Yesterdays mail from the up late as due New York dates Of 5lh Sunday inclusive.
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New York dates of 5lh CSundaO inclusive.

 Ngw. .YoRk. Jan. 4-Cotion-We have no change To notice in the price of hs articles holders are generally willing sellers al present rates The sales for the two days 2450 bAes which l35O Upland and Flori- fair to good fair 6064i aud Hoo Mobile snd New-Or. leans ord to mid 4ia5s mid far to lair 54 a6li and nl y fair to good fair ti a7i-makng total for the week of 5l50 hAles.

 Freighs-There change, the several packets con tinuing to fill mp at our quotations.

 Exchange There has been nothing dune in Foreign since our last, worth report ting.

 PoRT OF NEw-YoRK-The number of vesses) of all classes arrived from foreign ports al N 22ts Yok during the year lsl4, was............,) - During ths year le45. ...-.................. le52 The whue number arrived from cOaslwIse ports 5aGu iasi year Which added to foreign makes total nuul''er.... 756c An increase over previous year of .......... ldU2 Passengers arrived al NewNnrk in lsil...... 6l0U2

 Do do do lsi3........ 463O2 BcsrnN, Jan. 4-Coton-The sales for the last three dtysn ell bales; Of which III Upands sud st 5ic and 5OO Orleans and Mobile, ot which 27 sUd St 1i lO7 !6c, l6i Ct. s7 at 63 o64 and Is al Ac "h m".- We alter our qnUtatdns io conior tu sstes New-Or leans and MuhieUrd Il a5c' mid 5i 05s; ni fair b0bt iair 64@7. Uplands and Fluridas-urd 10 mid 4id5i, good mid to mid fair 5i a6c fair to prime 64'D6lc. Imports of Cotton during year ls44,....l75529 bales.

 Do do do le45....-..l5lG G9D ''

 Do do do lsi2......l16,67O " I"PG of o%'' S d1hs year s bags REvENuE-The amount Of Reveuus received at the port of Boston for the year ls43 was ss5O3ss2-snd during the year lsi4, s5 9OO733 Increase last ,esl

 

 s9,s96,9OO

 PoRT or BosToN-ArrvaIs during the year ls4i:

 Ships. Bnrks Brigs Schrs. soops Tot'l

 2S1.. ..4Og.. l403. ..5275 143. .75l COastwise. l27. l92.. 796. .4O5 lI3. .53i2 Foreign .....l54. ..27.... 6g7.... 22....--....29s Of the foreign arrivals, l5 barks, l34 hriss, ana y6t schooners We're British shin and brig Brcmen bark and brigs Swedish barks and brigs scilnn brig German; bark and brgs frustiani brigs Iiamhur guese bark Norwegian; brigs Sariniaui aad bark French. Total, ll36 foreign Vessels

 CHARLESTON. Jau s-Cutlon-The transactions in Upland for the last three days have been c0mpaa iYe light as holders generally have refused 10 acctrt Ihe terms of purchasers and the closes a about the The sales comprise 3l0J baes ut prices ranging from 3a to 5ti and 65 bales ai SIC per h.

 hLINoIs-The aggregate public debt Of this State. is stated by the Governor 96s 3l. or this Sl3 77;,s6s for canals and inlerusl Improvements.

 DIvIDESps-The Farmers and Plunters' Bank of Bal tinore, semi-annual dividend Of per cent. Union Bank of Maryland 3. Merchants Bank of Baltimore S. Chesapeake Bank 3, and Western Bank per cent MANuPAcruRINu-We notice by the Charleston Mer- cury that attempt is about being made to establish Manufacturing Company in that cy. It is proposed 10 limit its operations making for the Northern and European markets, and perhaps weaving sonic of the c0arser cotton fabrics.

 SHIP BUILDING-No less than thirty five vessels of an aggregate tonnage of st least 10000 tons, built in ihe district of Portland during he year si4 of which 24 sail hal, from Portland. The remainder hail Bos ton, New Haven, and other Ports

 PRovIDsNcR--rhe import of into the port of Providence during the year ls44, was SETH bales. The Baltimore American publishes the subjoined in- speclions of Flour for the preceding fourteen years: