The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-21

and feelings OF this country point to ID.
tcrvention. In opinion and in feeling,
the government and governing classe.
here are against the North. A terriblt
pressure of distress il coming To foros
tbatsoPiniqn and feeling into ac,ion.
corrsspoadeass eftse Lonion Herald
fHAEcE N EAys9 81 rnrE.vEH.
PARIS, Monday Evening, April 81.
A strong feeling is growing up here in
favor Of Intervention ii Anefica. The
impression is 50 powerful - 10 cause ron.
siderable uneasiness among the Northern
party in Paris, and il is, believed tAst very
serious evsftuies have been made ~ TIC
French Cabinet 70 that Of Lord Palmer.
ston, With view to joint action % put
an end to tho war, which, according 10
Official information received here, is as far
froll It's termination ~ ever. The tone of
the ,semi-oficial press is calculated to
Strengthen the belief that The Govern msnt
il bent on some decisive enusse. An Inn
portant article in the Constitutional has
iaatmcted much sensation:
.sOur principal anxiety just now Is 10
set forth The facts n they really exist, and
70 put the public on their guard against
dang illusions. America tights, bat
Europe suffers: the American baltleGelds
are strewed with corpses, but the indus
trial battleGelds Of Europe are covered
with wounded. And, asfortunately, If
the sighting 10 to GO on mueh losger ON
the other side of the Atlantic, the people
will still have long 10 suffer, both il Eng
land and France. Those who pretend
that the struggle between the North snd
tbs South is almost 1t an end, are mis-
leading pnblic opinion; We enlighten ii
when we sffirm that even if the Southern
armies ara defeated, the South would not
be reduced TO subsection"
Whilst the semi-oficial prints are thus
pointing ont that the interests II France
and Engiand-interests Of the ,most vital
nature--are seriously compromised BY the
prolongation OF the internscine struggle
in America, tie opposition prints and the
liberal papers generally, who Oh support
negro emancipation, give themselves a
great deal Of trouble 10 persuade the pub
lie that the North Is driving everything
before it, thai the Southsrns will not have
: leg left 70 stand on before long, and that
only short Time must eiapse before m.
adequate supply Of cotton shall revive the
dropping manufactures in Esgland and
France. Bui The Moni,sur speaks ont
far more exphcitly thpn any Of the other
papers. In soi-tlisaaf 1letter from hon
don, published this day by the cf6cial
print, il states in the NEST positive man
ner that no cotton is to be expected for The
next two years--that the Southern rivers
will soon become too shallow In eOnse-
quence Of the summer droughts to enable
the Northern gunboats to cooperate with
the land forces land, finally, that as the
seazon advances, the North must suspend
the onward march Of its forces. Tocap
I'll this, Telegram arrives this afternoon,
that the French Envoy at
Washington has left for Richmond; 4
piece cf news which appears - singularly
70 oors obOrate che report Of . interven-
tion hAs naturally created great sensa-
tion. \ Y
n il not uaimporiant to notice. in soon-
nectiofl with this report, that very cxten-'
siye preparationsare bsiBe made 70 t1ps-
port troops across the Atlantic ostensibly
70 Vera CruI-and ven Graz l. not very
far from New Orlcans. ~ s's ss.s TT Il / !