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A NEw LoAN.-lhs Washington cor.
respondent ol the Baltimore sun, under
date Of August 18th, Gays:


"ln my opinion, nine .ienths OF tho Wing
majority will go lot the very largrs amount
OF war appropriations that tho Elective
may call lor,


"ln addition to these expenditures, some
others tor tho Improvement Of rivers and
harbors, are 10 bp brought up, and will
consequently pass both houses, with such
imposing maJoitrs, aud supported by such
strong personal, lural aud patty interests,
as ~Iii siaegef lhc veto power. Mr.. Polk
may or may NJ, meet tho is.us as he has
done heretofore.


There is every prospect that very large
appropriations will be made by the nett
Congress, aud that The Wing majority will
favor them IN every shape and form. Ap.
preparation, will hs wanted iOr peace,
even It The Mexican war should he brought
10 close. There IL, therefore, a prospect
that another oan will be wanted, during
the neat session.


VI would warn all capitalists, however,
that Congres, will never grant another
loan on terms so advantageous 10 them as
The late eighteen million loan. The loan
(thc. Treasury siIes), as have heretofore
pointed out in your paper, stands on pecu.
liar AMI highly favored basis. II has TWEEN.
iy years TO run; It Is irfodeemablr eNeep,
At the pleasure oI Tho holder; aud il Is guar.
anterd by tho special pledge of the proceeds
Of the sales Of the public domain.


That stock is now and has been sefling
at rate below It's real value, and predict
that, whether the war continue or hot, and
whether we have a new loan OF not, 1t will
run up to one hundred aud fifteen in tho
course Of twelve months, and be the favor.
ilo stock in tho market at that"