The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-26
e U h o r e
Our London and Berlin Cores
pondence.
EUROPEAN FEELING ON RECENT EVENTS,
&C., &e., &c.

Is LoNpoN, JUNO ~, lcou
The wasAingto~ R.uiesO-Kiroy Smins Surrender and
che Poposal for Paying or the Ndtis~al Ddt-TAs
Europeas Prophets StIerced at Last-Prsres Of the
Atlantic CABLE, dc.
Al predicted by you the great review Of the United
States troops In Washington has produced the most
marked eject on this side Of the Atlantic That the
enormous army Of the United States could be disbanded
without endangerng the welfare Of society generally
believed to be impossible by European polticans and
II is still impossible for them TO understand that
the troops composing such army should dsbanded,
return peaceaby their previous vocatona The differ
peoples Of Europe and the statesmen and politicians
OF Europe have learned how great and how grand
free people are They have, whilo dazzled with the
power Of the United States and astonshed by
their unexampled military resources, also been shown
that this power these inexhausblc military
resources under the complete control and that
although they ieslstble to enemy, they able
be led by thread IN tho service Of their country.
The fall Of Kirby smith, tho last waning hope Of the
rebels had been already expected here but tho sudden
collapse Of the forces of the Southern rebels has taken
the world may soy by surprises for people can scarcely
understand how the forces which they combating
80 long the whole power Of te Unlon and in some In
stances even with apparent stccess should thus in
vanished into thin air The truth is that none
but those who were personally acquainted with the United
between the Northern and Southern portions Of the ter
ritory.
Puzzled and conruuaded by these events and by thu
overthrow OF all their previous calculations people ore
afraid express aay strong opinion as TO the praccabiy
OF tho HERAos scheme for paying or the national debt
The London Telegraph, however, gives currency to an
oplulon that were the to take hold OF the
matter and maks some system Of Communication Of taxa
too enter grand national debt scheme there is
no saying Whist It might not attain"
The composition OF the manufacture OF the Atlantic
cable have talready announced. The unapproachabe
triumph-for triumph am it viii in the extern
sion OF the electrical cable between Europe
and America Is an event Be accomplished. The
hulk which few days ago took on board the last mile
OF the cabc departed from the mandatory at Green
wch day or two ago for Sheerness there TO put IL on
board the Eastern The electrical tests II sub
mitted before left the manufacturers were highly
satisfactory. In few days the cable will be entire,
when further testing Of 1t will be had In regard to
the payingout apparatus which to be used In the lay
previous one and It's power and usefulness alleged
IL Increased hundred cent has been subjected
70 tho severcs tests all Of which have been eminenty
satisfactory.
The electrical machine by which tho cable is to be
ase S.sS he %
were declared by eminent electricians OF Europe "a
wholly inadeq1at strength and power to operate the
line All these difficulties have been overcome, rs ex
pcrments have proved and the credit for this triumph
% science is wholly due TO ProfesecQ1 Thomson and
lantic Cable Company Tie recording machine is par
calary the invention Of the young Esglishman
II is expected that he entire cable will he securely
coed on board the Great Eastern by the Fourth OF July
proxmo and that she will start from Sheerness for
Valcntia the 5th reach that point the Sh mako
the splice with the shore end and depart her mission
immediately, weather permitting The Great Eastern
cable Is paid the loss Of its weight will be compen-
stated by the induction of water into the tanks OF the
1t is expected that two American war vessels will &C.
company the expedition an offset for the TWO war
vessels already detailed and named for the duty by The
British government but yet the Niagara the only
one named learn incidentally, however, that the
soop- OF war Kearsarge IL to be the other
Mr. William Cunard and Mr. Lundy, officers Of the
Atlantic Gable Company eit here few days ago Tor
reception Of the cable on the American side.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, June Is 1885.
Excluded Rebels Going to Join NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Going Homc-Return Of the Empaor-Kerican AZ
Jaiy-Rosa Bonheur Decorated wih the Legion q
Hanor-Lettr From Mrs. Lincoln 30 The Empre~, de-
The withdrawal of belligerent rights and the amnesty
proclamation OF the President the text Of which has
been published here has been for the past few days
the pr ncpa topic OF discussion among those interested
In American affairs. Frcnchmcn generally, even those
who have professed through the whole 10 be our
friends consider the exclusions too largo and sweeping
and southerners who preparing TO return TO the
United States have been thrown into great state Of
sternaton All the excluded classes arc represented
here These gentlemen appear be sidersbly hum
bed and depressed, and say but little. Most OF them,
however assert that they will make personal appl.
cation for pardon but that they will go to Mexico and
offer their services Macmillan Most Of the South
erners included in the amnesty here preparing
turn and daily walking up 10 the legation and taking
the prescribed osth with M good grace az poss BILE.
As . general rule the southerners acknowledge the
rebellion finished forever, and seem disposed 70
enter In good faith into their relations with
government The most malignant and interruptions
rcvcrs of the and country and people herc
Northern traitorsa few men who, from the beg in
ming of the the present. have been loud and foul
mouthcd in their reasonable language whenever and
wherever they could obtain hearing.
The Emperor returned to Paris Saturday evening,
after absence OF forty days in Algeria He was
ceivcd with great enthusiasm and loud cries Of v'rc
rEnperet~' greeted him his way from the railway
station TO the Tuilercs The Empress and Prince lmpe
rial who had met him at Fontaincbcau rode In the
carriage with him from the station His Majesty looks
well aud Is considerably drowned by the African SUM-
In the evening tic public buildings and many priv ate
housns were illuminated and hung with flags The Fin.
pcror may well b. rroid Ot the reception he received,
and at the fact OF finding Paris I'll safe and In good
order as when he lcn H. Since that time great and
stirring events have occurred Your President has been
assassnted and The republican elements OF Fpncc have
made death the excuse Ger extended demonstrations.
His Maisstys own tCLor ia la. come out Ia open
opposition To- the known prncpls OF the Emperor in
the Corps Lcgslaif Sha p and determined achs have
heen made upon his policy b. wei orraugsd ard able
oprOsit on aud what "a former tnes World have been
The most formidable DANCE or ala hundred thousand
WORT Inen ogt of employ have boon cl3ncring
tscad aud work. and ye with al til sc dsracrous lie.
hts az work thore have been 40 baIlcain tcvn up
no signs Of revolutions and the Emperor on hs rc,nrn j.
gtscied wi IA the cniusaytic rh1ns sfe wpfkDcn tf
The Fapbour, r. Antoine through whose quarter he
took pains % ride on lis way % The iu.crioe II may
not he love and Il may he frir, witch makes Paris
peaceful now; bIt at any rate th fact cri-ts
Some wag las evidently severe ly "sd' thc venerable
cfrpspundeit oi The London Tses who s,a,rs Of
his letters thai ILLS g0yciniou as scn. 10 yois
so rn,i threat " o. u ANY American ,Ingrrnts''
found IN NcNicr with ARM r tAcir hands they will be
iinueiniclg beng NJ s't p THREAT. nor ANYTHING like
IT, hat been n;udc On ~, Iatr he French govern
ntnt profcsscs TO be cHt esih.ly satisfied With The
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