Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
iy Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES,
FROM EUROPE.


HALIFAX. March Sd The steamship Cana
ad from Liverpool the 2lsL via Queenstown
the 22d arrived here this evening, having
been detained of the harbor since this morn.
ing by fog
Steamers CITY Of Cork, Of tho lnman line,
and the Louisiana would leave Liverpool
shortly after the Canada for New York The
former would call al Queenstown sailing
thence on the 2Sd
Liverpool March 2l-The departure OF the
Great Eastern is postponed TIL the 18th OF
April
The ship Washington from Callas for Ant.
werp arrived at Southampton the goth, hav-
ing been captured hy the pirate Alabama Feb
ruary 20th, but released on a bond for 500, GOO,
She brought the crews OF the ships Golden
Eagle, Oliver Jane, Palmetto, burnt by the
Alabama
The Confederate loan would close on tho
afternoon Of the 2lst, bids having greatly
exceeded the amount needed, particularly in
London.
Report says that the applications in Liver
pool we're not so heavy, and there was cousid-
cradle diversity of opinion there as to the mer'
its Of the scheme.
Paris telegrams say the loan was quite the
rage there,
Q0 lines CITY ut slNlt ohJ NNl0 itANlo iN'iN
ical feeling is manifested in the business, and
il tseems evident, no far rs London is concern
ed, thi il is viewing it as a cotton speculation
The attractions il possesses are to be found
in other respects-There can be no doubt the
majority Of merchants and capitals would
have wished it had not been introduced as
the affair will not be officially recognized on
chanke The dealers agreed among them
selves to Gx the Oath of April rs the setting
dar
The Daily News editoriallv denounces the
loon. It says its fragrant indecency and i'm
morality will strike an scandalize most Eng
lishmen who care for the reput lton OF their
country Those who subscribe to the loan are
aiding and abetting the slave power ia a
most direct and emphatic manner and all
who have an euishteued regard for the true
reputation Of gland will regard this open
assistance 10 traficers in human flesh as a
desecration and pollution to the English ex-
change
There was rather less exeitemeutin regard
10 the loan on Friday the goth, and after touch
ing at 53per cent it closed that day at 499
~ premium, the bids renched ten millions
pounds sterling, and we're expected to be hf-
teeen 10 eighteen millions at the close
Polrnd- The debate in the French Senate
on Polish affairs concluded on the l9th
A demonstration in favor of Poland had ia
ken place in Pnris
The Paris Moniteur and London Times
regard the news from Poland as showing that
the insurrection is becoming general
A dispatch from Tarnow announces that
Largiewiez had defeated the Russians under
the command of General Schashowsky aud
captured considerable quantities Of war ma
tegAl
tits reported that the reply Of Austria tc
the French proposals, are eyasiye
Telegrams from Cracow, say report was
ourrenf that Largewiez had been put to iligh
and his forces dispersed. That he was at
Opalowitz, and sought the consent the Aus
trians to pass through Galatia, but was refus
ed dEarthworks we're being thrown up around
Warsaw The inhabitants expected an East
or