The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-17 00:00:00

Luring the works, goo,
lad reached the Appo.
Petersburg. Similar
a of the Second as
was the capture of the
on of Lee's position is
primping, 150 guns, and
All the accotuits con.
ig as desperate beyond
both 'idea are come.
e felt it to be the de.
i acted as if they felt
oth on the ground in
ion& Lee's troops ass
ho have come on from
waives worthy of their
ay inch of ground,
Lots with the bayonet
Those acute and
lon, who are satisfied
governed by the "New
orthern army is entirely
can " meroenarie.e," win
he way in which these
fitted themselves. Con_
interest in the quarrel,
kidnapped in New York,
ever since, and want
me banks of the Shannon
r in which, after four
kin, sleeping every night
re carried earthworks of
, constructed with the
ed by some of the beet
Ring for hearths and
even their admirers.
t the Yankees are very
fight their battles foe
tome and whittle sticks

captured, and the in.
)mpleted, of course the
came certain, and it ao.
Sunday night after the
accompanied by that of

Ted at 8 o'clock on Moo.
Weitzel at the head of his
The that " the people"

good deal of enthnairay

,
he poor and the negro.%
good deal what with the

a the dread of the con.
cabinet are said to have

len the serious c.haractai

,t became apparent. The
,wo places in an attempt
stores of tobacco, but
to believe that the
put out by the Federal@

the Daryllle road wit►

, and Grant left early on
suit, doubtless hoping to
very general impression
completely break up on

) will be no more fighting,
o sanguine a view of the
esertions on a great scale,
of the Virginian troops,
rolinians, will go very flu
is safe to conclude that)*

tO,OOO men.
an adequate idea of the

tv by the arrival of the

o'clock, and business was

hop, counting-house, and
adjourned, the common
&era' board adjourned, and

nn poured into the streets.
of money getting, was
citement. Btocke, bond',

me for the nonce utterly
owed a scene the like of

'say, never been witnessed
)dy who did not witness it

popular rejoining" means..
halite and bankers hugged
vely danced on the side

rd collected in front of the

I they were hoarse, and the
raves up to Broadway and

m tired of cheering, some

a, White, and Blue," and
g it in full chorus. Then
1," "The Star Spangled
id the Flag, Boys," and
redth," that time-honoured
which is to every man

the "Bans des Vaches"
I save the Queen" to the
y Owen" to the Irishman.
an American in the throng
D finest music he had ever
others round which most
hnd the spectacle of a vast
n the centre of one of the
thundering it out as a war
forgotten. When tired et
ipeakers mounted the steps
Ilene°, many of them so el.
Its were utterly inooherent.
is name was the signal for
ring—not mere organised
riminate yelling, in which
rags and throat to their m-
uses were generally dressed'
ile length of Broadway, cues
and stripes waved from the
every house. The church
sere flied in the navy yard,
Park, lasting through the
it night the clubs and many
illuminated. Preparations
oeral celebration on a grand
se day this week.
Ws intentions are, of COllllllO,
accounts which are coming
saving a large proportion of
res on the road behind him ;
as I have said before, believe
woken up within a few days.
man, with some 8,000 or
Ty, is probably by this time
id reached Boone, in North
week, and this point is about
nville, which he has Pro'
before this. Grant thinks
to Lynchburg ; but as
g on towards that point
m Tennessee, it seems more .
I baste into North Carolina, ,
will break up from before
1, and that with such men is
mud the Confederate officials ;
into Georgia, to receive *SI
rernor Brown and his people,
o them than any other portion
lotion, leaving the Virginians
a meant when he solemly
I ago, that "he could carry on
its in Virginian."

bienns," the pamphlet which
Dorreetiocal Tribunal of Paris. bile
rder of the !Wise government.