Inc mail. hay. arrived regularly since our "s'-New-
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The mails have arrived regularly Ahce our hsl-Ne"- York dates yestorday Of tho 27th nL

 The weather has been showery for week or ten days mast and the last two days has raned with but little re.pi,e We sha probably hear ol its effects upon the crops n the interior the or next week Ifthey hv had as much rain as has fallen here il will be very Injurious to ths open cotton.

 The last accounts from the country respecting the crops differ but le from our previous information planters on sandy lands all anticipating large fall Ing of in product some say fourth and others iru'

 The Neto York Cotton market continued very dull up 10 Inc 26lh when about 500 bales were disposed of prices though lower, decidedly more favorable 10 buyers. Fully fair to good fair ss09ic. Mobile and New Orleans. Exported 10 date 275697 bales-stoek 4534

 The New Orleans Price Current Of the st inst, con talns the usual statistics of the trade of that port, with review of the of business in all the lending ar clss cotton, tobacco, sugar. coffee, etc. The gross receipts of during the amount to 9792Ss bales and the nett after deducne Texas, Florida and Mobile receipts 929 l26. The total receipts from Texns are 59 bales Stock hand a close of season 5556 bales The sales since 22nd ult about 1900 baes prices irregular, but tending downward good mid. 10 mid. fair 7t07ac.; fair St5.c. Receipts of new crop 6si6 bales.

 susar-Crop of is44, 2Oo,OOO hhd-. Stock hand 2,5OO hhds The prospect growing crop laerns md with favorable weather large increase upon year looked for.

 Molasses-stock about 1900 bbls-hGhest poat in pri- ces in April. go 29o3lc-present rates 2I127c.

 Tobacco-Receipts of 493 hhds ,942 less than the previous year. Stock 767s hhds.

 Western Produce-A arent failing off in provisions Pork equal deficit of 2sO 900 bs bacon 1oOOO casks lard 427OOo kegs, md beef equal I5OOO bbIs. Or flour slight ineresse-corn about the same Ohio flour $s 5o0D3 75c qnel; mess pork Sl70t quiet. Bacon sides 50s4c. and shoulders 7D7ic Lard e6s3c. Corn s8 94Oc. good demand. Coffee 6A 7t Rio, moderate request. Whiskey 20 02lc. dull.

 The imports direct of Havana coffee, 4O9l bags against 52S57 previous year, and of Rio l67 agnins I6 Os2 Imports Liverpool salt 36l 4s6 sacks against 35O Imports of specie s2,2 ls5 against s7,74s,72s.

 The total arrivals of vessels during year l6s2, against 16s6 in lsi5-i

 The aggregate value of western produce received at New-0rleans during the year estimated little over 67 millions of dolars-previons year GO millions.

 COTTON CRoPs.-That will have short crop, is now

 manifest Ashor the cry every about the last of July first of August but often lS3D be very heavy This cannot be the this year. The wsed small and in many fields, intensely dry and hard, with not asnglo boil it that is open, Whole fields may be seen in county having Il bloom than twenty yards of eacll other Some o the amp lands, also of the prairie lands have an average crop hemi hut the red and sandy lands cannot make more than halfrrop Two-tirds Of last years product i'll be as much ms Alahamn can yie,d and inclined to think Some of our most m telgcnt planters think that Alabama will more than 3OO0OO baesi whereas last year, reached 52l 000.-[Selma Free Press.

 PRosrEcTs OF THE CoTroN CRoP.--A gentleman who has recently travelled from Wetumpka this place. surss us that the prospects for exceedingly gloomy -eArept in portions of Perry, he did a cotton nedt hat promised over huff a crop.-We have also conversad during the present week with gentle man recently from Choctaw county, Miss, who states that not more than haf crop be made in the section of country through which he travelled Except in the best black lands, where the yield will be very fair we hear of no neishboThood where the crop is considered good Greensboro Beacon.