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

The London Morning Advertiser of the 2lst
April contains the foloNlng-but 10 other paper has
lille news
On recent Of the news Of the fall Of Richmond.
Louis Napoleon proposed u Lord COwley that England
and France should by treaty offensive ana oeichSNe
make common cause against the United states Of
America; that i'm the event Of Canada Deng aticked
bv them. France should assist England WIN al hcI
land and sea forces ana that III the event oil me
United States openly c0yerty attaehlng Inc Lin-
perOr Maxinilian, in anywiSe endangerng DIS
Throne England should IN conjunction with france
defend and support Macmillan in the same manner
ard on tie same conditions they sustained me Slian
of Turkey against the aggression Of Russia Nedo not
know how this very cool overture has Deem received ny
Government but We know hat is emphatic answer
ought to be. o. the reassembing Oi Parliament next
week this important subject is sure 10 receive nnned
ate attention, and tie idea be denounced IN the
strongest language which parliamentary notions oil
Sti more deep viii be the Indignation Of the country
the proposals. fOT the Whole nation still smarts at the
remembrance OF the manner IN when LOUIS Napoleon
treated unfortunate alliance with him IN the case oil
TIE Crrnean War. Were Ministers 10 entertain the
idea Of the proposed alliance even for day 1t would
kildle flame in the national bosom which womb De
productive Of serious effects than the overthrow
Ct a Cabinet.
Tie Army and Nary Gazette SAYS: with only one
Confederate army IN the field and that weak one IL
il impossible that organized resistance can be pro,
longed by the South. When Lee Is gone, Grant ana
Sherman. and Hancock and Thomas, will be able to
march where they please"
TIE London Tins OF the 2lst winds up editorial
the latest phase Of the American advces as follows
UNLESS the South consents to Renter the mon the
end is far off But will this phenomenon &C.
cur We only say that il is perhaps less improba
bic among Americans than among any other people in
the world. il appears as If the North. whoa though
actually victorious has as much TO forget the South
ia not unwilling 70 perform its Own pat in the recon
Citation.
Its triumph has made II ubilsnt and brought out the
good nature Of the people They are proud even OF the
achievements Of their Southern brethren They forget
their mountain Of debt and all the terrible sufeings OF
the years war. They urging their Government
ehatr
the single condition Of submission and agreement and
In this they guided probably by feeling than
by any deep political calculation. What the government
however may ultimately do or how the South may &C
oept such OveTtures made, remains 10 be seen
Slavery would longer be any stumbling block IN
the way OF union. This fatal institution Is already La
extinct and is yerging its final DOOM But there are
the passions Of desperate men, Influenced by the reco
lectons Of the war there is in the conflict Of interests
of which the and there are questions OF
the deepest significance which the war has created
For the issue only wait, as we waited for the
event of :he struggle with the steady forbearanee Of
neutrals but with an earnest wish for speedy and last
Ing peace
fesses look hopefully upon the second act of the
which ia about to Open when il saws the COnederates
for the first time will have the full benefit of Their vast
territory II suggests that this second act should have
been the first aud that President Davis and his Cabinet
should have Lad for their seat OF government Gen. Lee
headquarters.
As 10 operations in the field, The IndeI remarks that
II Lee can succeed in reaching Lynchburg he will not
have much further difficulty in Guiding the tolls prepared
for him, and il awaits without dependency the south
ern account of Lees retreat.
The pro-Southern journals-7he Morning Por and
The Morning HerGld-adopt some what similar tone
The case Of Windsor. the defaulting cashier of the
Mercantile Bank Of New York, whose eXtTadtlOn was
demanded taken up IN the Court Of Queens Bench
on the 20th when the time tor making return TO the
writ was extended for week.
An unknown lady who said she was from New OrE
and was travelling for the benefit Of her health. commit
ted suicide at a hotel in Dawlish, DeyonshIre