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 The Courier reports active business in foreign ex change, with moderate supply aud au upward ienden cy in rates. Sterling 9i Frarcs 5.25.

 The interest on the State debt Alabama for the last six months due in EnglanL being remtled from N York. purt or the July interest also remitIed- The af foreign due lst June the part of this st Ge, and payable in London is S6O750. The amount falling due lst July is S76e62.

 Interest due lst June, and pay able in New-orleans S25GOO Due ls July and payable ill NewYork S9 $50 Toal interest falling in June and July Sl72692 The Bank of Mobile Is, believe, the agent o the State Bank for the payment of the the State nonds which has iu evel, instance been promptly met al ma tury, Hnd awo or three occasions anticipated by remittng ia sI,ance.

 TIE p.Ns-We are pleased at being able to report a cn-tnunnce of rain those States which have suffered the most from it's absence during the spring months

 The Augusta Chronicle of the l4h inst. sMys-We are graled 10 learn from sections the State that the fall of rain which we had oil Monday, after drought of seven weeks, has been very general.

 The Milledgsvlle Federal Union has the following :- Ailer suffering immensely weeks past with continued vored here with excellent season. and the clouds up 10 The lime went press bid lair for continuation oi inc fall of rain. Much complaint drought been made by our farmers from every section We from appearances the present may be general hrough tbe State.

 In the upper part the State oo there has been an abundance of ran will appear from the follow ing ex- tract from the Cassville Pioneer We have had an a- bnndance o rain for ihe past week. which would have answered wafer the crops through the summer. pro- vded Il had fallen h smaller dribs

 MoRE RAIK-Ws were visited on Monday last with a good raina f1e season, and from present it likely 10 continue for day two. We understand that during last week considerable hail fell in some sec lions oi our distrct-we nre glad to learn however, that very little damage was done to the crops Il Camden Journal, l4th inst.