q UNITED STATES LOAN.
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1t will be perceived that the Treasury Department
has issued proposals. for a loan OF Ave millions Of
dollars, on stock bearing ak per interest," and
having ten years to run to maturity. The law un-
der which the loan Is proposed to be made, limits
the amount to ten millions Of dollars, leaving tito
the option Of the government to issue treasury notes.
or make a loan, or both,i provided tho treasury
notes and loan do not together exceed ten millions
of dollars II would appear, from the course pur-
sued by The Treasury Department, to be The inten-
ton Of the government to eectthe whole operation,
by an issue of five millions of treasury notes, and a
loan Of FIVE millions Of dollars only. With a loan
Of FIVE millions Of dollars, and an issue of five mil


lions of dollars of treasury notes. together with the
moneys now in the treasury, and the accruing pro-
ceeds Of the CUSTOMS and ofthe sales Of the public
lands, il is believed that the government will have
all the funds required A f"ih ag5 EaY17'a .o' ha3
1, The THREE MILLION LOAN We understand that
this loan, tho terms advertised by the Secretary
of the Treasury, will certainly be taken by capital


lists. IL is said that the Bank of Metropolis,
the day before Yesterday exchanged $4,000 in
specie for the treasury notes offered by Mr. Walker
in his recent advertisement. 10 uafa 7ra I'd susbe


The above paragraph, taken from the "Fountan"
of this city, Of this morning, we learn, upon in
quiry is not entirely correct.sal ~ bore tta Brs
The amount Of specie advanced to the govern
ment yesterday by the Bank Of the Metropolis OF
this city, was s5O,000, in exchange for that amount
Of treasury notes. taangg-


We also learnthat this bank offered to increase
the amount % 100000, provided the Secretary of
the Treasury felt a, liberty to leave the money on
dePosite, to be checked for the wants Of the gov
eminent should require; but the Secretary having no
aothofity, as he cohceiyes under the independent
treasury law, 70 make any new depostes IN banks,
the offer was declined ausa a pa