The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-21

with very distressing details Of the foreign news
addition what published In the HERALD OF yester-
day merniug.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, March 8, 1894.
Relative Tare Of Greenbdcks Rebel Scrip in Lon,-
bard Snecs-Pick,rss Of the Rebel Aeents-7he Eng
fish Cd6,sct Detnmmd TO Sop Rebel Naval Cruisers
Shaw Lefepre's Onion Sp.eeh-The DANISH Var Com
plieasssns-France 70 the Rhue-Defo,my Of the Royal
Isfant-Xaximilians Rope Topards N, rico The Ne,o
Pork Sanitary Fdir-Oeuaary, dc.
Gresuback notes, bearing the sign manual OF "Unce
sam," bring high price to-day Lombard street as
they did twelve and eighteen months ago. asked the
price OF dealer in exchange, and he told they
worth two shiugs and ninepence sterling the dollar
excty the price they brought the winter and spring
1885, and they have been below that get for my
foreign exchanges New York two and sixpepce the
doar--,he same have paid for over year. Perhaps
some satrica monarchis viii reply that republic. hav
ing king cannot in the nature Of the case dol
lars tina, are worth moro than bali crown.
And how stands rebel scrip AT home II is
worth about dollar in cash for twelve in scrip Here
the rebel cotton scrip fallen eight per cent
week. II only brings penny, in consequence Of the
chances OF running the blockade with IT, and exchanging
u for cotton.
The regular scrip or the conederacy, Issued In Rich
mond before the loan negotiated In Europe,
be cold or pledged here for iarthing. holder
OF yesterday in the city and he told asked
broker 10 its value, and be told him unstable
at any price And United States skies are ITO 49,
compared with 100 week or two ago.
Yet there people here who pretend to believe IN
Jef Davis confederacy. The shareholders OF the
"Gleumatchkin Hallway Tin Professor Aytouns story
In Baekrood burIesquing railway speculatous>
aged 70 shsar" the stock till il took
reaction and went up 70 double the original price,
pious spectators having soyersold''-and ths
same process might possibly make rebel snia pas
worth something. Who knows2
am told that Captain IIuse rebel agent here his man
ased to lay up ESQ COO ss his pickings, and the
Lindsay Sout,er an III
bosgerheads with each other and with tho patrarch
government at Richmond. They quarrel because the
bones they hive TO pick have little meat them.
There Is full determination that there shall be
more rebel cruisers from English ports " this
CRASHING Of heard from the bosoms Of gentle
and atiectionate slavedivers When the the
other day that your had captured and
niue blockade runners with valuable cargce.
American stocks went into the Skies aud down tum
There has been o man found in Parament-J. Shaw
Iefevue, member for Reading OF the late Speaker
has mao ns n n and 70 e and ask Sr
Alabama, Florida, Rappahannock, &C.. and this is the
first motion 10 that direction, while the coniederacy"
has bad Parliamentary champi NJ without number. The
soifd men" Of this kingdom evidently begin to reflect
that aing out men ofwar is game thst two can play
disadvantage and loss OF British merchants.
The Danish drugs on; but Great Britain wont Fight
France will soon be IN IT. will Italy. consider that as
certain No oas hero seems care how quick France
takes the Rhine ovinces In fact most Fnglshmen wish
done The English people have love either
Prussia Austria and thousand royal marriages
would make tilam
By the way talking OF royal marriages. the story is
and true-hat the little prince the
heir 70 the Pf OF Wales has but three dugers
OF his hands Inc hand seems To stop at the third hger
wonder that argues that the British nation, In the
reign OF Albert d~ard H. will BE- shorn OF some import
member OF the kingdomY Very likely. The desor
nifty, depriy aton causes much annoyance in high
quarters
France is putting her iron-cad navy in fighting lrm
and the army on a complete footing. This am
tain fact. That there will be general Eurorean
consider certan; but Great Britain will not be in It,
The Archduke Macmillan still makes pretension 10
towards Mexico though many believe he never in
tends 10 go. lie perhaps remembers Monte7uma and
Guatmozin roasted Goals by Ccrtez and reecs that
neither that a modern throne 10 that country Is
bed OF roses. His French Guard OF six thousand
looks awful small by the side OF Uncle Sans armies.
There is an active movement here g. obtain some con-
tbrtons TO the United States Sanitary Commisson and
with some prospects OF success. AL Americans in
terested and some EngIEhmeu.
SIR Rowland Hin has resigned bis position as Secretary
OF the Pest ONCE and retifes to private lie It'll the
united prayers blessings and good wishes OF the entire
nation. wheu the record OF good deeds comes TO be
written the Of Rowland Hill will be found among
the bcnefactors OF nations. The entire world debtor
Z, him Can the British government do otherwise than
reward him with peoragcs
Sir William Brown, the head OF the house OF Brown,
Shpey Co. and Brown Brothers. has departed this fe
will see In the journals at the ripe age OF eighty.
His grandson succeeds 10 the baronetcy.
Another person Known TO fame Ia also gathered 10 his
fathers William Niles, author Of Miles the Horse 9
Footv and other valuable works veterinary surgery,
died yesterday Cork His veterinary works among
the most valuable in the language, aud only equafed by
those OF the late Bracy Clarke Thus death continues to
reap his harvest