The eastern mail arrived in due course yesterLssN.
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The eastern mail arrived in due course yeserdse-N York dates of the 2i No morning papers printed on the 2d-latest paper dates consequently or Isl inst The Courier remarks Of Exchange: There has been gond demand ur Exchange England for the packets Of the Isl prox. The low price of cotton abroad, how ever, has had tendency 10 depress the character O Southern bills and render them not easy of negotia tion Specie has therefore been shipped for remittance both to England and France. The demand for England has fallen of, whilst the avre packet will take out SloloOO 5O OOO in silver-the continued shipments which have len the market nearly bare. NEw. .YoRK, Jan. l-Co0on-There has been a fair amount of business done since last chiefly for eN- portann. and as holders have evinred much nrmness prices have improved that one-hnlr of the decline tiee in onr last has been recovered and they stand within ic high they did then. The sales mp rise l1jO bales Upand and Florida, mid a a r.; mid fair 10 lair 5A5+c nily fair to good fair 60bl and 95O Mobile and New Orleans ord n mid 4I 5s niid fair Io lair 5id6a aud fully lair 10 good fair 6i074-ogeiher 200 bales.

 Freshs-To Liverpool and London are brisk N, for. mer rates. To 1avre cotton s taken 4c per lh for square b"es-a reduction Of tc-no change in other goods.

 business tranSncrd in Foreign at the follow ing Bills on London l0m 0l per cent prei Paris E5 2li- IPrice Current.

 rosroN, Jan I--Cotton-rhe safe. of cotton for the las three days amount to s4 hae- of which loo bales Uplands sold NJ 5lr, and "A do New Orleans and Mo. biir which 3ul sold at 5ic $50 al 6tc and 63 al 6c months The market rather mnre anuia tc l. and purchasers are plenty at low prices

 Domestics -Prcts remain previously reported, and the demand moderate. The export has been

 To Foreign Ports. COastw ise. Since our lat. ..... .bales.. 52. 40 Since June l....... I2, l63. ........... ,4S3

 Toal.......... ..l2,22i............2 .26, ,62s -lPrice Current.

 SAVANNAH, Jan. 4The effect the foreign accounts upon the market almost total cessation of husi- ness Friday snd Saturday ihr heinz chief y confined to the purchase of small lots required in the completion of invoices. decline anrrs of to lc per ht the sales Ot the days being about bales. On Monday better feeling seemed 10 pervsje the market holders generally refusing sell except huyers were unwilling 10 give them -xcept when hv previous eight engagements. ihe transactions only about $50 hHles On Tuesday the sales reached zoo bales abeut the same terms. Wednesday and ester day about HOO bales each day. Total for the 4455 bales.

 receipt of the steamers We quote inf 3lDSa ord 4144i mid 74s mid fair 4ad4i fair and fully fair Alps.

 Freighrs have declined-last Liverpool engagements sd for round and square bales Exchange London Sa H9 prem.

 SfscIE-The amount of Specie cleared at the port O. NewYork for export from lst Oct. to slst Dec was as follows; Gold Silver For Enrone.. .ss7l 06s. .S2. .366 s45 Ea" lndrs 13,2l3.... lle,332

 oe,s 'nanes; as;: 7'2ss.' 6'sS6

 s599,s .s2, ,5s9

 8yJ,36S

 Total Gold and Silver ............s 8, ,4O5 s9s

 