The New York herald., 1865-05-07


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All ether interests aye swallowed up IN the glorious
news from America II arrived here In the forenoon Of
Saturday, hong aftsr ehs publication Of the morning
papers, and - the Berlin press n nos m the habit Of
Issuing extras m mot generally known till late hour
Of the day, when The sight Of The Stars and Stripes wav.
ing from the roof ef ths United States legation In Vic
teris street tspy chosen locasyA ~ people nqung
what had happened 70 occasion universal display
and the astounding intelligence then announced by
those who had had aocess 70 the kilograms Afer the
triumphant march Of Sherman tho defeat Of Johnston
and Bragg and the Tepulse Of the desperate attempt Of
Leo 70 drive Grant from his position there could be no
doubt Of the nna issue; but u thought that the
rebel general would svacuate the capital Of seceseia,
- the Russians did sebasopol-that he would steal
away under the Of night, and make . stand
with army intact and burning avenge It's Disgrace
at Lynchburg other favorable point in the nte
rioT Of Virginia II the battle which preceded the
treat was Of his own choosing a. fatal a.
that Of Napoleon at Lepsc which led to the overthrow
Of the French empire; II II was forced upon him BY
the tactics Of Grant Il shows the superior generalship
Of tho Union commander who undismayed by repeated
checks and disappontments has kept his grasp on the
throat Of the enemy with bulldog tenacy, and only al
lowed him 70 break loose after the sacrifice Of half his
army, the shattered remnants Of which appear to be
flying IN all directions from the sword Of their pursuers
organs oI tn0 uDeId pIopn, WnO, III Inc cbs
periods Of this terrible and eventfu conflict have always
been staunch on the side Of the Union-whicb they
Justly regard as identified with tho cause Of freedom
throughout the word-are highly gatined the wonder
ful and almost unparalleled successes Of the Union
arms, which difase ray Of light through the
In article entitled 1.-THE Beginning Of the End the
Cologne Gazette sayss-The North has overcome ito
bat BY we'll dgested system Of compresson and star
vaton carried out with unnchng consistency and per-
severance. II the South had not been vanqushed in
battle she must ultimately have expired of mention,
have dropped her arms at tho feet Of her powerful
antagonist Slowly but surely did the tolls close
around her. till the heart Of the rebellion was
struck in Charleston; and ts strongest bulwark has
how fallen In Richmond. Tho war II not yet over,
but IL is already decided" The Kreu zea0 observes
moody silence, and contents itself with reproducing
the telegraphe messages containing the unweeome It'd
ings The resctonay organ and its New York ceespon-
wearied in their prophecies Of disaster 10 the Union
cause and must be painfully conscious Of the blow in
iIscted on their principles Dy rs triumph No doubt
the who see in the victory Of the
the chivalry in the New World prssage Of what
On the Berlin Stock Exchange the widest excitement
prevailed among the dealers In American securities. II
was stated in former report that the nvetwenty bonds
considerably depressed by the failure Of the peace
meeting between President Lincoln and the Southern
commissioners at Fortress Monroe. BY degrees, how
false report Of victory Of Johnston Sherman sent
them down one or two per cent The contradiction Of
report ana the Qefcat OF tho reDel aack upon 0rhnt
intrenchments raised them again 70 VI and 81 NJ
which the last quotations before tho fail
OF Richmond was announced. The effect Of the news
was instantaneous; in . very short time the bonds
mp o. then TO o5 and after Change hours sales
erected &C. On Sunday for in this country bus
10 done sunday, though not ofnciay) there was
aurher rise 70 os and yesterday they touched TO- but
In consequence Of large sales respsed 70 about 6e
similar movement took place at the other boursee Of Ger
many especially Frankfort and Hamburg, where there
have been transactions lately In United States
honda The favored few who bought them al 50 and have
not disposed Of them snce must have realized handsome
founes those who purchased these securities
when the extraordnary campaign Of General Sherman
had given them their first impetus, have NO reason 70
repent Of Their speculation and will have the pleasure Of
receiving something like ten per cent interest for their
money for the seventeen years. suppoeing nothing
should happen ere then 70 stop the payment
While the eyce Of mankind are nxed upon the gigantic
America fertile beyond example In bloody battles
and obstinate scgcs tho King Of Prussia Is celebrating
the martial glores achisvcd In his little with Den
mark In honor of the ftormng Of Duppcl and the other
affairs Of that brief campaign three monuments 70 be
erected-one Berlin in the village Of Duppe and
one the island Of Alsen The foundation stone OF the
first was laid yesterday IN the kongs Pasz, large ned
or plat of gIpund opposite Kros gardens jast outside
the Byandehburg gate