, 1863-04-04
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA,
Pirate Observation-Disclosures
Loan,

HALIFAX, April 3.-Thc steamship Canada,
3rrn liscrp'ol Saturday, the 2lst, via Queens
town the I'D, arrived here this evening, being
detained of the harbor since this morning By
4 fog. The steamer City Of Cork, of the In
man line, aud the Louisiana, would leave Liy-
Grpool, shortly after the Canada, for New
York. The f"rmcr would call at Queenstown,
sailing thence on the I'd.
LlyERrool, March :,l.-Thc departure Of
The Great Eastern is postponed till the 18th
Of April. The ship Washington, from Calais
for Antwerp, arrived In Southampton on the
Alabama Feb. 10Th, hut released on q bond for
$4,000 Size brought the crews of the ships
Golden Eagle, Oliver, Jane aud Palmetto,
burnt by the Alabama.
The Confederate loan would close on TIE
afternoon Of the 2lst, nids having greatly cx-
ceedeG The amount needed, particularly III
London Report says the applications In Lty-
crpool were not rery heavy, and tlcro was
considerable diversity Of opinion there as to
the merits Of the scheme Paris kilograms
sly the loan was luitc the rage there. The
Iinfs city article says: Very 1ittlo political
feeling was manifested In thu business, and il
eccms evident, 80 far rs London is concerned,
that it il in viewing II as 4 cotton speculation
the attraction it yDese=-cs art to be found. lu
other respects tl'trc can be no doubt that the
majority of merchants and capitalists would
have wished It had mt been introduced, as
the a1E.sir will not be officially recognized on
ocbanCe. The dealers agreed nmong them
selves to fix the 18th Of April as the settling
day.
the London Star cannot believe that bona
fide invceters will be found to take tue loan
even at par without better security than that
offered hy the hypothrcation Of cotton, which
it may never he in the power Of jeff. Davis &
Co. to deliver.
The Daily Nt7cs cditora11y dcnounces the
loan. It says: "Its 1agrant iudccency and
immorality will strike and scandalize most
Englishnen who care for the reputation OF
their country. Those who subscribe to the loa'1
arc aidirg and abctting the Stare power In q
most direct and emphatic manner, aud all who
have aa enlightened regard for the trne rcpu.
tation Of England will regard this open assist
ance to trafdcers in human flesh as de5ecra.
9ion and pollution Of the English Exchange
There was rather less excitement In regard 10
The loan, on Friday, the Goth, and after touch
inrs at 5A, 1t closed that day at 4:<<a4 3-fpTe
MUM Tic bids reached ten millions pound!
sterling, and we're expected to ha fifteen to
eighteen millions at the close.
uuiry sli1 since the breaking out Of the civil
war in America. communication between tht
British Government aud that OF the United
States In reference TO the 1sland Of San Jua1
had been suspended.
The bill reducing tobacco duties had passes
through the committee. Funds on the 20tf
were Tathcr frmer. There was an active dc
1naud for money. Few transactions tool
place below 4 per cent.
The match has been concluded for the priz
fight between Uceuan aud King for the cham
Dfonship for E1 900 4 eide. The bth OF DC
eember has been fixed upon as the day for tn
combat.
PolASp.-The debate in the French Scnat
xu Polish atfirs concluded on the 18th. 81
Pcllauet on behalf Of the government said,
fresh insurrection can only bring fresh mis-
fortunes, and 1t is neither good, useful no
humane 10 encourage it: The French Gos
efnnent persists in this language, 1t is nee
essarv, he said, to mstrust popular impulses
Aspirations for liberty were nlanlfesting them
Helyee everywhere and made power more at
ccesiblc to tle voice which has been raised l.
favor Of Poland For this reason, he contiu
ned, Russia has replied to the Commission {
France by benevolent words, promising con
ccssion and amnesty. The old istrust g
Europe towards France exists no longer:
it should happen that the destiny Of Polan
must be settled By a Congress, there Is Ii
doubt the voice Of Frlncc would be istet
cd to.
NJ Bil!ault mentioned the preccdents c
The Senate on similar occasions, and askc
that the order Of the day be adopted Th
Senate could not hesitate between referril
the petition to the Ministers Of Foreig
doing, \ course which perhaps implied q ris
Of war, and passing to the order Of the da
thereby expressing confidence in the wisdo
and lr1nness of the Emperor Much cllecrir
followed NJ. Billault's speech. The Sens
then passed to the order Of the day by To
Of lt3 against II.
a demonstration in f,vor of Poland h:
taken place in Paris. The Paris -fonitcHra Al
London Times regard the news from Polar
rs showing that the insurrection is becoiait
general. a dispatch from Tarnow announc
That Lanciewicz had defeated the Russia1
uudcr the command Of Gen. Schashousty, 81
cartured considerable quantities of r
material. 1t is reported that the reply
&N4E nh H. - c{7
kilograms from Cracow say a report @
Eur7ent that Langiewicz lad been put to lig
and his forces dispersed, that he was at Or
loYitz. and sought the consent Of tue Aust
ans to paes through Gallicia, but vas refuse
Earthworls were btlng thrown Up arou
warsaw. The inhabitants expected Al alta
at Easter.
FHAscE,-The Tsnns' Paris corresponds
writes that the news from Cochin emma Is
no means satisfactory, and reinforcemcnts
earnestly asked for by the commanoef u
Gen. Forey Is making the same dema
from Mexico, where, it Is said, 6,ooo M
men are required
The coming elections cause much anxi
to the Government
I7ALr--Garibaldire health causes renew
anxiety.
LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday, March 21.-The r
Bouree on Saturday, opened at es1 @sc
CnAcow, March The insurgents
FAEIs. March 21.-Dfspatches received
the Russian embassy. confirm the aetes
Icngfewicz. The insurgents lost soo XII
( teleeram from Lemberg also confirms
LONDON. March o2.-In the minority
twelve in the French Senate arc the name