New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-04
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Prr.. Fmnd-Amrrirnn Proiess'onn's
in a.ondon-Efrm,.
From. Or sroc, Cone? oudeu'
L1N0la, May q. 1864
Oh. for a completed Atlantic telegraph, to
fash to us what Ia, by this time trlnspircd IN virginia
Tac ncws BY The Bremen. which. Hike
'-fp iytt'ir. 1. The hrar md Idle,
Brsirs De-. b.e.ss Oh IN ih- middle
posts u, up Only 10 iic morning Of TIE ith OF th!s
month informing o. Of .hc advance OF Gen. Grant aad
lie i,ginnng Of tie Armagel Jon OF the war and that
Is all We are len in utter saspens, rs to The result
hle yOu nrc either exG.ting in it, glDrions success or
one does NJ ike - contemplate the awful reverse Of
thc medal. Never suppose DID 80 much OF huaig1
veal ur woe hang upon contest. ani mover c1ud
have cared less Tor Old world news were u.
even rs interesting It happens bu aearor at prs
ent Under which ~ sats:lct1ry roniitn.b oi expect
gurv md impotence commence ny w'rsiy tax 81
cpi, DIARY brskmaknc stimulated hy friend NJ my
chow vi rcmalks. consougiy; " Why what e1H II
matter vhrt ysu write cont wriir' 40 you
suyr,se that auyb dv ~ read r. Just now. oven II l
IIBuNE rin- IT WIN ~ army O.. ~ W men ~ CI'
Point on the james River threatening Petersburg md
the siuhcrn approaches to ~ hmond: another Of rgO
tempting that old sToldinl, forrsllr r"ut' alrrHy
payrd uii tn bones 81 McGle.Ins soldiers from west
Point tn TIE Ch.ckAhominyi Sigel and Couch VAN
5000 HrIyins ~ the Systematically alley ioEGid Siam,
ton ard l. nchhurg. and %" nyincibe Grant himself
AZ 'hr head ~ iaNpt attacking Lee tnr Elpldan-
and tlr r,s4l's knorHi why what ggH er pcct
wonder II me LONDON 7i-es hal a correspondent IN
Now. York who il,t about tho tine The Hattie 81
Waterloo was fought. wrote letter IA 1t about the
planting Of liberty pole or Democratic meeting n
Tnua.any wonder. now II he obtained much atien-
ton ?" nd putting his og1r. this JOBS comforter
turns from me 10 the United States Government war
maps oTI1facnting NY rOpul. adding rhciErIieAiy
''Icrl,.em what wouldn't give 70 be Their,
lie I, nm AmeTiran yOn know. Here We take things
iaorr cuolly and very much question u anticipation
about the Derby Day which occurs ncSt week. DOES NJ
eclipse that about Grant and Arnagrslhon There Is
Hal - ta~ HFHl funf-
but tbn; litle you are entirely welcome -.
The whii.nntidc hoidIys a. they arc populary
called and tie unexlmpied hncnes. OF the weather %
week VI July tlmhled LeulOlg lto the zap OF May. arr
supposed 10 have everybody out Of town. though ne
usual IN such nobody would suspect 10 from the
appearance II London and things IN general. The
lnrge aggregate of cnckneys who seldom leave The
metropolis for more than day at timc. have thor
oughly enjoyed themselves this y. and made the city
and IL suburbs sight ocholdSi believe the places
Of pnblc amusement and popular fe,of'hH'e OFcfo"ed
uith fEeuent"rs TO nccpuDt for which we need 20 no
further tAan TIE Unprecedented sunshine and the nat
uni whOl,spr pfOclyltiCs ol al Brltnns male uad
fcmn.e toward holiday making II il worthy Ofobscrya.
ton hoa prosperous London looks on these occasions.
contrasting notably with IL every day working aspect,
Tho crowds that yoI about evidently not fash
iOnabie people even gcnteel people. such you
may encounter at the Sydenham palace when The prices
src aboTe 4 shilling but very weldFesscd and happy |
boxing folks for all that bent on making the most Of
their time. The women are cOmely often pretty. tho
solid and sensible though less shrrwd and ihiclh
gent in pLys.Yguouy than American operatives who.
however might tlko a lesson ron them IN the way OF
capacity Tor Innocent enjoymeBt-icr TO have holiday
IN the United 'a,c s Ia draw an elephant In the lot.
