Per Great WesIern 1
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 Correspondence of the Register & Journal

 LIVERPOOL. May l1-Wtlh reference 10 our lelIer o Sd inst by last steamer we have 10 advise thai good business continued he done in cotton up 10 the Eth inst. but since the receipt of he Great Wesern's ac counts the morning of that day The market has been very dnl and declining and now 4d per b below the highest rates the beginning o the mOnth- The continued heavy supply into the American ports streng hens the belief larger estimates o the crpp han before generally credited which Is one great of the depression and another is tha, less excitement prevails to he political relnons between the TWO countries and the speculative operations influenced by il have become nesry or quite suspended Nothins however of official character has Iranspred upon the Oregon quesonbut the temperate tone ot most of the American public papers in relation 10 IL, and the eonh dence pretty generally expressed in the mercantile sds ces from the U States that Il would not lead 10 rup- ture, have greatly alayed the nneasiness which prevail cd here but of later accounts and something show the feeling Of the government Of the U States will be anxiously looked for.

 The sales of the week ending 9th inst. 6ll0 bales, of which, speculaOrs look 27 0OObaes md for the week ended last evening" the business amounted 25 400 baes of which 52OO speculation. The American descriptions sold this week consisted of 64o0 Upland At S04A s52O Orleans at 8 5i 659O Ala bama and Mobile al 3lG4ai and es0 Sea Island 10 to Bod per 10. The quotations for Upland now is 315 fair At Mobile 34G54, fair A. Orleans 540D64 fair 4; and l. Hbama and Tennessee SlDlt per D. Though the winda have been unfavorabe for arrivals for some weeks and considerable import of cotton is to be expected with the nrst change, yet tho stock in this port now mounts 10 about 6e6 900 bales against QUO al the period last season. The stock Of American is esma ted al 652,OOO, being an increase of 2O5,U0O bales.

 LIVERPOOL, May 9-The market opened quietly, but the demand on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday was extensive, the snles reaching upwards of AZ 0OU bales, than half speculation; but as the buy freely met by importers, no advance took place in prices of any description. Yesterday the de mand hecame limited, and the market closes with hea- Vness, the quotations of last week being barely Obtand- be Taken on speculation 265 800 American and 5OO su rati and for export l76O Amercan 250 Pernnbuco, and 70 Madras The total number of sales during the week amount to G., ll0 bales

 May l7-The demand throughout the week has been limited scae and prices for ordinary fair Ameri- cGn have declined 4d per 10 during the last ten 0Ays whilst Sea Islands in the same period have been in good uest and have advanced fd per b. Brazil Egyptian and Surat heavy Of sale al the quotations o last week. Spectators have taken 520O American, and porters HOO Amercan The total sales of the week a. mount to 25, 400 bales.

 HAvRE May l5-Cottons- With the exception of last Saturday. when about 1900 bales taken specua- ton, market throughout the whole Of the week has been extremely flat, the demand has been daily a Ty ccumscribed scale, and since the receipt of the counts to 24th ult from lhe other side of ho Atlantic which reached us on Sunday by the Great Western steamer via England. business has reapsed into lu state. The question to the extent of the crop, which il appears will he fully considerable estimated at the opening of the being resolved and the consequent anticipation of heavy shipments Europen ports, although perhaps but a comparatively rihng n mount will fall 10 our lo have damped all speculative feeling for the present, and acted check any i'm portHnt operations There seems in fact to be want confidence amongst boyers generally speaking which i, greatly heightened by the unpropous of trade in and the depressed character the Liver pool market which has become very sluggish since the arrival of the above despatches On the other hand how hodes notwithstanding the things, have upon the whOe maintained a firm attitude and evinco no disposition 10 give way prices have therefore undergone no alterations although they may be said rather dropping appearance and il is to be apprehended that pressure to realise, would be tended with an immediate depreciaton. The Caledonit steamer, with Newyork dates 10 the 3Oth u s hourl, expected.

 STATE OF TRADE IN ENeLAND-The accounts receiv ed from the manufacturing districts of Cloth and Cotton every thing considered, satisfactory, and, in instances highly encouraging Al Leeds and iudders neld in Yorkshire business ir sehdy and prices rm. The Flannel Market at Rochdae has improved, but pr ces remain as formerly Cottons, in Manchester ir good repute, and at full prices. The Hemp and Fax trade al Dundee continues stationary. Yarns and Lin ems not much sought after, and prices there. fore the decline The Hosiery trade at Nottingham appears pretty good.