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TGxAa LOAN. The New Orleans pa
pers state the Texan loan of s., 600 900
has been negotiated in England, at s per
cent interest per annum, PAYABLE annually,
and redeemabe in 80 years. The New
Orleans Bulletin, after stating the above
report adds: We would advise holders of
Texan mony not TO part with it at the pres
ent rates. The foundation of the govern
ment is beyond doubt secure; and il can
no, be very long before the national revc-
nue. of the country will call in every dollar
of its outstanding debts She is now in a
houri-hrng condition. Her crops of cot
ton are already begining TO be of much i'm
portance to the southern portion Of the
United States Foreign capitalists are
gaining confidence in the integ ily and ca
pablllty Of her rulers to meet all demands,
and it would be at all surprising. il before
tweIyemonrh expires the treasury notes of
the young republic should stand at par with
those of our government. Therefore, we
would say /" those who are in possession of
this money. do not subject to the present
great sacrifices.