terry Only tie ltr 8ns seem To know what 10 do with
the glorious Sumars DAYS on your side OF tie water
To return, thulsh aoaicniarly. go the British work
INK lie. though too commonly adicte B. drinking
too much beer and going 70 his place u employment
a Monday (or a Iucsdny) morning IN partially
shayrn paper-capped condition such the SELF respect
OF his American counterpart would revolt from H. on
the whole worthy Of our regard and of Mr. Gadstone
and Ir. Brights oncomium. think he Is the honestost
politician going and ior his opOrtuDtiesthey SUI
A. Nt.s
Aud be- has been greatly exercised Of late by several
question: particularly tie proposed extension OF the
iranehte the affecting which H. OF course mere ques
ton IL Tine. Ii the ures and the lwhO
belie,e Ia always putting of till Tomorrow what ought
- be done today were fully how thoroughly |
they understood and reckoned up By those working
cnsscs- whom of thcul addIo.s Mrs Paidig. |
giles tract did tho brckayors family. In " Ileak |
House and with much the same Ies3lt--if they knew
how earnest how waichfal. now resolnto and pcrSeye
ingy Democratic In the best Of that abused word
these men are. Why them think they would oppose |
them still more Enormously Among the ranks otthcso
British operatives have found more men really intel
Egenily Interested In our American struggle than in
any other cass. All their ayOw ed organs that ! am
acquainted with on our side 1t might be revelation
the writer's Ia The Timos Post and Herald 10 attend
some OF heir meetings Giidsiones speech coming on
toe heels Of The dcsp.cabe deportation Of Garbad has
worked Ike leayen among them
The mention Of the above brings me into the region
Of political subjects which il. this week. unusually bar
rem Nobody seems TO expect much or TO care much
about the Conference; Ii appears agree only In adj
iourning Observe however. that while the political
horizon u tightening. and rumors Of war diminishing |
yet 81 M Ministerial organs are putting On steam
against Ifussin, whether with any covert intentions
beyond the assumption Of "yirtuous indignation who
cen rayt Unluckily. sensatOnslism IL getting 10 DO
such snized part OF journalism that It Is hard to
The young Prince Of Wales is going in Cor popu
larity' lie took the chair at the Literary Fund dinner
at y. Jsmes' Hail. one day thus week US the papers
viii inform you and performed his part very crcdiably
making n speech with mention OF Thackeray In it,
In the words Of that Il pnct giant. 1T was kind
speech, very proper speech tho expression was clc
giant the sentiments most correct and OF course the
Literary fnnd gentlemen applalded them. Next day
he revisited the locality in company with the
Princess the occasion being Fancy Bazaar in aid Of
the French Protestant Free Schools in Solo, when they
both bought things and raised the value Of others by
pasng them. beside eating straw berries all with per
feet aiabiiy. There IL story afoat among tho Tom
Eayeses Of the clubs that the Princess has persuaded
her husband to abandon his intended experiment OF
new dwessco Of black velvet without tailsr of
which ~ heard 81 much about six weeks ago | have
been told Of al cnterprsug West End tailor who laid
in IN immense amount OF the material In expectation
Of the popular denand and only Withheld from an
ticpating H. By design OF his own by tho appearance
OF a cut in Punch in which "Jones's idcaw" of Tho
Princes painfully rdlealed.
Talking OF Punch. please graligy your country sub
scribers who seldom see IT, and your town ones who
have long LEFT or reading IT, by rcprn,lng this para.
graph from the current number which copy out for
their benefit IL Is on the American crisis. and really
too good tn be missed The italics are mine:
TO speak conhdontially and on the understanding
that things 20 no further the case Is this u zoe only
knep rheh Gay me va, rds RoiRg IL We were certain
that the glorious and almighty bird Of freedom that
waves its aabasicr wings in Washington and smiles ON
oil that Ia free and enlightened would triumph over
those savage dsloya ibroclous Rebels those stealer
and aoggers Oh men and women those ruflans sssas.
SINS and what nct, should know what to do But II
that rcsolnte aud gallant band Of Conederated gentle,
who have Withdrawn from the vulgar and tyranni
cal Yankees. and. aided by their faithful cdored vas
SAILS have maintained noble resistance against the
oafers jobbers. miscrcants scum, and spawn Of the
Ncr- these Southern patriots shonld establish their
dependance-why-" Punch would do homage 10
tho,a OF course Was ever cynical indifference To- rivs
and wrong moro candidly avowedt
To-day. the Newspaper Press Fund dimes at Free.
maaOns Tavern. mention the fact not on account of
lnIiI llnal lni Il