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The Cambria brought he welcome intelligence oi the complete success of the Illinois Commiss toners in getting the subscription the Illinois Canal loan filled up. The loan, for such ii is in fact was made by few houses and indi, iduals in London, Amsler. dam and Paris. This negotiation will doubtless not only secure the speedy completion of the canal, but lhe redemption of Ihe State from an overwhe Inning debt and its restoration to credit and prosperity. The Illinois Commissioners and Mir. Leaviit must de- live grea, satisfaction, they deserve great praise, on account of the complete achieved by their indoatgable hbors. They have terminated the era of degradation and laid the foundation of new era "f honor and of rapid growth and prosperous devcl opemeni, not fur Illinois ony but for all the default. jag States to which the example of Illinois must ex. tend irresistible encouragement; and they deserve the gratitude of their country.