By he Hibernin !, Roston.l

Correspondenee of lhe Regi.ter and Journ
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Correspondence of the Register and Journal.

 LIVERPOOL, April ls-Aher we had closed our last circular of The 5h inst the report Of the observations made in Parliament by the members of the Government npon that part of President Folks inaugural address, Iang to the Oregon territory received here. and Nved the excitement felt two days before in Iautket snd though il came hour when ihe weight the business of the day is usually nearly over 5u00 bales changed hands al rather better rates than obIanabe prev iousy that the preceding day aud about equal currency of lhe Sd inst During days of the following week good of busi- ness done, but without the brskne>s ani- nation, and mostly at prices shade loweri and a week past since the arrival of the Boston st inst the market has been decidedly heavy, ani td below the quotations given in last circuar and winch is apparent in qualities below fair less encouraging s,Ate of trade ii Manchester with de cline in the value of both goods and yan has conlribu ted the atness and ths together with he advces of the continued heavy receipts into the American ports have proved sufficient check any advance growing apprehensons of the possibility of interruption of Ihe friendly relations between the two countries on such question: and it has excited considerable in the commercial community. The sales of cotton for Ihe week ended llth amonnted 46 53g bales or which 9000 taken speculation and 3UOO for ex- In and for the week ended this evening the business

  and 25OO exporters. The American descriptions sold leans at 3d5a; l265O Mobile and Alabama 34a; and 270 Sea Island 91D2Od per b. We quote Upland 34 053, fair At Orleans 34 5a fair A. and Alabama and Mobile 34 05i fair 4sd per b. The import the January has been 556O00 bales against 30 QUO 10 same pernd last season. in the supply from the United States the is l5OOOO baes The stock in this port is about SEQ 900 bales aguns 6e0,O0O period last the stock of American about 590 900 OOO more than at that period.

 From Wilmer 2 smiths European Times April 10th I The last steamer it will be remembered sailed an hour after the explanations in Parliament respecting the Oregon question: When the detention of the packet to carry these explanations buzzed about the cotton market felt the influence of the warlike rumours which prcVailed and previous her getting under siderable amount of business at improved prices was trinsacted advance of eighth and some instan- of rthing, was secured During the early part te week following her departure the excitement ed but it was of brief duraton and has been followed by d respondng depression. The subsequent advices which the New York packets brought respecting the amount of the last crop had sedave effect they sent the market back tre and the arrival of the Cambria on Sunday, with later intelligence has put end J ecu latJn altogether. Still the trade buy regularity if tefe IS an absence of excitement the other hand there Is steady and uniform demand-and this too in nc race or me Maneheser yarn market being very mani mate Matters will probably remain in this stale until it i a~ce lined what effect Sir Robert Feels views ing the settlement Oregon question may produce the United States To that result the trade will look iousy and until it is known, every fresh arrival will no doub bring tdngs Of the close approximation between the last crop and the great crop of a4 will pro- baby be Il continuous inaninate market.

 liAvGE. April 15-Cotton-Want of activity has been the leading characteristic of our market during the pa week ah ugh there at present evident decline pr- ce be considered rather in favour of the dealer than the ehnpor;er We looking for dates st ant by the steamer via England which is hourly expected to n9 fea her aPpeessTGnee The following were the sales e M"he 1a 76 50, 2,so6 bales UpandF 53 6i

 Total imports since lstin l0,363 bales

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 lsl1 80 000 bales of which 76 900 United States lSii.... .l20UM Ilu am l343.. l42 jOO l24 onn ..

 tRADk IN THE ENGLISH MANUFAcTuRINu DIsrRtcTs.

 ia Lle cotton manufacturing districts trade con tines very di ana We re sorry report that both goods and yarns are again lower than last week