The eastern mali f,l,ed ,qajp ye.terJ.,.
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The eastern mall failed again yesterday.

 By the express mail we are In receipt of New York dates of the 23dIhree days in tf the regular mall

 Tue steamer had not arrived, and good deal of iety felt respecting her. She 8 da,s out al last dates.

 The packet ship o>furd from Liverpool, 18th Decem Der, arrived New York the 2ls inst The advices considered favorable. Cotton market firm, and the previous advance maintained Money abundant and the of interest established by the Bank of England WAS at per cent.

 Al Nsw YoRS, on Ihs 2lst, cotton very firm, with light sales-ony 800 bales reported sold, ali export CTS Hol lers supplying the market very sparlnsly.

 On the 22d, the business only 10 about the sktsnt Buyers anticipating lower prices, and holder, unwilling to make any concessions.

 The Herald observes ot the money and stock market There does not appear from day day be the slight est real improvement m the stock marke. Money tinues very scarce, and foreign exchange very hgh untii some great chsngo takes place in the market cannot expect any permanent improvement s.ocks- So long sterling exchange rules above 10 per prem the banks will not withdraw the restrictions they hay, placed upon the money market Farther udyires frou Europe looked f ~ith sorts- .n~iety both b, cotton and stock specuaIors. should he accounts f relation be favorable, will rnise the credit oi bills here and confidence in them. All we want to relieve the market is the abshmeat of ih credit oi bills of exchange drawn shipments cotop that remittances will be made in bills instead spe cie. There is very large of these bills in market, but those indebted ab oad afraid of them and in adlng funds, either purchase the hila the leading houses here, or make shp pmenis In specie.

 CHARLESTON 25th, trcshis 10 Liverpool Id and to Havre lc, with engagements.

 Receipts of date ls5lil bales. Stock 47 ,s5s bales.

 In port 3l ships, ls barks, and 26 brgs.

 COLUMBIA, B. G. 2sL but Iittle cotton coming for word and the demand good prices advanced abou. c on all descriptions.

 At ATHENS, Ga 22d, price. of cotton had risen ,bou, 4c. Prices 3i@iic.

 GAINESVILLE, Ala 23d, slight adv ance in cotton 5e obtained for fair Receipts of the week a25 bales total of l2,6s2 bales. Stock on hand aoO2 The river in hne boating order.

 iFrom ihe Merchants TranscriptI

 NEW ORLEANS, Jan 2g-GOIton-OnI review nf las Saturday morning el the cotton market with MI nctiv, demand prevailing. ana exceedingly firm the Quoted there being unusually small amount of cotton offering Tor the season. The mdrkei opened Saturday with very lively demand, which well maintaine, throughout the day bu the sales however did above 4s0o bales, tn consequ+hce of the limited stock sale and the stiffness of holders, who asked and ey generally obtained slight improvement rates pre- siously current. On Monday there was again N yer, good demand, and there lit,le cotton offer lUse bl~iu amounted to ulh 5o0O bales, prices ruling higher if thing than on Saturday. Yesterday the commence ment or business there was active inquiry, huyers maiilestins disposition 10 operate freely. owing in part 10 the extremely bare state of the though chrny We believe on account of tho still higher price. which were asked the sales only reached about S5oC bales Our quotaiions h will be seen have been nd- vanced tc, and the market great rmness Al this advance. The demand has been of very general character, buyers of every class having in he business though purchasers tor the North and io EngI and have the most active The sales of thr together l4.lO bal We lnf stG4; ord 4t 043 mid 435 good mid 54 d5i; mid fair 5fe5i fair St a6i good fair 713 good nne 7a Q.

 EAchange-There is no imporHn, change to notice in the market since our preceding review Sterling conin nes 10 range from ei9f premi Francs 5.271 30. N York 50 day bids are still llli dis short sight generally sell at fraction than the There nre more Northern bills offering than previously

 TT ights-There s very little animation in the foreign Freight market, but the rates are the before quo ted and we notice one American ship for Lyerpnnl A l732d, one for Rotterdam He, and nr Iavre ut ll6c for cotton. British vessels ain h. and Amer ican ships occasionally make engagements 10 All up al the same rate.

 COTTON BuRNT-A report reached New Orleans on Tuesday last that three sheds were burnt at Ya City, Friday last, 10 to 1900 bales of were consumed, on which there was no insurance IL belonged chiefly to planters.

 CoIscIDENCEs-Dn the past week we hav ve report- cd several cargoes of cotton by steamboas and flats agreeing precisely in the number of bales which, as ii rarely occurs, is worth mentioning. The steamboats Voln and Gen Harrison, the former from the Warrior and the latter from the Bgbee each brought 1Oo3 bales The New Era from the Bisbee and the Lowndrs from the Alabama. each ll25 bales. On Wednesday 9 fiat. from the Cahawba, each SO2 baes and yesterday flats from the same river, each 3Oa bales,

 