THE BUBBLE PRICKED confederate bonds arc are becoming to be beless less thought of by the fools that took so much stock in the bloated bubble one by one the props are being knocked from under the flimsy fabric the latest to the credulous creditors credi tois of the confederacy feder icy is mr judah P benjamin who was the rebel secretary of state when the confederate bonds were issued and at present occupies a prominent position at the british bar he says there is no money on de deposit in ill england V or elsewhere to the credit of the and the bonds that arc are being extensively ten bought up in this country can have no possible value there is little reason to doubt the truth of mr benjamins statement there was not r such lich a plethora of funds in the tle late confederate treasur treasury y that any portion of them was likely to be overlooked age may give value to the bonds as ili historical orical relic but those who buy them for their intrinsic value will find themselves deceived