New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-08
FROM LONDON.

Estimates Of srnnt-Expectation and
Crsakins-The Presidency - Rrensost
end McCielIan-New Developments Of
she Risgrsns Corruption Of The Times
Empieyces - Anecdese - Thsekeray's
Opsniss Of Mackay - The Danish
Quessien--The Yelverten Trisi-Row
~s tke Female school Of Ars as south
Kessington-Isems.
gsVm Our Special Correspondent
LONDON June iS 1854
Still nothing decisive from Virginia! and still
sAs same increasing expectation curiosity interest,
and lncrcdulty here j think American affaire take
che precedence In the public mind Just now in England
and. II may Judge from such French papers, both
Partisan and PROVINCIAL a, have scen much the same
seelng prevails on the other aide Of the Channel
ss curious edifying to listen to the comments Of
Britons on Grants movements or 20 read the criticisms
On the newspapers from which they are invariably
taken. Englishmen, like Americans sometimes affect
10 deny this aud TO dsparsge the power OF the press
Dat the fact Is the less He and here ludicrousy
% ffom It's magnificent unconsciousness) Jupiter.
IoamesD elsne 1ss st tho head OF the list. depicts
whose tactics like those of BluebeE. may DO summed
up in the wozd Forward a good word. too az
raost times. Had our Generals known its value the
Rebellion might have been trodlen out like kindling
sonfagr.tion three years sgol But TIE 7Yas. while
protesting 20 laugh az Grants strategy IL ret slowly
boming round 20 the actnowled cement that ne does
possess some Of the qualities Of @ commander In
xfaoee the opinion fayoraole the journals
there oharacerSe the leader OF the Army of the Poto
nac az thorough soldier (wa general sIeret; need
hardly tell You that the interest," here and the desire for
decisive news Is daily increasing great stress being
laid the fact that though the Union army is within
sight Of the Rebel capital the depreciation OK United
States paper is greater than ever Hence TIE dismal
eroaking Of which wrote In my last has suffered no
sbstementi indeed augmented As many birds Of evil
NaaaaN AtwG ..t.
guide voyaging through tie periious the tri.
knphsnt conclusion Of his long trsyali
Suddenly an iruuroAHble fiehs
And With sssiT wicked wings or al them slai,s'
And sore snaoyed. sroP.ns IN that yrisly night
And fatal bird. sb0u, them aoeSsd TerN
The ID faced owl rDesths dreadful rne.ssuser
THE hoarse night raven, trump OF dosenl dTsari
The leaihsf.winsed bsi, days eneTsyi
The raofnl rrich sllll waiting on the bierj
The whistler shTIl that whose hears doth die
shs h,la.s asP.s' gsPss.' o. Sa SS, So-
About thcnAsY-,"
Tfsir shrieks sIe generally pitched in the pcte that
Zee has got Grant where he wants him. that tie latter
has ran his head into zap and that the former wiz
kmputA[. it. Should the reverse happen, aud The mon
General Sud telegram to Washington rom the Rebel
testh aDOne the Tories and Anglo Robes AT the same
lime they Gre throwing out anchor 70 he wlndwsrd
sa sns pooa their oesaps 70 write No the d s tss;
The city Is BY n means " necessary 10 the Sonicd-
srste cause il K fall this VIII be insisted ON, the SYM
rathixers With Sec sson throwing themselves back
b. asserted inssh ty q subuga;Dg such an extent
N TERRITORY 50 the Southern States-an impression
-, 4, fLe minds OF uost EngiishmeR- In the event
of the taxing OF Richm ond however, yca may erpre
Bend large scccssion II the valuable ;yuRathics Of
uo ~ y,e1tT CONSIDER able aggregate among
.eooe Of whom il was written that snobbey s In the
IirS-the same snobbery being ,denssd as " nesnly sd
,oring mean thing" Ever SIN, e Napoleon the III
,icns tynmnh over the lib ates Of the French
seoee this feeling has monstroas' increased in En-
Hand, sodeed proporfionste demorA u'"n OF prinei-
sje TAI e. place throughout Europe. i
Irons tAs ruling classes hare; III SsSHspseTs OIL