuable and handsome. As
mento Of the happy event each OF the bridesmaids have
been presented with gold mounted crystal locket bear
ing the monogram Of Lady vIolss IN turauoise.
Italy.
Mr.. Hooker Secretary OF the United States Legation
Rome opened his saloons at the Paiazzo Buonaparts
the 18th November Thanksgiving Day, toithe prsocipai
American visitors and residents kome Amounting in
number TO about seventy After listening TO prelimi-
nary address from the Rev Dr Butler, containing apt
social evening together in alton OF The day
Mise sllaneOus.
An Armstrong six hundred FOUNDER tried at Shoe
buryness on tho llth of Deoember, with complete
target. In thc shape section e tho Warriors
side placed at thousand ards from the gun and
the nrst shell which struck completely demolished
The shell blew hoIe 10 the target feet by twenty
inches vide Mover, Is said there such complete
triumph for tho gun.
Mss Goodwin. OF wgwsn Grange, Dcrby, terminated on
SATURDAY. He found guiiy sod ssotsoced 10 death
Mis- Goodwin and rownsley were sveetbearts but for
some reasons sho bad discarded him For this slight
Towneey took q lerribc revcoge. lie went to wgwell
Grange induced Miss Goodwin 70 accompany him IN o
short walk and deliberately cut her throat BY the road
aldo. plea Of insanity unsuccesstuhy set up his
behalf.