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 PHILADELPHIA June e5--Cotton--The good feeling manifested fora rise, which evncpd previous the arrival of the steamer has in subsded. and prices though immediately affected are tending slight iy downwards. Sales oflndng fair at 61a6D6c and N Orleans and Mobile at 7fD714c, the usual terms. The transactions of the three days to 2J0 bales of which l75 bales Georgia bA to n for mid fair fair for cash and time; l.5 bales Louisiana good mid nlly fair7 to s4, and 50 do Tennessee 6, mos. The stock on hand amounts to about 7200 bales.

 TIE CRoPs.-The Caddo (shrevepyrD Gazette of the 25th says I've truly gratfed the renewed ntell gence that the crops in this section of the country ccedingly promising We also learn that above the Raft better crops were never before seen"

 TIE RIvERs- -nty of Water. The nate.t accounts ID the Ohio report feet water and rising In the Louisville on the 24th there feet 10 inches. The Pburg papers of late date represent the river na- vigable for the largest boats

 There twenty five feet of water in the Arkansas ri- yer at Little Rock on the 22d ut.

 Tho Mississippi, at St. Louis was very high on the 23l, and still rising although slowly. The water was in many oi the cellars in front street In Inoistown the water also in many of the houses, said that rise Of three feet wos nundate the whole town. Below Glasgow great fears tsined another overflow ar 10 that of last year Below Jefferson C , the Missouri the river overflow Ing it's baks in places and iuundating the bottoms, and number of families residing upon them were about removing the bluffs.

 The St Louis Republican of the 24lh June, says:

 The river, last evening, hadr,sen at this point sixteen eighteen inches in the previous -four hours It rose very slowly however, after l2 o'clock yesterday, and has very nearly attained hgh hest point and willprobaby commence falling to-day.

 The AttakaI ei Gazette says-

 The crops Of Corn, Cotton and Cane in this Parish, are we believe, quite promising although have heard great many planters complain Of much rain; young Cotton especially, suffers considerably account lhe which cannot be destroy ed long s wet weather continues There are some planters, however, in this Parish, whose crops are forward.

 

 THE WEATHER Is excessively hot and dry. The Ther- momeier has stood over go every day we think for he past week. No rain yet-Corn, immediately about Ma rioD Is literally used uph East of the Cahawba they have had rain enough-aso of us-and in the cane brake the crops said not be sufIering-Cntton from all we can learn is doing well The health of the people Of our town and county is sgood-IRyer Review (Maron) June 18th.

 FAT DIvIEENps-The Mobile Insurance Company de- clared semi-annua dividend Tuesday Of penty per cent on its capital of 10000.

 The Merchants Insurance Company declared semi an nua dividend the 18th ut of len per cent upon cap tnl of 325O,OoO.