The New York herald., 1865-05-29
E q 3 o P E
The Eject Of the Defeat Of
the Rebels,
DC. &es 10
Oar London Cerrespenuence.
LONDON, Nay Is, lsoS.

WvpH Tm REBM DxRAT III ns0Akp.
The nsws frsu America Of ths Anaa and total defeat
Of the rebels b already beginning - bear ~ good ~
Those and they have for long been few who previously
vored the socalsd Confederate cause, have now gwen
up all hspss Of Il; and the moro sensbls among 'aem
already comprehend that had Jen Davis . 20 sven
succeeded In establishing choir Independence could
have bat been temporarily. A has turned eah ana
a al VINO knew anything Of tho United States knew
would turn out the most bid Southern supporters are
fully satisfied that everything has been for the best In
this connection may state, have done IN most OF
nv previous letters that the people Of Great Britain the
masses never bad Southern proclivtes and that they
now rejoice in the glorious termination OF the war
Trade also begins 70 look up and though ~ OF course
fov 70 expeo cotton 70 fall 70 ts old prico for long
time to come, ever, mercantile enterprise generally
has taken new start since the surrender Of General
Lea start which is steadily progressing with each
days further intelligence that arrives fromhe States
xxrrmoN OF ran sUYyRAGR
The absorbing LEGAL topics Of conversation and dis
cussiou In the public prints here the prepara
tons for fresh election and the determination the
part Of the people that during next Parliament there
should be an extension Of the suffrage That the suffrage
qualification must be lowered there cannot be the least
doubt and that ere long we must here have manhood
suffrage is also equally clear The question s now one
merely OF time deny It they may every one feels
that the people have Just right TO demand the prvi-
lege Of exercising FULL control over the expenditure
of the money which they all and each contribute to the
government funds Besides, every citizen has also an
inherent right control the passing Of Laws which may
and AFFECT his private interests Those are the usual
forms & argument now commonly and openly used and
which few now dare attempt TO contravene The long
and glorious struggle in the United States the wonder.
full might say superhuman ex0ti0ns which the North
ern States have continually and unainchngly made
duriAg period Of four yesrs-exertions which no
other country could have made-have proved 70 the
world incOntroveiby the great superiority Of per-
fecy liberal any other form OF government that
MAZE wanfcs when ths civsed portions Of the old
World sn have escaped from the trammes OF the aris
tocratic despOsm they are new hsd n that the whole
and happiness The great and glorious good men whom
Europe compelled 70 leave her shores and take refuge IN
the New World carrying with them their abilities and
thcr noble principles derived from aJust appreciation Of
tie equality Of al mankind-these men, driven
asistocrase with the dcspoGc monarchical principle,
left with in feeling 6wards their native countries bat
SSspspS % and huntsd now return in spirit. in he glorious
principles tor which they suffered to the cradles OF their
races longer TO be despssd and contemned but
The Prince Of Wales has been TO Dublin, opening new
international exhibia6n Of industry there His Royal
nssiertng kind and the exhibition ITSELF finn all that
have heard haass success The Prince returned TO-
day
ME sAxcTIry sHs ooRyms01AL. =
In fonner letter nd you e as ot1ious sory Of
COn0on0o CO8Le0&lo0
the perpstrator Of The famous Rood pasyder thankI
also sA yea shat this unforunae yoaRg lady had bean
sr some ns svus =! aS :. 80 q
sn. During her stay IN that house she confessed her
crime 70 the clergyman who oaacates there-aev. Hr
Gentemaa tt she came the resolution Of
giving herself up into the hands Of justice aad confess
Ing her crime TAs Rev. Mr.. Wagner accompanied Miss
Kent on her first confession, and was, along with the
Lady Superior Of the religious house. present when Miss
Kent was questioned before the IN masssAsss sf Trew
also by the magistrates but refused TO answer
Of their questions the ground THAT his knowledge
acquired In the confessional and consequently
Of privileged Mr.. Wagner, may mention, is
Clergyman Of the Church Of England This refusal on
sacred nature Of q confession made to priest, being
asked in the House OF Lords yesterday when pe Lord
comnunications according to Epglish law. hmay be .
question far the Lord Chancellor Ii right, and that
rate K is remarkable instance Of bgory he is right,
that such state Of things should be allowed TO exist In
England and Ia to be hoped thata change viii DC In
trodnced into the law. AS now existing Il 10 direct
TUE xxrEaan sr THE yRrsU
Is still IN Algeria, and meeting with one continued oya
ton during all his progress through his African province
In Paris however, there Ia nothing DOING as his Majes
tys absence has put all things 70 staadsti The COM
mon bcsiness, of course goes on, but nothing
The newspapers are very anxious 70 make appear
are ON the best terms Such, however, assure you
Is far from the case although the Emperor Maxi
milan has sent his newly GATED Order OF the Eagle 70
his imperial brother and the Crown Prince the Arch
duke Rudolph. What l told you before Is true. The
Emperor Max finds that he has been duped, and now
repcnts II Is also true that Mr. Murphy leaves Vienna
reality because be Ands his position unenab, 0sten-
sbly for private aftRrs
The King Of Italy and the Pope are in a bad way yet
and 70 rem ominate TO number Of sees now vacant,
and which 1t s intended shall be kept vacant There
does not appear TO be any probability OF the quarrel
LORD Pafmerston Is now almost quite recovered and
the veteran statesman s bard work organizing hs