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trlcts are encouraging. Goods, at steady ra- tes, ere in request at Manchester; and al- though the last advices from India were less natlerng by the last Overland Mail, the market has been but little influenced by them. In the neighboring districts of ' ork- shire, the Woolen Markets are steady and improving. Indeed, throughout the manu- featuring parts of this and the adjoining county, the prospects of trade continue as as bright as the most ardent man of business could desire.

 REPORT or THE CorToN MARKET, March, 5.--Ouf Cotton market has had a very ami mated appearance since Friday last. Prices have an upward tendency; yet, though i0 some instances an advance of d. per ID. has been realized, We cannot quote the advance as general. On Saturday, that sales amounted to 500 bales, Of which 5000 were to spe- culators; and to-day l2,000 bales changed hands, of which, however, 4000 were also to speculators. The sales to-day comprise 1000 surat, 25d to 3dd, 200 Pornams, 55d 400 Egyptian, sd to 7l1; and the remainder A. merican, 3ld 10 sd.

 GEN. SAUNDERs.-h will be seen from the following letter of Gen. SAUNDERS, that he declines a reelection 10 Congress. No mat ter what has brought hlm 10 this determna- ton, it must be a subject of regret to his district, as IL will be 10 the Democratic party throughout the country. No man has sus- tained the trne doctrines ol the Democratic party with more untiringzeaI and distinguish ed ability. Firm aad inllexble in hs Repub- lican principles, he has ever been found the faithful advocate of those men and measures which best illustrated his doctrines:

 Consultation.

 Tahe 6eemeaoffEe FJA Congressional DistricL-As it is not my purpose to be q candidate for reelection, deem 1t proper to nuke known tie fact, in order 10 free you from any embarrassment on my account in the selection ofa successor. In nretirlng from the service of the district, l avail myself of the occasion to express my grateful aebnowl- edgments for the confidence reposed in me, and for the generous lorbearance with which my public conduct has been received. l con- gratulate myself that il has been my fortune to have been member of that Congress in which was eonsupHated that great measure, the annexation of Texas. which cannot fail to consolidate the stability and perpetuity Of our glorious Union. And l am happy in being able to say, the Governmenthas passed into fine hands of one alike prudent, cautious, and patriotic, and who, as trust, will so conduetits affairs, under the guidance of Him who watches over the destnies of men, as to advance and maintain the honor, interest and welfare of our common country.

 

 R. N. SAUNDERS.

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