FoRE1GN-R1sE IN COTTON.
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The last arrival from England is the Steamship
Cambria, at Boston on the 18th instant. The
news is of some commercial importance. We
quote from Wilmer and Smiths Times:


"The business transactions of the last fortnight
are favorable for the extension of trade-foTeIgn
and domestic. The Cotton Market, in Liverpool,
is buoyant, and every one prognostlcates the hap
piesl results from the abolition of the import duty
on the raw material. The safes on Saturday were
IL 500 bags, yesterday 120e0, and this large de-
maud has advanced the price of some descriptions
about an eighth, but the improvement is not gen.
eral. The remission of the duty will take place
when the bill passes.


"The accounts from the manufacturing districts
encouraging. Goods, at steady rates, are in
request at Manchester; and although the last ad-
vices from India were less hatterlng by the last
overland mail the market has been but little inlu
enced by them. In the neghboring districts Of
rkshre the woollen markets steady and
improving Indeed, throughout the manufactur-
ing parts of this and the ad joining county, the
prospects OF trade continue as bright as the most
arduous men Of business can desire.


LfvERPooL CorToN MARKET March 3. Our
Cotton market has had very animated appearance
since Friday last. Prices have had upward
tendency; yet, though in some Instances an adj
vance Of l-8 per 10. has been realized, we can
not quote the advance as general. On Saturday,
the sales amounted TO Ii, 500 bales of which 5000
we're to spectators and to-day IL, 200 bales have
changed hands, of which, however, 1900 were al
so TO Spectators The sales to-day comprise 1000
Surat, l-2 d. to 1-9d; 200 Pernams, 5 1-2 ; 400
Egyptian 1-2d TO 1-2; and the remainder,
American. 8 1-2 d. TO l-2.


Away with the false cry that the democrats are
repndiators, and the destroyers of-confdence be-
tween man and man. Read the following:


"Few things have given more satisfaction, says
Wilmer & Smiths Times in commercial circles,
than the intelligence that TO hand by the last
packet, that the State of Pennsylvania has paid
the interest Of its debt for the current six months
II is devoully TO be wished, for the credit of A
merica in Europe, that the payments for the time
to come may be punctuaf. There is one regret to
mar the satisfaction-poor Sydney Smith is dead.
Pity that he was not permitted to the resto-
ration of American credit and character which, it
is thought, he was not little Instrumental in bring
ing about The remittances on the dividends have
already come TO hand"


'The Bank of England, it is said, is about to
reduce the rates of discount at their various branch
banks. During the past month the bullion in the
Bank has increased from E14,797, 1927 to ELS, ,453,
800, an increase E665. .476. In the same period
the circulation has decreased G949, ,476. The
Funds exhibit quiet and steady appearance.
Mexican Stock, in consequence of the last adyices,
has improved little" ....e-..... ....-4.. ..