Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-09
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign Ncws--Confeaerate Loan iu |
Engiaud.

Halifax, April 3,
The Royal Mail steamship Canada from |
Liverpool on Saturday, the Dist Of March,
at 10 q. M, via Queenstown on the 22d,
arrived here at $50 p. m. to-day.
The ship Washing from Callas for Ant
weep, arrived at Southampton on the 2G;s
having been captured by the pirate Ala
hama on the 10Th of February, but re-
leased on a bond of $500 She brought
the news Of the Golden lia lie, Elvee Jane
and Palmetto, burnt by the Alabama.
The confederate loin would close on the
p. m. of the 2lst, the bids havi2g greatly
exceeded the amount needed, particularly
in London.
Report says the applications in Liver
pool were not very heavy, and there was
considerable diversity of OPT Mon there as
to the merits Of the scheme.
A Paris telegram says that the loan was
quite the rage there.
The Times city article says: "Very
little political feeling is manifested in the
business and it seems evident so far as
London is concerned, that is in viewing as
a cotton calculation that any attractions IL
possesses are to DO found. In other respects
there can be no doubt the majority of
the merchants and capitalists would have
wished it had not been introduced, as the
affair win not be officially recognized on
ch,nge-the dealers agreed among them
selves to fix the Data Of April as the set
Ting day" The London Star cannot be-
lieve that bona fide investors will be found
to take the loan even at par without bet
ter security than that offered by the ny
ratification of cotton which it may never
be in the power of jeff Davis & Co. to
deliver.
The Daily News editorially denounces
the loan. II says Its tlaggant lndecency
and immortality will strike and scandallze
most Englishmen who care for the reputa-
ton of their country. Those who sub
scribe to the loan are aiding and abettng
the slave power in most direct ands en-
phatic manner, and all who have an en-
iightened regard for the true reputation OF
England, will shun this open assistance to
traffckers il human flesh as Dissertation
and pollution to English exchange"
, There was rather less excitement IN re,
gard to the loan on Friday, the Goth, and
after touching at it closed that day
= at IL ga premium. The bids
, reached ten millions of pounds sterling,
and were expected to be from fifteen To
eighteen at the close.
The Times again asserts that II IL re-
/ garded as cotton transaction, and not a;
( political loan, and there Is nothing IN II
y | o,,.v am from on .apTI blOG.
| In the House, on the 10Th, Sey mour
: Fitz Gerald gave notice thai he would on
!, the 23d, ask whether the government hac
( accepted or intended to accept propose
J. Of President Lincoln as to the communIca
: ton between England and the United
!, States to inquire into any just complaints
= of the violation Of neutral rights
}. latest from poE and.
s kilograms from Cracow say a repor
was current that Langieurcz had been pm
e to flight and his forces dispersed that h
8 was al Opo;owic2, and sought the coasen
e Of the Austrians to pass through Calllcla
II but was refused.
n Farthworks were being thrown u
r around Warsaw, and the inhabitants ex
h pected an attack at Easter.
# Cracow, March 20.
y The insurgents are ralying at Fltzletz
a commanded by Solecorski. =,
a Paris, March 81
4 Dispatches received at the Russian EN-
t, bassy confirm the defeat of Lauglerwlc'
n who had been conveyed to Jarnow.-
Is The insurgents lost 400 killed and 0
e taken prisoners. A telegram from Lin
! berg also confirms the above.