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Paris Teridn Loon.--1he last accounts represent that although the books of the loan had been opened by Messrs. Lafte X Co. yet there was SO much OF position from wilhout that capitalists came forward relhct,antly, and there was doubt whether it would succeed. The correspondent >ot the National lnteigeDcer writes follows: The Chariyari has declared against the Texian loan, twtting Lafftte with his mprudence in tatherng bad speculation, and his willingness to transfer French money into the packets of tha London Mexican bond holders. Some ofthe other journals for the purpose ofdefeating the loan have seized upon sad account of Texian credit and financial prospects at home. conveyed in the New York Courier les Etat Unis''