New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
FROM LONDON.

Public Opinion In EHglnud about Granite
Campaign in virsinia-Whaish she Anglo
Rebels sny-The Times on nu American
Eovei--Pwrehnse OF Iaird's Rams by
the Governnens--The London Confer
enec and schic.w & Hcistcin-E migrn-
ton from Germany TO tho United stntcs
-Umpopuiariiy OF Eriians In Germany
The sra.sn in london increase Of
Pre.cuintious as Cours - Tho Press
Eund-lfems.
From Our SPECIAL Correspondent
LONDON, Juno 4. 1894
In my last INDUCED myself in burst OF
feeling on the subjcc. Of Grants campaign In Virginia
expressive OF the emotions excited the breasts Of ex
petrieted Americans BY the news brought hithef by
every trans atlantic steamer. This week what little
have to Soy on the same topic will be confined to the
opinions and sentiments Of Engishmen. especially OF
our a csarieand Of those If democracy dn its beat
sensc) all tho world over. Not that II matters very
much what they say think abon the matter or that
the great struggle will he materially Influenced thereby
-that must lie fought oat Virginia and elses here.
Us We know or shosid know. by this time. Even the
Rebels A. long and desperately hopeful Of foreign
ntryenton have pretty veil given 1t up bad JOB.
and. must say. exhibited . certain amOnnt OF self
respect admitting the fact 1t cannot delight scnsi'
tive high spirited and patriotic Amcrioans Jealous Tor
the honor OF thei muchabased country tand Ne have
such here) sny grudred admissions Of feerni
-ucersses" o. The st oi tlr Rebel prcSs cnFery
ii;cchued on your side OF the water or iAs London
7ias Posi- ~ ra!d Quoted IN American cd iirs In
general This b, The way; tley have Afforded YOU but
moderate opppitarits ior tie Indulgence OF s"gIaia
lt"n of late, 10 what | have undertaken to speak oil
! viii testify
The geleraI opinion Of two ont - every three average
Enr!isimcn Ghoi the rrccI, operations IN Nugni" i.
tlint, TINT they me rather IsisruEs Ia tie N"rt.
and decidedly iucnnclrsi,e. Public srntiurni hA-
swung bach " thu uorn nl condition Of Incredibly
cDp,il IA ia. DECLARATION OF II. Thonts the asostc;
| 1rcp. I shnll see will not believe" 1lis
state II feeling Is materially owing % tho receipt q tie
oheos news Of Lee having bren pat "a nighl-HI'
tibhlrd 90 course Ia iHulec mcndncify, whom cor
recicd by ntr telegram Naturally. dear friends.
tho AuEio.kebes have improved the opportunity ~
soan tie of dsestci AID they do nothing hgs
/ croak. croas, Ike demi hurlid ravenT iUu.i g't
enough oig and than enough. In n" papers What
al efius,on VI blood sloc.ingi horrhle drendfri
ought tn be put stop to- sonrods ought TO inter-
feer sic J"hu Iull az Bis brcakhstiablc. over his
damp 7lm,s TksyaPh. or &ssfard The aforementioned
print Il must b. allowed to Gin againsi my os aug.
e~tioD, but In ths nsfaBce. Tor Irasrn) hHs scinny
recorded ~. conviction thr Sufficient 10 arendy known
- The results of GraDts movcn enis To justin Europeans
h. anticipating sDotAcT d.sasirvpr cnUpHifn wine nj
81 snme time IL plhsie- special tcnHnl nom Amer
lea dishonesty characchying Johnston. 70ms fcical
upon tianta rns~ TO draw SHERMAN away run BIZ
tase. oHnGi. Eowstsper Il IAs iin.,. uny. and
vrrv like is New-ioTk prototype OF the corner IL
Fulton and Nassau noel Il IT, ccaiAg, "a
have Il squent occasion Ia observe iun viii he de-
lighted TO observc thsi Il has accorded tie honor OF
tWU-cClnmn conmendspfy review - TIE novel of
" Haii,a" b. The celebrated .ianhstau. correspond
eni Of The HHaon Hrad nDd S'sadave, ard everywhere
pied IN he best exponent Of MI American
mstter- review which must aurd lEinease - ahoa
tion New Yorker AZ last the British arsi0crncs,
he readers OF tne Tory Hyah and SioEdafd and the
bccyers TAs Tr-Ss In gc.er (aiways preposscssed IN
our favor) have an opportunity VI seeing " ~ wen are
MED Nv one Of ourselves Who knows All about u.s. and
lruf nat lie Fuust ted al "A "A.
yeIaoity or sacrificing ruth 10 erc VI. Indeed, draw
Ing On bis imagination ~ any way And wont Icy
o. JOY 1t The Tim'' notice is equivalent To ssie Of Al
snst SOtU additional cDp'cs 10 suppose tht any
under current ~ motive Influenced iiany desire 81
hold up Amrfcan socieiy 10 an odions nss-~oIid he
cruel in tie extreme think " hnnhHtlap' owes The
I,pss good pull IA seluin.
ciTcu9 stance 81 Laird's rams bavng been purchased
by the British Government from the puistne owner.
the @tmable Monsieur Drsvay. with whose Egyptian
antcccuonts Obliged you sOlc time back. lie fact
FIST made public In the courts and the subject came
up IN tao House u Commons ibrco days 0go when 81
question 81 ownership being put point bsnk TIE nswe!
gwen by Sii Car fagtL secretary to the Ad.
fnira.fyn gentleman pOrunily known ~ Ananirs.
hi an obvious reason- Inc settcmentby purchase uf
the diicuy indicates the desire OF the prcset AinlsIy
ouil vate friendly relations iii ths Goycinn.n Of
the United States ut n c,rns tleir GiincBgiion
10 be pIeciptied INTO possible hOslcs. tor u the
owners of The Rams bad refused 10 sell the Government
could baId have detained the vessels naor The prosont
highly unsatisfactory condition OF international law. Tue
Foreign Enlistment act, Ne 10 penel al. allowed WON'T
hold nter Loyal AneTlcGns hcIe aiil ibute the edop
ton ~ TIE pencc! altcLg.ycO OF puToLnse ~ po,itiSe
II private inniaiion from Mr. Srwafd that war must
be The result II the iems sailed Tue notorious run
cals really magnificent ana Formidable vessels. snd
among the best Of tie late additions 10 the Royal Navy.
And, parting McLiion u Auns.ruf biayay that un-
ssyhfy pcI-on hnr just succeeded IN his bird effort
sct admitted into tue Corps Lcglsla.it oi
ultra. BonapIi tistlor Whenever there soounaTel
and adyeIIorci WHO did not admire those qualities
under tie regal pui pier Ii "a possible however that
tue members may hold their n,scs sud expe him again