The New York herald., 1863-03-27
TIE AMERICAN QUESTION.

TIE Londez 7ises consludes editorial ON American
ars ~ feSsA hand win sooner or later be held out
70 the south, and when It 10 refused, u undoubtedly
will be- there will be for such bcgerents but
70 psn In peace. THAT Tar the features be
tingushed, the prssont aspect Of American politics.
strong and Increasing party which Is tired Of the
10 let administration committed 70 the war
carry out its policy by of revolutionary ex,rava
gance satisfied the meantime that such revolutions
win have little effect and that iis own principes y M
have powerful influence In determining events Fhat
influence rnuxt necessarily tend TO settlement o. the
quarrel and E not likely 10 be impaired by
more of such dsheartening spectaccs AZ the now
presents.
Tho London Times OF the I2,h instant, in a leader on
Anne Affairs remarks the TACT that the Americans
are constantly sending o powerful armies q all sorts OF
places, and they seem to know and nothing about
them but North ana south alike look upon Ncksburg
the of decisive struggle The siege regular
form of this place viii be almost interesting mill.
tary men as that Of Sebastopo
A cosFEDERATE LOAN IN FRANKFORT.
frankfort March % correspondence Of london star
The dourar OF this city has announced loan pro
of negotiation u f3 900 by the house OF Raphael
Eranger, u this city and Paris and says that the
rangeents have been adopted subject approval Of
the confederate senate Richmond Runor says that
s4O0 the loan these houses
on bills OF exchange ht 800 cent premium lhe feel
ng Of indignation against the persons engaged in this
AFFAIR IL strong here, and 70 quiet this feeling
pubcy announced that none Of II viii be offered IN Ger
many, only Eagand and France; that the IN only
made 70 enable the confcieracy ~ pay old debts
Tor aiding or furnishing for further eYpend
Inc uuNcffh Of TINS negotiation
doubtless Jed % this announcements.
Great regrets expressed that any espocabe house
should he engaged IA making loan 10 establish 20
ederae government, whose sole object It's dIsunon
efforts to properly protect and extend the Institution
slavery. II is, however, quite matter of doubt
whether any sucn negotiation ba' been made and fact
the etding bankers here very much doubt IL
Ar. Granger keeps silent the subject lie ~ very
prudent, aisiu and cautious man. his Investments
mostly made here IN real estate ana bo has
been T. take hazardous rlsks HIS con- the head
n the house Ia Paris, Is well known, has scarcely
bsen distinguished for the good alignment and pru
hls father II = not impossible that the Paris
nrn ~ Granger x 60. has ent the of It's name
the Confederate States 10 help negotiating loan,
efted, u pay on old debit. Tins would not 20
lar towards lqudatng the indebtedness Coufei.
rate states VIII be seen from the report ~ Secretary
Memmingcr, MADE 70 the Congress the 10th January
lat
ANOTHER ANGLO-IaLEL STEAMER.
lFVtractof camille letter from london New York
AZ Queenstown March sa~ a beautiful steamer cali.
ed the ianahee. Liverpool, her way run the
blockade She straight a arrow, about 100
ice, long rakng masts and fgnnc (twO) q gavanzed
IRON setting very low IA the water I'D very fast
aud constructed Of steel plates aud n every paftea
pcrfcc. beauty. only hope that bocaAders
will catch her. cannot learn here u any prya.
teers ing ttcd out and think that the English govern.
uent Will take ster~ 10 prevent any u that
kind Of craft leaving England tor ihe bcncnt q the
rebels.