Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-15
[rrom b. \. Y.:po.,
Our cause ABROAD

distinguished American now in Flu.
rope, IN the course ofa private letter. to n
friend in thiscountry, sums up the effect
OF the Emperor1s speech to the Ie1islative
chamber in these words; r.
The Hmperors speech yesterday has
been reassurinG to Americans Ills fnRh-
tctal necessities have compelled him TO
avoid Irritating and alarming topics. The
para graph. abO out America WAS received by
tue assembly with lHudible manifestations
OF. satisfaction. The secessionists are very
much dtseoncerted. They had been ex-,
pecttng denupciRtion of the stoni1g nm
OF Charleston as an admission that our
oloekade Was Ineffective. The conserva-
lives In Parliament had prepared to fol.
low suit. Lindsay was to bring I'm stIIe
question on thettitst night or the session.
and 4Ayrtoh was to second him. What
they win do now Idonft know, except fail
IN any attempt they make, in ithe present
status of affairs, 10 disturb our blockade.
8GtLf nothiag is done tCiktiE tkeE UaoatE 81
Fe6uaFyitO gtee GstuFanee of our sueesrs. no
one AeEe or N sEagkdqd can dnsiees for TIE
coHts9UeHeeS." i9t4 ss.llv8 i
Ia confirmation ofLthe last sentence lie
tproceedsto say that tho war; ia this uorIn-
try has produced more disastrous resuIts in
EUROPE thananY other war that has occur.
req Tor centuries. 1t has closed the Atne.
Ttcan market for, foreign goods. and de.
prived multitndes 0fsworking men 9of tbssr
customary enploymentsby INTERN btfIee m !,
suppl5 OF cotton. AS i sconSed1enre III
thts- disturbance the sources of reSannsf ~,
which the governmtntsl depended have
oeen dried up; fearrulIy deranfinR. their
financial calculations, and! !in.manv f1siSI /
cest baakrupting th6Ieading Ilonses nfst5s
commercialworld The statesmen O ,Isno,.
land and France areeat their Wits endrll q I
thlEmomentStO know what TO do Ia. .Iee5
tne. people from starvation, on the ,5tS sf,Ies
and to keep the machinery Of government.
IN easy operation on the other. with tbe
provsrbial Ignorance IN European SOCIETY
u american li tiairs, lhe majority ARE ,a;t
20 aseribe the deplpEabIe result nor IN ,I,.
rebellion, which Il the real cansS ~, ~, -.
the bloekade, which Ii only the oste6sfbis5
eause. Foe that reason; many sIioi de,sst
the evolutionary loctrin ofsecession vino
iEsmem9ered with disgust the fiIibusterin5
iorAys OF tho Solthern leaders, and who
would almost hs soon go to the guiiiotinej
tA9 9lly themselves with a conFetler,er
1nlcn aakes Seh9Idi1g its corner.stens.
do dosneVettheless express d certain zSjsyrs5'
OF hope tohithe s1eeesl of the GunfedesS1tss q
They think that It Wonll. be the uleanss Se
raising the blockade, aud of f-restorinn, "a A.
20 us accustomed activity. They afI MI
taken ken. IN lhls; bht.sdeli is thstfact and
9 go9Etisss, the origin OF our corresponli
uents warning az, TO the FnthFsssI n
9 enaItit =. g clear that theSf0reign GOVcrn-
ss .lot act hastily in the matter,
ag snq Eaen 1s they shall hear Of our suceesses
at Logah's Field, at FoFf fia5r5 s5i,sI PS;sE
oke Island, they will Dc SIM les iinsIins5l
% preclPitate aeti6d. They viii aGGuredI,
haveasense ehO1thi4, ska IN $3.50.