The New York herald., 1864-10-30
Oar Lonaon correspondence.

1hs British Corp rhsafs Teir Brethren America
H@ory OF he "Pedcs Addres"-As Origin and Fra.
meTs-7hs Fau in he Rebel Cotisn Bonds Aduance in
Greenbacss-Grcn, Shermon and Sheridan Prsctpi,a,-
in9 ce Bl,id. finaa,iol Crash-A Royal Lady in
Lore- vtc'o,ia's Fanuiy Aaianc---cty Omnibuses on
,he,r Laa Figs &c. &c.
The "Pcace Address sent out 20 America on
the first or the mon,bthe manifesto OF British copper
heads udi,ed brethren the rebels In
Amerca-wi be appreciated at s real intrinsic
But to know real worth you must learn its
origin. It's hstory is brief and very suggestive
sir Henry &c HosLion, Bsrone who acts spokes
for the crowd of rebel sympahzers,
purchased rebe bonds TO the amount OF three hun
dred end sixty ,hoasa1d pounds-nesr million dol.
;sfs and 40 orde. the money actually sold eli
about hail Of his ancestral Rebel stock being
on the wane, and rAcly to touch zero, he adopted
this method OF assisting the to,,ering fortunes OF
the couledefacy. By the aid u priests and clergy
neu, whose iocxs would sign anything, plausible or
not the names procured and the document
ni.ted 40 the American people"
All the iesding journals here-even the London Tins
proroupccs t mistake. The address s certainly the
coolest piece impertnence pcnned. The siguers
simply ask the 'Amcrican peore TO dsrupture their
patton brcaS up government, and the country
No doub, tha, would please rival nation The address
drawn up by the Mr. Tranett who has figured
considerably the attention paid to the pirate semnes
1h.s reverend gentleman is needy clerical, "cure
but not curae without parish Giving, and be is
actually hired to go abou; aud write up aud talk up
| cause OF the rebels.
Rebel bonds fell again yesterday four per cent
down 10 So By the way, brokers and holders OF
'greenbacg" currency here viii not sell Uncle sans
paper alE II rs rising fast In value that they win
not name price they will sell at Bus they will buy 10
M not sell bis rebel bonds i they g ow 70
believing poor deluded noodle, that they will yet D. at
I par. Poor, baropet Ho has moro money than brains
lhe money market continues just about the as
the my last Failures are continually occurring
OF amounts varying from go 1900 900. Interest s
up 10 nre ouu leo per cent and though plenty OF
money, there s great lack OF confidence Inis now
the main difficulty. No one knows whom 70 trust THIS
state OF affairs win probably remain for one or two
weeks or more Rankcrs and capitalists are adding TO
the pressure and creating scb,s BY withdnwaI OF
reason When the hard blows OF Grant Sheridan and
| sherman knock the bottom completely out Of Tho
ebel tub the Gpai crash will among tho cotton
spectators and dealers 10 rebel scrip and then times
viii begin 10 mend , ,.-,,
OF cambridge has got peau she has fallen desperately
in ove Al Guards bail she met young Lord Hood,
and forthwith Iost her hesr. hs aordsn,p peer .,
royal hghness Is At least ten years Older. BY tne
terms OF the royal msrrisge act no menoer ,s ~ ,oe
| royal family Gao marry any Que below tbe disnny
| OF q prince or princess. Bus she win probably
go to hanover aud get marreda Morganatc mar,
riageand let royalty whistle The affair has created
considerable unessuess ben quarters aud her brother
Prince George, her trsveiipg the Continent for
some time 10 hopes that change of scene"-thc usnn
prescription for love sick damseswould cure her But
no. the arrow had goue into the carecious bosom too
| deeply. She declares she viii marry him whether or
were she to a awful royal marriage there
10 nothing stranger than that her heirs might sit the
throne OF England. Lock the chances Old George ILL.,
fourteen children all dead and descendants
cept the Princess and her brother Prince George, and
| queen Victoria and her family. Not single grand
child ever had q living child flegitinste) except the
| Queen. Prince George unmarried rue Prin
| cess Helena is 10 marry the Duke of 0iden
1 ~ N nttn.
cess ~rmar OF Denmark 20 be the future Empress o
Russia so, with oil these royal alliances IN the north o
Europe between the English royal family and the o,be
yasa iotsptatcs the Bonapsites VIII have TO husbaut
| their strength. There ~ troabie ahead.
lhe ltsl Al csuorou bubbles acrcey. You viii ace th
gosss,p nng the columns ~ a the Earopesn iourbais
| conference has taken p,acg bstwecu tho London Ne
| t,op,ttan fndersroir1 RaiaV Company Ef 70
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