Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-08
SUNDAY NIGHTS
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America from southampton on th0 2Otl
ult., arrived to-day.
The TINES says The end has come =
last, and The great American wer isvit
tually closed by Lees surrender Of th,
Virginia army
The tone OF the correspondence be
tween Grant aAd Lee is honorable Il
both The conditions were suchas wal
no disgrace for an over-matched army q
accept Not even NaPolean's army
could count q series Of more brilIianl
victories than the army Of Lee. They
were victories until victory was no more
to be achieved by human valor, and then
they fell with honor. ua
Two years ago Lee might have escaped
TO Lynchhurg, but now che Federal Gen
erals made moves with as much rapidity
az Napoleon's Marshals. 2Ec
The Federal army is entitled 10 rank
among the very FIRST Of military powers.
All attempts TO establish d Southern
Confederacy must Be abandoned
The Times of Tuesday says:
With the defeat Of the Southerners the
difficulties of the Federal Government
set in. After the restoration of the
Federal authority and the reduotionsof
the South to obedience, an overwhelming
prospect will open before Mncoln's ad-
ministration. Much lies between the
conquest Of the South and the restora.
ton Of the Union. In the face of politi-
cal problems to be- confronted, such
questions as the regeneration OF the cur
rency, the reform Of the tariff, and nom
payment of the national debt, important
as they are in themselves, may appear
insignificant. Er-wEgs wE
The Canadian deputation proceeded
to London. & 81 q O. y
Notwithstanding the strong sympathy
felt for the South at Liverpool, the intel
ligence Of Lees surrender was received
with great satisfaction, causing increas-
ed confidence in the commercial cities.
FRASoE Count Waleski has been ap-
pointed President of the Corps Legis-
latif. - n
The Mexican embassy win be officially
received by the Pope shortly.
The Secretary Of the Russian Lega-
tion was assassinatsd in Paris by q Ras-
sian. 3S9efd
BELGIUM-A meeting WAS held at
Brussels, followed by great demonstra-
tons in honor Of the great Federal VIC
tories. An immense procession repair
ed to the American Consul's residence.
The Consul received the deputation and
made speech A congratulatory usre.
made followed U
Manchester Market steady and fra.
Provisions firm.
Sugar Grmer and holders demand an
advance.
Coffee hrmer.
LONDON, April 25.-COnsols for money
9l@9ls.
United States 5 2Os Gj!@66.
The London Times says
1t seems TO have been rart of Presi-
dent Lincoln's policy TO conciliate his
vanquished fellow-citizens under the
guidance of Secretary Seward, who has
creditably distinguished himself by bis
moderate connsels, and whose life win,
We trust, be spared, at this crisis, to the
Union. He may, by gentle measures,
restore tranquility, and before his term
Of office expires, calm, in some degree,
the animosities which have been raised
BY four years of war.
: The Daily Meas of Monday, after
complimenting Lees surrender, alludes
10 Mr.. Lincoln's notification 10 foreign
nations to withdraw the regulations to
which the Federal vessels of war are
now subjected in their ports. It says
this notice will not effect as, as with our
harbors in the West Indies we have no
occasion to enter or remain in the ports
Of the United States 1t is, therefore,
directed against the vessels of other
States, whose constant threats of recog-
pition Of the South, have, during the
war, added to the difficulties and per-
plexities of the North. @ 80
Nineteen hundred and ninty-three
miles Of the Atlantic Cable are com.
pleted; AGO are already on board the
Great Eastern.
LIVERPOOL, April 25.-Cotton opened
buoyant and considerably higher. Sales
on Tuesday reached 10000 bales, in,
Guiding 5000 to spectators and ex
porters.
PoRT Au BUsoUR, May 6, rid Calais,
May THE steamship Hibarnian from
Liverpool on the 9th riG Londonderry
18th, passed this point at 2:30 this after
noon en- roate'to Quebec.
The Nova Scotian, from Portland on
the 18th, aud the steamer Lutonia, from
New York, arrived at Southampton on
the 28th. - zs G q
In the House OF Lords, on Saturday
night, Earl Russell, and inythe House
of Comnouss Sir George Gray on behalf
of Lord Palmerston, gave notice thai
they would ,on the LIST of May, move an
| address 10 the Queen expressing sorrow
and indignation at the assassination b
President Lincoln, and praying her Il
convey that expression 10 the American
Government @a "
Two great meetings were held in Iiv
erpool, which, after appropriate speeches
had been made, unanimously adopted
resolutions expressive Of their horror
and deep sorrow at the assassination
The commercial body of London adopt
ed similar revolutions; likewise the off
cial bcaras in the adjoining towns and
provinces. re
The AmericanH in London assembled
in Grosvenor' Hotel. The meeting ad
journed until the frst week in May, wher
Minister Adams viii speak At mass
meeting Of Americans at St. James
Hall.
Mr.. Gladstone has made his 6nancia
statement in the Housesof Commons. i
shows q surplus of s4,000, 900. he pro
poses to take ID OF the income tax, Cd
of the teaidaty, and reduce the FIRE in
surance duty Is Cd, and other minol
changes The newspapers generally up
prove the scheme -
The Italian Chamber Of Deputie
adopted an address expressing grief a
President Lincoln's ASSASSINATION. Tit
Chamber was draped in his honor.
Paris letters state that the mos
profound and universal regret and indig
nation vas expressed there ct the assas
sination, Mr Mason, rebel Minister, il
letter, repndiates the crime in behal
of the rebel States.
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