The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-14
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1ssinsss Cesnss, Iowa, Aus. Q, issA
TROM EUROPE.
lCorrsspeassaee Of ~ As~ York Hsrsld
Londoa, July IS.
Every rumor ofiateEyention and rscog- |
milton in America Is idle talk, France has
oYsr and OYER again slated, BY the month
Of the Emperor, that that country would
act with England, sad The British Csbi-
net a we'll u Parliament has declared
that this country cannot interfere. And
now the overwhelming nsws Of the cap
turs Of Vicksburg and the dsfea1 Of Lee
has covered the rebels aad their friends
with grief and despair. Daring this
week the sccesh have been 70 i'll natnrsd
that one can hardly get \ cheerful word I
from them. ~ 49,
! saw George Essds-s nssf the Royal
Exchange in Cornhiil yesterday .coversing
with three OF four sympsthixsrs, al laav-
ing very ruefui counssnaacea. Poor
George He propbesisd correctly when
he said Lees raid vas . fatal move -
Whatever may chance. all prospect Of
recognition Of Confederacy that does
not exist has gone by forever.
lcorresponssscs n. r, Timesl
London, July 25.
Never have seen such dissppcint-
ment, vexstion and modification in En-.
gland az that manifested at the news of
the repulse OF General Lee at Gettysburg
and the fall Of Vicksburg. One would
have been considered . sufficient calami
ty--both at once we're over wheeling. Not
TIA the cause Of the South was abandon
cd, Confederate stock went down to 4
per cent discount, but the feeling was
that the war was prolonged, and peace. so
anriously hoped for, postponed 70 m in
definite period.
Some efforts we're made to throw doubt
upon the surrender Of Vicksbarg; but ao-
counts were too circumstantial. and the
event too probable. 70 admit of much
doubt. The fall Of the great stronghold
of the Mississippi was only = question of
time, if not relieved, and Gen. Johnston
has not come up to popular expectations
here or 1t Richmond.
As to the repnlse Of Lee, it vas utter
ly unexpected, We knew nothing Of
the Army II the poto.sss. The battles
of Gettysburg brought therefore surprise
as we'll as victory, 1t 10 true that the re-
suit seems less decisive than great VIC
tory ought, 70 be; but if the Government
shall have pushed on the CONSUMPTION
with energy, 90 ~ to place great army
OF reserve, of mot less than 300, 900. in
camps OF Instruction in Pennsylvania and
Ohio, ready TO move upon any point re-
qairsa, the kosih viii hsvs good rsssoa
to b sslsied With the seselssf the Peun-
sylvania invasion.
Europe y filed with anxiety abou. Po-
hand. France is agi.ated, and the views
Of the Emperor are unknown. England
Is opposed to intervention. We have re-
fused 70 interfere in America, il is said
why should we do 90 10 Poland. Eng
lAod is strong enough, sad NOZZLE lord,
last night, 70 49, mind her own basi-
ness. What has Englsnd 70 gain by a
war ia Polspdy Not even cotton. What
to lose2 Money, lives, prestige. sod for
whats To- ses France carrying of all
the glory, and gaining all she advantages,
il any, ola great Earopsaa war;. Do
not know what Russell and Palmerston
intend to do when they get rid OF Psrlia-
n,ent aud it, troublesome inserrpgations
Probably what the Emperor requires; bu'
what that 10, no ane sppears TO have the
least knowledge Of.
CopPxRHEAps ,Conrra. Tho Philis.
tines are upon rs They are coming
across the plsinA by thousands. Batter.
nut breaches from Missouri, with the Ger
t6ca.es Of discharge from Prices army
in their pockets, gray backs from llliscis
and Indiana, with the belief 10 then
hearts tina. Jeff. is King, and Vallandig
ham is prophet. Draft dodgers from
Iowa aud ..Pesce Democrats" from Wis
CONAN and Minnesota, all coming to Ne
vada or California to enjoy the protection
OF q Government they would fain hav'
destroyed. West 0! the Mississippi, I'm
ION men have oil gone 70 the wars, Will
their neighbers have started for the Ian,
Of silver, A gentleman just in from tn
plains yesterday. stated that thousands 9
emigrants are on their way here, and full
two.thirds were Copperbeads. Californi
win save herself from them--by electin
State oAcers this fall for four years.
But We will have to take the brunt Of tn
battle. Union men must keep 1thei
lamps trimmed and burning. or these 20
litical locusts will eat US up.--[Virgini
On. To- Union, LIST.
l~C. A. Dana, formerly Of New Y or
Tribune, has been for several month. .
Gen. Grants headquarters. il ia said .
m agent Of the War Departments. n
says that the negro troops are populs
with all, officers and men; and thst Il
whole Western army has becons q arm
OF Aoolitionists, in consequence Of ~ pc
sonal experience in the alsvs 6taass.