The New York herald., 1865-05-06
GOING TO EUROPE.
Susmense Revival tn the Business--En nec
of the Cessation or the War on tho
IRA ycl IN the OLD World .y.


of the Cessation or the wlr ON tho
Ira vcl 20 the Ola World. Sc.
Tpore a ru5, to " rope. Oar packet steamers are
crowied With passon1erl Amsrica, In fog for four
years, Is Ia sunshine again
In the peaceful and happy times bat prevailed jas.
ofore the breaking out Of the rebellion no people were
more celebrated for heir love OF travel tla tha natives
Of republican Amena Their footsteps to be found
IN every part of the globe Wherever railroad laid
ship could navigate, balloon sail on its airy voy-
ages thero the familiar of Brother Jonathan to
be IN all It's glory. Obstacles, largo or small
trifes in his way To be ome as soon met
Il little difference h.a whather no had to paycs
Fr4nczis with Johnny Crapea1 In sunny France,
.abber in high Dutch with the Germans. or kiss tue
eapa toe In Romo, talk politics with John Bull os
investigate the humanity OF Sambo In Africa, or drink
strong tea and study in China or Japan, or
II 1T with the ma ds crnoIine, u the Sandwich
Islands, or wander In the ancient rescus OF Hndoo,
Egypt or Palestine--tho cnt rprsug and evcr-reaiy
Yankee was equally at home The cot OF che peasant
or the tsvec of the Emp open 10 him, aud he
walked In with true American styc brilliant and
brscing. commerce az unbounded as the resources
OF his county carried the Stars and Stripes to every civ
zed many Of the uncivzed ports Of tho Universe
In short, Jonathan everywhere, and always chuck
full of his natural sp rt Of independence and OF patriotic
prdeior home and it's institutions.
Tnc rcpolon hauc SdO cuhnge IN Ill JOHSSlahn
found much cupy him Seriously at homo that ne
ceased to wander From being In Tho opinion Of
arsocratic scrbblers tho Paul pry of nations always
pok ng b into strange places ho became sadd nly
great at home and devoted himsel TO -l,ng I'D
nghtng, instead of wandering and sporting For .our
long and weary ycarsyears OF suffering and tri,
as no other nation endured bcforc--thls state OF
affairs continued.
A. last reaction has come The triumphant successes
,, toft
dawn of the day OF peace together with tho heavy fail
in gold have revived the American pencil 20 for
dcring With confirmed faith in their national institu
tions restored confidence in the security Of their
property and effects they feel once tho old passion
impcing them TO launch upon the waves and direct their
course distant countries In search Of recreation pca
sure and business.
The result that the travel TO the Old World has been
amazingly increased swithn the last 6ye or six weeks
Every vessel for England, France Germany and the
other countries of Europe crowded to Its fullest
city Tho Cunard steamer Persia, which left this port
Wednesday, unable to accommodate all the applicants
for passage and carried unusually large com
pany Of American travellers The Bremen OF the
North German Lloyds Company, which is announced
to sail Saturday will deprt with all her accommoda-
tpns for passengers completely cxha stcd Our rc-
porter informed at the on o Of the company yes
terday that there applicants enough to Oil three
VeS5cD Vi tHe ChIWCity Vi "H" He'eA
before tho establishment of the ne were the COM
pany obliged passage people for want of suf
loient accommodations The with Da'es splendid
line of steamers Thus 4 at nearly all the other
steamship Offices Mr.. Richards, Of the Hamburg Amer-
Packet Company, has observed marvellous increase
In the number Of stcerage passengers bound short
trips to their native land They three to one AZ
compared with the corresponding season last y-ar.
Among the cabin passengers by this route the cenage
No e Gle Ia 1tUa nj
goes full and Is o success
or COURSE at this every year tho steamers
generally pretty well filled with tourists bound for the
fashionable watering places Of Europe But the increase
this year entirely beyond anything Of the kind that
has occurred FOR years that can only be explained a.
due TO tho inevitable restoraoA = peace and the
qucnt of security and coknenos %Hperenccd BY
all classes Of people Bes des the American can 60
abroad now with assurance and pride, being
longer the citizen Of divided and distracted country
but Of reunited and firmly than established
republic Of States founded the sures and wscst prn
cpes Of free The rearpearancs Of Brother
Jonathan abroad more, in all his pride and all his
| glory, will teach the world lesson which was sadly
needed will show that the republic is not instu-
on 10 be umbed down at the rt rude shook and thaa
Is we'll constituted 10 ride through the horrors Of
triumphanty as 1t Is to flourish and expand amid
| the blessings OF peace.
Another effect Of the explosion of the rebellion bubble
is tho preparation for speedy emigration from Europe
10 this country again. the largest scale. All the ship
ping ofces dsposing Of certificates Of pas
sage In week than used to be disposed Of In month
formerly These certificates for persons preparing -
leave Europe for ce America The agents Of the Ameh
steam lines in Europe write that the emigration win
be during the next three months, from Eng
land ireland and the interior Of Germany. Let them
| coms-there s room for ALL and more too.