Daily national Republican., 1863-03-14
THE CONFEDERATE LOAN FREELY
TAKEN.
THE FRENCH ElB4RR4SSLENTS IN
MEXICO.

New YoRK, March 13.-The steamship Aus
tralasian, from Liverpool on the 28th OF Feb
ruary, arrived this evening.
The Polish question Is all-absorbing. The
Russian policy was strongly denounced in the
Honse OfCommons. The movements Of the
insurgents continue seaward.
The Spanish ministerial crisis continues.
Secretary Stewards dispatch rejecting Napo-
Icons proposals attracted general comment.
The London Times says II Secretary Seward
is not pertinlciously right he Is comprehensive
ly wrongj and, after criticising and dissenting
from his view Of affairs, says that he Is at least
consistent with all that he has written from the
commencement; but whether he Is consistent
with facts, the Times would prefer to leave
events TO decide.
The Morning Post is very bitter, and looks
upon the letter as mere buucombe; but emanat-
ing as IL does from tho Washington Cabinet,
says II is truly incredible that body should
have sunk so low as to indorsc so much arrant
falsehood and absurd nonsense.
The Star praises the dispatch, and thinks 1t
unanswerable, and shows that henceforth not
even the mildCst form OF Interference can have
the least hope of acceptance.
II Is stated that the Confederate loan has all
been freely taken in the Continental markets.
The captains Of the American Relief ships
George Griswold, Achilles and Hope, were en-
tertained at a grand banquet, given by the
interchAnged. Consul Dudley asserted tho carn-
est desire Of the American Government and
people was perpetual amicable relations with
England.
Princess Alexandria has left Copenhagen for
England. Great demonstrations were made
there along the entire route.
The British Governments claim against
Brazil has been modified one half
The Polish question continues the prominent
topic. .-.s. ......
There has been an important debate In the
House Of Commons. All the speakers con-
demned the Russian policy, but tho Govern
ment was left untTammeled by any resolution.
The feeling at Paris continued decidedly in
favor Of the Poles, but the general impression
was that diplomatic means would Bufiice.
The Important policy of the Government In not
interfering was yehemently attacked by many
speakers. NJ. Bismark defended the Govern
ment, aud asserted that the reports as 10 the
terms Of the convention with Russia are myth
cali no troops are TO pass the frontier without
express consent. Dispatches show continued
If not increased activity on the part Of the in
suTgents.
There have been engagements at various
places with varying successes. 1t is reported
that Gen. Klapka has gone TO join the insur-
gents. The veteran Gen. Debenski also left
Paris for Poland. The total force of the insur-
gents is estimated at Al, 900, but no single corps
NUMBERS more tnan 4,UUU. IL Is stated that the
Emperor has ordered the authorities Of Warsaw
10 suppress the insurrection at any price within
ten days.
AS TO the ministerial crisis at Madrid, Mar
vaez was at first spoken Of to succeed O'Don-
nell. Latest reports say he was out, and Mon
mayant and Concha have been summoned to
the Palace.
LONDON, via QUEENSTOWN, March The
Paris correspondence Of the Daily Ne1c5 an
nounces that the French Government has re-
ceiyed most embarrassing news from Mexico.
Gen. Forey despairs of taking Puebla without
a much greater army, and calls for large rein
torcements.
FRANRFoRT-oN- THEN MAIN, Feb. 28th.-The
Frankfort Journal to-day states that the form
Of convention between Russia and Prussia, as
drawn up at 81. Petersburg, has been consider
Cd by the Berlin Cabinet to be Of too general a
character.
The Prussian Government has requested that
Its bearings be more distinctly defined. The
same paper states that the desires of Prussia
have led to further negotiations, which are
most likely not yet concluded.
In the Prussian Chamber, the motion Of Herr
HOverbeck, recommending neutrality In the
Polish question, and asking that both the Rus
sian soldiers and the Polish insurgents should
be disarmed on entering Prussian territory,
has been adopted with a slight modification OF
the wording,
CRACOw, Feb. 2S.-The CSeaSer of to-day
announces that the Russians have been beaten
by LaDgieurse, near Malagorzee, after an en-
gagement which lasted five hours. The town
is in ruins,