The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-08

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Fssde Asve bssn Armer sincs ~ rnoye
meat and the dsmaad for Discount mode
rats. 80 sss's ~
FaAsos.-The Il Frssos sys|that Ii,
Freach and English kcvetndsentt feel 0,
disquiet. Both have observed th@ Unitet
80 avJlegpe1ey NJ c&sDinAt6A. y
Thy hsve not essssd TO receive from
than the nostDodGI1os 1UG1ofstibns and
ehey have no reasons = helisvs thst sas
ontotafd events will occur 10 alter tbeil
friendly relaiions.
The Paris Constitu lionel or tke af,tb
We learn that the government Of tie
United States has taken msasures 10 re.
psss asy attsmpt - s9sct illseal sulists
nsnts au1 pat = seop o. aav psssssdines
pndsEtaksn with the object q .psspesinr
smlgrant expeditions saainss Mexico in
yiela1ioa o(s6e1eepi lsss. sIuseseejeas =
this effect have been forwarded from
Washington to tho D. 8. Attorney At New
York, vhe q once took the necessary
measures for the prompt execution Of the
BRlfAIH-In the House Of Commons
on the 96th Sir $50. Walsh asksd Lord
PAlnssstoa whether the goyesnmeut had
rsseised from the Unitsdn(3tstes any for
NAL official demand for eompessaaion to
American SUBJECTS for ossss sustained BY
the AlaInma or any oshes Coufederate
craisers alleged 70 havs bees equipsd in
British ports.
Lord Pslmerston said correspondence
had bsen going on for some time b@sween
the two gcvernments on the prizes taksn
by the Alabens and Other vessels |of the
same kind. There had bssa rebeiysd
within the last few days further Sorres-
pondsnce on the subject through Mr..
Adams, but thsrs had nos yss besa tins
70 reply 70 It. He might add that 10 that
o0NOpondsaos. il which eAsA edvsys.
meat had stated its yisws OF the Gaze. the
question had been discussed ia the moet
frisndiy and auisable terms.
Mr.. Baxter asked Lord Palmtrston
whether in looking 1t the changed Aspect
OF affairs in Ausrica. Her Aajesiy's Gov :
ernment, either separately or in conf unc.
ton with that Of the United States, would
consider the proprie,y Of seadius squad.
ron to the coast Of Cubs 20 effecsualIy
the slave trade :?
Lord Palmerston said that twelve
months ago this government invited the
government Of the United States ID par.
t'eipate N its measures on the west cosst
OF Africa, bnt difficulties srose o. account
Of neutrals belIigcrent rights, which could
not be overcome, bat 10 the present al
tered state OF things Her Msjesty's gov
ernment had renewed the ap plication to
tue United States. stating that their
cruisers employed in that service would
b received with every privilege and eosr.
tesy which belonged 10 friendly natiou,
and that former difficulties no longer
existed.
No representation has been made - to
co-oPssasass On the Cabaa coast, 3 Ut if
they assented TO cooperate o, the Afri-
can coast, he had no doub. they would
also cordially co-opente On the Goa st Of
Cuba.
Tue London Times, in "A editfrisl,
trusts that there is nothing 10 the Ala
bama affair which need cause an appre-
he nsioo Of rupture either now or Il any
future time. The American marine com
merce has indeed suffered, but such J ca.
lamity must be expected when . mari
tin'e aad trading State enters into con.
tes. with an energetic and active enfmy.
Il is with clear conscience that Gov
ernment which deelined every invit3tion
u iotArfero in the war even BY offe9s OF
mediation, nov stands on its legal rights
sod cefuses 70 mako aay compensation
whsse = hse dose vroug
TIE Loo1oa Daily ness hopes that if
Pfesadset yobnson dees ~ Intend y give
up - elasU - WI soon ps16es 4, - that
Of . ~ ~ enethsr nat1ass ny Be
brooghe - = Detelonent It ad4s: Lord
PAia1eseso's 1ell3 Iast ni9he - very
unss1slasteeg. Il vonld hsys basa yesy
eisl = ~ aats foenal aad o1keialIde
maad I'D eeea made By the Uaited 6tetes
dovernment, or that il had not
Ihs, News trusts that some member of
o. rsrliament will insist upon knowing
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