New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-03
FBOII LONDON.

Now the Great News was Received in Lon.
dOn--The Peppers, the NowsbOys, and
the strects-The General Feeling Aboui
ii-Incdden,s aud Rehabilitation
that tho war is EBdcd-EGcc' or the
stock Exchangc-Thc Sensation OF the
Wetk-DeaIb of nr. Samuel Lucns-
The Review, the Weather, the FncTease
~ marriRgcs--End OF the PelizziOni
TriaI-Tbe Briggs Murder ORA ma izcd
"SweIIso at CockGght-The Ed
munds- Westbu-y scandal-Etcms, In
dividunI, Artistic and MISCELLANEOUS.
Urom Our Special Correspondent.
LONDON April % 1865
THANK Con" That was the expression,
mental or vocal. with which all expatriated Americans
WORTH Of the name. and their minority Of Engiisa
friend. welcomed TIE news which reached us at the
close Of last week FMS Secessiq 1t is accomplished
The end las come After all the weary delay. the
varying tide of success and failure the slaughter and
ruin the blunderngs and drfinss the impotence and
tie ds beef-au necessary to the predestined endwe
touch the further shore of our Red Sea- red with the
blood Of our best and bravest, and may Miriam-hke
raise a song Of rejoicing Seldom has there been such
an impression created by matters not Immediately per-
tinent Britons than by the 1T beats Sebas
topo and Lucknow al to nothing" said Euglistman
% me that evening. an told that the sales Of the
taiy papers we're extraordinary Exceeding those
Of the Journals containing the account Of the prize fight
between Heenan and Savers but l cannot ascertain
tie figures. The neWsbOys reaped pecgnIary harvest
and made the manifestations vocal with the Eyacu
alton OF Richmond and defeat Of the Southern array.
Only The Telegraph alone (gth cite largest circulation
n the world" recoect) hadn't word OF the news ID
its Saturdays issue. which unlucky fact the other
papers, with incredible Christianity have forborne IN
pleasant comment 1t amusing to watch the coun'
teDances and hear the remarks Of disappointed pur'
chasers of the sheet in question which certainly com
uands larger sale in this metropolis than any Of IT'S
rivals They didn't suspect however. a. New. oiker
ould have DONE that the newshoys lad imposed upon
them by crying what not in the papers, for The u
venile Teterbys engaged in the ayocation haven't ar
rived az that pitch Of INSCRIPTIONS ingenuity familiar 10
our sharper urchins, and haven't been stuck once
By an old paper sold new one, or by the m'nuiac'
ture of imaginary intelligence. The news was TAXED
OF Everywhere TO the exclusion Of adj topics HE
comments were generally regretiul, but with wei
nigh universal conviction that the struggle was ended
that the Rebels had better not attempt TO protect II
any longer but give in at once. I'm sorry Tor H.
said Briton in my hearing; must confess that my
sympathies have been with them all along but there
seems no doubt that they've got jolly well Peppered
minute afterward be confessed that be had obtained
his opDjops from The Times. which he thought always
possessed the best Of acquiring correct infoma'
zion on sach subjects. / thought what condemnation
was involved in that sentenced Our friends could be
known BY their countenances well as by their pos
session Of Tie Star aud The Daily Neos so long In a
minority. tried and tainted like generally cold
amor lQ AL
classes their delight their exultaion, was positively
exbjlaro;jnc ga hoist an American flag on the top
ofipy Kinney II had one - said one 10 Sunday
rnoruinp Over night heard cheer raised for Grant
IN one OF the minor music balls and though provoked
laughter the sentiments Of the audience seemed pretty
equally divided and thoroughly good natuTed. Work
Sne men discussed the downfall Of the Rebellion in
KNOTS on the Surrey side Of the metropolis in the out
skirts Of the little crowds attracted by the ordinary
preaching Of the South London Mission "-Organzed
BIZ one Carter a master sweep, who began the move
ment OF using the Heaters Sundays ar churches.
The discussion rooms and free debating societies were
crowded. In the city and change there was some
thing like a panic, with the absnrdest tendency to
believe that the suppression al the Shareholders
would prove the initiative OF a war between
Che United States and England. Old fogics who had
been accustomed to heavily dilute the columns of The
Times you for months past were whoesomely dumb
founded Young snobs who thought Il "the thing" 10
dspraise Yankees and admire the pluck Of the South
and the general character % the people with much
knowledge as ZoOlOo Kar possesses Of the Integral
Calculus pratted feebly of Russia and Poland and
brave adversary oyermatched, ct cetera, ct cetera
But generally triumphant and felt so. 1t was
almost worth while 10 have lived two years in the cool
atmosphere Of q minority TO experience IT, And this
too before the Of Thursday with Its six Southern
generals captured. two killed Lees army again dis
com1ted and Sheridan writing home that he expects
% capture the whole Oft The Tmss editorial Of that
date he 2oth with Grant winning the admiration Of
all mankind"-I quote from memory-put tie climax on
she busincss Let the dear old Standard with con.
atspcy which is downright touching demonstrate that
a. i,pt 10 much Of defeat after all-that Yankees
ALWAYS are and will be liars particularly in the article
of military nteligence-tha "the dearest interests OF
humanity" and the right to sell ones feiowcreaure'
on the auconbock are not yet northumberland ask
eyery man OF the South share the fate OF the aen
let The TeLt1raph croak financial social and political
difficulties the impossibity OF national ana central
fsed government" and 1.-THE barriers oil social scorh
opposed the rrepressbe negro people feel mat the'
are only doing this for sake Of some show OF con
sistency and the game is emphatically up ana arr
almost If not quite content that it should DE 30 In
general feeling is satisfaction that the war eloen