Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

NoAA ANAAANs yh Ano AANnNA IANNAMNA1AA-
Dsmonstrations In Favor OF ths
Federal victories. eai'h -
ARRIvAL or rHE HIHRRuAx.
ngw IoRK. May Port au Basque, eth, via
Calais, 7th. The HibeFulAn passed at 2 20 en-
route 10 Qnebee. In the House Of Lords, on
Thursday night, Earl Russell, and In the House
oSs s' sss OSSrSS Ss. aa
the hrst OF May, moye an address TO the Queen
expressing horror and Indignation at the asaas-
sination Of President lincoln, aud praying hsl
20 convey that expression Of feeling 10 the Amer
Two great meeting. were held In Liverpool
which, Aner appropriate speeches had been De.
liyered, adopted unanimously resolutions ex-
pressing horror and deep sorrow ~ tthe assassi-
The commercial body Of London adopted siini.
lar resolutions, aud likewise ofaeial bodies In
various towns aud provinces.
Tho Americans In London assembled in Oros-
yenor Hotel, on the Invitation u y. wood. The
meeting adjourned TO the LIST Of May, when Min.
lister Adams will preside at the mass meeting Of
Americans at st. JRmee Hall.
The Italian Chamber Of Dcputies has adopted
an address expressing grief at President Lin
coln1 assassination, and the chamber was
drapcd IN mourning in his honor. .LCT-
Paris letters state that the most profound and
universal regret and indignation was expressed
there At the assassination.
ARRIVAL 90 THE AMERICA. Ut. H m
NEw YoRK, May The steamship America,
"om southampton On lotn ulN.t mas arrived.
Tho steamship Asia arrived at Liverpool on
cath.
Tho London Times says: ...
''The end has come at last and the great Amsri- :
can war is virtually closed by Lee surrender Of
the Virginia army The tone OF the correspond
ence between Grant and Lee IL honorable to both.
The conditions were such that Il was no disgTaee
for an oyernatched army to accept. Not even
NRpoleon's grand army could count q series Of
more brilliant Victories than the Army Of Vir-
glnia. They were victorious until victory was
no longer to he achieved by human yhlor, and
they fell with honor. Two years ago Lee might
have escaped to Lynehburg, but now the Federal
Generals move with As great rRpidlty and attack
as NapOleon's marshals. The federal army IL
entitled to rank among the very hrSt in military
nations. All attempts to establish q Southern
confedeTacy must be abandoned. y
The Times Of Tuesday says; "with the defeat
Of the Souherners, the greatest difficulties Of the
Federal Government set In. After the Iestora.
tlOn Of the Federal authority, and tho reduction
Of the South to obedience, overw he lining pros
pect wi open before Mr.. Lincoln's adminlstra-
ton Much lies between the conquest Of the
South aud the restoration OF the Union, In the
face Of p0litical problems Of unexRmpled din
Guilty TO be confronted. Such Questions as the
regeneration Of the currency, reform Of the tariff
and management Of the national debt, important
as they are lu themselves, may appear insignin-
cant. ~ -. .
Notwithstanding the strong sympathy they
feel for the South In Liverpool, the intelligence
Of Lees surrender was received with great salts
faction, eansing increased confidence In CONNER
FRANCE
Count walewski has been appointed President
of the Corps LegislAth
eeiVed by the Pope shortly. The American am.
bassador has been received by the Emperor aud
Impress. s...
sAsuinAted In Paris by Russian. .ar ...
RUSSIA,