New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Great Britain.

A dispatch from Rotterdam OF tDe ioth say
The ship Jan Daniel arrived a. brou"ei' ~So w
saw ship ON fire Feb. %, lat. 29' NJ lon. 20 W.
A screw steamer, schooner rugged, showing Ameii
can ensign WAS lyiug near her, The Jan Daniel
picked up case containing books, from woice ~ ap
peared the vessel was the Golden Eagle o. new
Yark. The Jan Daniel also sa" h"'ueS hONA !" 'AAP
in another direction.
STs London TINES looks upon the resolutions
.vsiust mediation that passed by the Senate as
mere party manifestoes-and, although ADDRESSED 10
paris aud London, as intended for the American
nnbl;c. The Times thinks, however, that they
fully Justify the neutrality Of England.
nre,iuii nary prospectus without any name being
attaabedl of "The London and Confederate States
Rank" ia putNisbed in the London journals. The
capital ia fixed at GO 600 coo. The prospectus points
ont the oerainty.of the ultimate recognition OF the
Soutbern States, and the desirability OF having
banking facilities r,ady for the resumption OF that
trade which will be carried on throug new and inde-
pendent channels
The vague rumors of a Union defeat at Vicksburg
which were current at the departure Of the Canada
from Roston had been msonifed ia London into a
Union loss of 90 900 men, OF whom wv were driven
into tbs river and drowned The rumor caused
some uneasiness although IL could not be haeed 10
any foundation.
Confederate loan would take place immediately on
the arrival Of the ratification, which was expected
az any moment.
TIE DAILY Ne,vs says the loan is to be put before
the public by one of the principal London houses in
the course of few DAYS. II appears that some
official documents have vet TO roach the firm in ques
tiou, but they are now on the way to this cOun-
try, little delay will probably occur, the more &C.
pecially the ConiedeEates are Ia such need Of
money.
be based upon the security Of cotton now in pos
session Of the Confederate Government, and which
is valued for this purpose at Cd. per pound IL is
affirmed that subscriptions for considerable amount
of the capital required have already been obtained
OF Manchester and Liverpool.
LATFR.-The City Article in The Daily Ners Of
the 18th March, says: The prospectus Of the Con.
federate loan 10 TO be issued to-day through Messrs
John Henry Schroeder e. Co. Of this city. The ex-
pected formal ratification and powers from the Con-
federate Government having arrived yesterday.
The loan Is to consist of G3,000,0OO Of per cent
bonds to be offered at 20 per cent.
1t Will be specially designated per cent cotton
loan, and one OF its peculiar features lie that the
bonds to be exchapgeable against cotton, the lat
ter being taken al the fixed price Of Cd. per pound
This arrangement lie Of course designed BIZ way Of
attraction 10 the speculative appetitefor suppOsinR
1t were possible TO get the cotton away and sell 1t at
Liverpool nc l2d. per pound, which s less than BALI
ths present price, the holder of bond which has
cost c 90 might get from ESQ 10 Goo. In every
prospect therefore, this is very remarkable opera
ton.
The Confederate Government have agreed that
the cotton shall be free from any additional export
in behalf of the loan that the cotton bypothecaed
must be the fret to reach the European market, in-
asmuch the Confederate Government will possess a
monopoly Of the means Of transport 10 the coast.
As matter of course TIE security of the bondhoid-
ers will depend wholly upon the ability OF the South
70 maintain ito Independence.
1Ae Times (City Article OF the 18th, SAYS: The
notifications having been received, the Confederate
per cent cotton loan Of OOO will be brought
ont on Thursday by Messrs. Eyaanger at Paris and
Frankfort, Msssrs. j. III. Schroeder a. Co. In Lon
don and Amsterdam, and Messrs. Fraser, Trenholm
g. Co. at Liverpool. The cotton hypotbecated as
security 10 to DO delivered TO the holder Of each
bond al bis option at the rate Of SID. per o free
of expense at the Southern shipping ports, either
immediately Or within six months after the ratiics
zion Of pesce.
The price at which the bonds 10 to be issued 10 VI
with dividends in serling and sinking fund for re
-demption a. par in 20 years"
The Morning Herolds City Article says: II l.
asserted that the prospects of the Confederate loan
are highly favorable and that the applications from
Liverpool, Manchester, and other provincial local
tiles interested ia the staple already exceedingly
great