Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-04
Foreipn Arrival

HALIFAX, April 3.-The steamship Cam
ada from Liverpool on Saturday the 2lst
and Queenstown the 22d. arrived here this
2. NJ, detained off the harbor since this
moruing by fog.
The steamer City of Cork of the Iuman
line, and the Louisiana would leave Liver
pool shortly after the Canada for New
York. These steamers would call Mt
Queenstown; sailing thence on the 23d,
Liverpool .ou tho 2lst.
The departure of the Great Eastern is
postponed till the 18th of April.
The ship Washington from CallaO for
Antwerp, arrived at Southampton, on the
10th, having been captured by the pirate
bond for $4,000.
She brought the crews of the ships Col.
den Eagle, Oliver, Jane aud Palmetto,
burned by the Alabama.
The confederate loan would close on the
afternoon of the 2lst, bids having greatly
exceeded the amount needed, particularly
IN London. Report says the applications in
Liverpool were not very heavy, aud there
was considerable diversity of opinion there
asto the merits of the scheme.
Paris kilograms say the lean was quite
the rage there.
The Times city article says very little
political feeling is manifested in the husi-
tuess, land it..seems evident so far as London
is concerned that it is in viewing it as n
cotton speculation is the attractions it
possesses to be found. In other respects
There can be no doubt the majority of
merchants and capitalists would have
wished it had not been introduced, as the
affair will not be recognized on change.
The dealers agreed among themselves to
tix the 24th of April as the settling day.
The London Star cannot believe that
bona tide investors will be found 10 take the
loan, even at par, without better security
than that offered by the bypotheoatiou Of
cotton which it may never be in the power
of JEFF Davis L Co. to deliver.
The Daily Ne,cs editorially deuOunces The
loan. 1t says its fragrant indecency and
immortality will strike and soandalize most
Englishmen who care for the reputation of
their country.
Those who subscribe to the loan are aid
ing and abettiug the slave power in most
direct and emphatic manner, and all who
have an enlightened regard for the true re-
putation Of England will regard this open
assistance to tra(ficers in human flesh rs IL
dissertation aud pollution to the English.
On 'Change there was rather less excite
ment in regard to the loan of Friday, the
Both, and after touching at 81. it closed
that day ut 44@54 premium. The bonds
reached El0, 900, 600, and were expected to
be from El5r 100000 to El8.OOO. 900 at the
close.
In the House of Commons Laynrd, in
reply to an Inquiry said, since the break
lug out of the civil war in Amcrica, COM
muuication between the British govern
ment aud that Ofthe United Suites in ref
erence to the island of San Juan had been
suspended,
The bill reducing tobacco duties had
passed through the committee.
POLAND.
The debate in the French Senate on Po-
lish affairs concluded on the 10th.
NJ. Bellanet on behalf of the Goveru-
ment said fresh insurrectinn can only
bring fresh misfertunes, and it is neither
good, useful, nor humane 10 encourage it.
The French Government persists in this
LANCE: II is necessary, he said TO mistrust
popular impulses, aud aspirations for lib
erty were mauitesting themselves every
where, aud made power more accessible to
the voice which has been raised in favor of
Poland. For this reason, he continued
Russia has replied to the commission of
France by benevolent words promising con-
cessiou and amnesty. The old distrust of
OF Eurupe towards France exists no longer
it it should happen that the destiny OF Pc
land must be settled by Congress there is
no doubt tue voice of France would be lis.
tened to.
Much cheering followed NJ. Bellpnet's
speech.
The Senate then passed to the order of
the day by vote of 100 against IL.
A demonstration in favor of Poland had
taken place in the Paris Moniteur aud Lon.
don Times regarding the news from Po-
land as showing that the insurrection is
becoming general
a dispatch from Faruo announces that
Langiewitz had defeated the Russians uu-
der the command of Gen Schash wsky and
captured considerable quantities OF war
material.
Telegrams from Cracrow say report
iscurrent that Langiewitz had been put to
flight and his forces dispersed, that he was
at Opotowitz and sought the consent of
the Austrians to pass through Galacia,
but was refused.
Ear!hwOrks were being thrown up
around Warsaw. The inhabitants expected
an attack at Easter.
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Operations in tha Snuthwast.