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tain articles published in Ministerial paper hostile to the loan. They are endeayoring t5 come to some understanding with the government. Gen. Hamilton published letter in the London Morning Post on the ESd May wherein he expresses every confidence that the ban will be completed. From what has trans pirsd, however, it appears that the c,untenaHoe oi the government coupled with some conditions ih regard to the Mexican trade and grants o land high ly favorable to France and injurious to Texas winch will not be complied wi;h, The loan is nearly a failure.

 This market remains very quiet, all eyes and at entona turned CongTess,in anxious expectation of the changes to he made in regard to currency and commerce. During the extra session there will be no large movements. Money is very plenty and Treasury notes and other undoubted securities m great demand and high premium State stocks however, do not improve and there is great apPre- sion that the interest due by Illinois and Indiana next month will not be paid. The market prices oi their stocks are 50 cts on the dollar. Domestic ex- changes have not improved in any great degree The