The New York herald., 1865-03-26

NIaaERs IN THB FENCE AND ElsEwHERE.-We
gave yesterday extracts from the Richmond
papers in relation to the organization Of negro
troops in the rebel capital? Two whole COM
panies had been organized for the defence Of
the rebel confederacy and the reinforcement
Of Lees army-which is losing about six COM
panies day by deseraOD-and the ladies were
called upon to come cut and presens these
dusky heroes with stands Of colors, just as the
loyal league ladies of this city did to soldiers Of
the came complexion some time sgo. On the
day before yesterday we gave an extract which
shows where these dsrkies came from. Every
single niger had been employed in the rebel
hospitals. Fifiy-two Of these hospital attend
ants volunteered in enc day for the army,
here than IN the hospitals, and Asling certain
that no place rs like the front for . fellow that
wants to run away and come over to our side.
TIE CorroN QUESTION shall not be sur
prised II, before the end Of tAe coming ssnmer,
The article of raw ssston en be lad alnsst any
where at twenty cOs PEI pound. Making
liberal allowances fof oil hat has ben sAlpped
OF. al that has been worked up in domestic
factories, all that has been wasted and all that
has been burned BY bon armsA asss ere per-
haps not less than two ni1hs.s and a half cf
bales remaining Of the last four years crops in
the Southern States, that will be brought into
market with the rsstors4on Of peace, to meet
the wants Of the Southern people. We throw
ont this hint for the information of all con-
eerned, and especially as a suggestion TO Mr..
Collector Draper, that now is the time to cell
those thlrty-eight thousand bales Of govern
ment cotton from Savannah
A FINANCIAL CRISIS IN EuRoPE.-European
financiers, capitalists, Spectators, merchants,
&C., who have been making their ventures upon
the presumption of an endless war in this
country and long reign Of high prices and
deprecated American "grcenbacks," are be-
ginning to futter like wounded pigeons. They
are evidently on the verge of financial crisis
over the water In Great Britain and on the
Continent banks are beginning to give way.
Stocks arc falling, cotton and exchange are
tumbling, gold s coming westward, rebel in
vestments Of all kinds are down In the dust;
large stocks Of goods laid up for grand spccu-
lntions are in bad way, and, to cap the cli-
max, the suspicion is aHoat that with the sup
preston Of the rebellion the United States,
right and left, will at once pitch into Canada
and Mexico. The downfall Of tho rebellion
will shake the world.
RoBERr J. WAIxBB AMONG THE CANADIANS
The Montreal Telegraph says that the Hon. Robert
J. Walker Is in that city, engaged In sounding
the views Of the Canadians relative TO union
with the United States," and that "he is en-
powered to assist an annexation movement
with federal money 10 the extent Of hundred
millions" We are further assured from the
same sourcc--a loyal and indignant Briton-thss
"thcre are signs already that Mr.. Walkers
diplomatic efforts are not without results"
We should think so, too, with cash capital Of
one hundred millions 10 work upon. This
dreadful man Walker learned the business Of
annexation In the Texas experiment and will,
therefore, bear watching by her Majesty's faith
full Canadians who are not In the market They
must look sharp or they will be sold.
A SIos oY RETURNING REAsoS--The indefi-
mite postponemsnt Of the Young Mems Demo
cratic State Convention, originally appointed
to meet at Albany on tho 18th OF April Hay
makers do not out grass IN Lo midst Df y hail