Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-04
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Arrival OF the eamship canada

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HALIFAX, April 3.-Ths steamship Canada,
from Liverpool Saturday 2lst, via Queenstown
god ult., arrived here this afternoon. She was
detained off the haIbor since this morning by
fog
The steamers City of Cork, of the Inmar
limo, and the Louisiana, would leave Liverpool
shortly after the Canada for New York, The
former would call at Queenstown, sailing thence
on the 23d.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l.-The departure OF the
Great Eastern is postponed sill the 18th oI
April. s's't'0 A''
Toe ship Washington, from, Callas for Ant
weFp, arrived at Southampton the Goth, having
been captured by the pirate Alabama Feb. Goth
but released on bond for $4,000. She
brough the crews Of the ships Golden Eagle
Olive Jane and Palmetto, burned by the Ala
bama.
The Confederate loan would close on the af.
ternoon Of the 2lst, bids having greatly ex'
oeeded the amount needed, particularly in
London. Report says the applications in Liv-
erpool we're not very heavy, and there was con-
siderable diversity of opinion there as to the
merits Of the scheme. Paris kilograms soy the
loan was quite the rage there. The Times
city articlseays very little political feeling ia
manifested In the business, and IL seems evi.
dent, 80 far as London is concerned, that 1t is
in viewing il As q cotton speculation The at
traction 1t Possesses are to be found in other
respeciR 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 officially recognized on Change. The
dealers agreed among themselves 10 fix the
24lh of April as the settling day.
The London Star cannot believe bona fde
investors will be found to take the loan even at
par, without better security than that offered
by the hypothecation of cotton which IL may
never be 10 the power Of JEFF. Davis & Co. &c
deliver.
The Daily News editorially denounces the
loan. 1t says its fagrant indecency and i'm
morality will strike and scandalIze most Eng
lishmen who care for the reputation of thei
country. Those who subscribe to the loan arr
aiding and abettlng the slave power In mos
direct and emphatic manner, and all who have
an enli ghtened regard for the true reputation
OF England will regard this open assistance tc
trafficers In human flesh as desecration ant
pollution 10 the English Exchange.
There was rather less excitement in regari
to the loan on Friday, the 2Oth, and aftel
premium. 1'ne bids reached ten millions
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teen to eighteen millions at the close.
In the House of Lords, Haywood, In reply tC
an inquiry, said since the breaking out Of the
civil war in America communication between
the British government and that oil the United
States IN reference to the Island of San Juan
had been suspended. M|Sb
The bill reducing tobacco duties had passed
through the committee. ~
The debate in the French Senate on Polish
affairs concluded on the 18th. M. Billsuett, oil
behalf OF the, Government, said q fresh insur
recuon can only bring fresh misfortunes, and I
IS neither good, ueeful nor humane 10 enc0ur
| age 1t. The French Government persists II
this language 10 is necessary, he said, 70 mis-
trust the popular impulses. Aspirations fol
liberty were manifesting themselves every
where, and made power more accessible TO th,
voice which has been raised in favor Of Poland
| For this reason, he continued, Russia has re
piled to the commission OF France by benevo.
lent words, promising concession and amnesty
The old disirust of Europe toward Ffance ex
ists no longer. II It should happen that tn
desIiny of Poland must be settled by Congress
there 10 no doubt the voice of France would b
liHtenedto. ~ }o arfete .lait
/ M. Biliauett mentioned the precsdehts Of th
Senate on similar occasions, and asked the
the order of the day bo appointed. E. ts
| The Senate could not hesitate between r,
ferring the petition TO the Minister Of Foreig
Affairs, accompanied by ss reasons for so d.
lug, q conrse which perhaps implied risS
war, and passing 10 the order OF the day, ther
by expressing confidence in the wlsaom al
, frmness of the Emperor.
Much cheering followed the speech OF
, Blllauett. xs5i lca vliisaA o,a
The Senate then passed to the order OF Il
day by vote of lOS against l7.ssc. ,eriaG
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