Evening star., 1863-04-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArOHEs.]
FROM EUROPE.

Tho Rebel Loan not to be Officially Re.
cogn,-.d ON Change-Thc Whole Affair
Cotton p.culation-The Polish Revolu.
s.,s. m.ons.Iontradle.ory Reports Of the Defeat
HALIFAX, April 3.-The steamship Canada,
from Liverpool on the 21st OF March has ar
rived.
The following Information is brought BY her
mails:
CRACow. March 2s.-The insurgents are rail-
lying at tiselltza, commanded by Somronski
dispatches received at the Russian Embassy
confirm the defeat Of Langiewics, who had
been conveyed to Tarnorer. The ins urgents
lost five hundred killed and fifty -four taken
prisoners.
A telegram from Lemberp also confirms tho
above statement.
LATER, VIA LIVERPOOL
LoNDoE.-The confederate loan was very
successful. The bddings closed on the DIST
The total amount is expected to exceed fifteen
millions.
The ship Washington, from CaIlao for Ant
Werp, was seized by the Alabama, but released.
There were s50,GuU on board.
The Alabama had landed the crews and
burnt the vessels Golden Eagle Jane Palmet-
TO, at Southampton.
[sECoND DIsPATCH.1
The Confederate loan would close on the
afternoon OF the 2st ultimo, the bids having
greatly exceeded the amount needed, particu.
larly in London. Report says that applications
III Liverpool were not very heavy, and there
was considerable diversity of opinion there as
TO the merits OF the scheme. Paris kilograms
say the loan was quite rage there. The Times
city article says very little political feeling was
manifested i'll the business, and it seems evident
that as far as London is concerned il i. in
viewing 1t as cotton speculation that any
attraction 1t possesses is 10 be found In other
respects there can be no doubt that ma ority
OF merchants and capitalists would have
wished il had not been introduced, as the affair
will not be Off cially recognized on Change
The dealers have agreed among themselves to
fix the 9th of April as the settling day.
The London Star cannot believe that bona
hde investors Will be found to take the loan,
even at par, without better security than that
offered by the hypothecation of cotton, which
II may never be i'll the power of jeff Davis &
Co. to deliver. The Daily News edtorially
denounceS the loan, and says it is fragrant in
decehcy and immortality, and will strike and
scandaliZe most Englishmen who care for the
reputation of their country Those who sub
scribe to the loan are aiding and abettng the
slave power III the most direct and emphatic
manner, and all who have an enlightened re-
gard for the true reputation of England will
regard this open assistance to traffickers in
human flesh as desecration and pollution to
English exchange. There was rather less ex-
citement III regard to loans on Friday, the 10Th
and after touching at 81, it closed that day
from ihafh premium. The bids reached
( 41U,0UO,Unu and these extended 10 from f,iopt
0GO to So 100000 at the close. The Times again
asserts that II IS regarded a cotton trausac-
ton, and not as political loan and there, is
nothing IN II TO prevent any one from subscrib-
ing.
dispatch troW Tarnow announces that
Iangi"wiez had defeated the Russians under
the command OF Gen. SchachoWsky and cap
tured considerable quantities of war material
IL Is reported that The reply OF the Austrian
Government TO the French proposals is eyasiyc
The latest kilograms from Cracow say that 4
report i current thar Lansiewiez has been put
10 flight and his forces dispersed: that h.. was
n OpntowieZ, and sought the censent OF the
Aus TRANS TO pass through Gallacia, but was
refused.
EarthwoIke are being thrown m a .ound
Warsaw. The inhabitants expected an attack
AT Castor.