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 Dates from all point. by ysslerLay's mail late as due-regular mall from NewYork lsIh and express Of the Igth. Charleston slips of the 22d.

 The NEw-YoRK cotton market continued inactive, buyers unwilling operate unless at decline Sales on 18th. 6 S1sO0 bales-priees in favor of buyers.

 Exchange operations unimportan-SteTin bills el to lO4 and Francs 5.25a52Si. Southern exchange in m- tied requesi-MobiIe prem 10 dsi Alabama Bank Notes 7ds dis

 The CHARLESTON cotton market active during the last week. sales amounting to 532 bnes against cepts Of ASA bales. Prices closed quet-middling and mid fair 54a5ic Freigh.s to Liverpool 7l6d for square bales, Havre ic.

 Al NEW ORLEANS the sales on Monday were oRy about 3OUO bales owing to the s prices asked by hold CTS. Exchange firm with good demand-sterling si q g. Francs PSI; New-York 60 days lt o2 dis and sight par at dis. The sngar and moasses markets firm, with good request at former prices.

 The foreign news per Roscius reached NewOrleans by express early on Monday morning. IL was not received in this city until II o'clock of tue day, although the regular mail through Sunday. leaving the express behind-at Montgomery, we believe How such things manased and how long we are to be subjected this loose arrangement are unable to tell for aiie this sort been long that almost despair Of re- lief Certainly shall not have any effectua remedy, until the penalties forieitues for such failures are strictly and rgdy enforced in every Let ono look the late report Of the department and sse the nsgn cnnt amount of ues assessed during the last year, withstAndng the shameful frequency oi the failures the great and they will loss sounl for the continued irregularities of the mail.

 IL is significant fact, long noted that these failures are generally happen he time later foreign in teilgence expected, that rarely calculate upon mail with any degree of confidence the day that later adsices due. The effects upon commercial community, especially during the business seasoa, are highly injurious in their tendency and hurtul to the in and prosperity of trade or the truth o this we have frequent evidence in the irregulariy and healthy excitement produced in market by rumors and exaggerated reports Sin advance Of the mail, and occasionally by speculative operations, growing either of these reports from the possession of by few. which the greater portion Of business are ignorant The subject of great importance commercial interests, and we hope something will be done in abatement of the evil by the new administration The Crescent Ciys private express is said be running between this city and New Orleans gaining 24 hours the U. States express It commonly re- ported in the yesterday that the former passed through with later Advces The of the 4h is nearly due and usual our market begins to ex hibt nervous excitement under the influence Of which all Of reports rife. We do no believe IL nl all probable that the had arrived tho date which this express would bring-say 18th from Boston, Our dates are only of the lsh and do look for the counts before Saturday or Sunday.

 THE MISSING PAcKsTs-The owners of these ships do give them up yet, bu. have confidence that they still safe The fact hnt the Ondaka which ship sailed from Liverpool several days before the United States, the longest of the missing pa ke has been spoken within few days off the Capes, has given strong hope a those interested in the safety of these overdue ships The fact that the Roscus brought Of the United States England not looked upon by those in- teres.ed in the matter of much importance, as if ships crippled in the great gale, t would he unlikely that they could reach Liverpool in lime for the Roscius 10 bring news of their arrival.