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The regular mail failed again yesterday. The express came through with dates ron New-fork "p to su"nay' 9th. and from Bailim re uf the l0h-Chareston dates Of the 18th.

 AtNkw-YoaK, 6ih. cotton reported qnieI-sales small The inclrm.ut weather interfering with shippers buyers disposed 10 hold o6.

 Feb 7-Cotton q niet, with very light operations. Ex portets demanding concessions which holders refuse Feb s-The market s,ys Ihe Herald opened this week with lyey demand from specnaiors, and prices con tinued buoyaut until yesterday, when less disposition was shown to operate To-day reighs receded shade and there WAS demand for shipment Sales 500 bsls. Stock 1000 bales. New Orleans md Mobile middng 6!@eac; far 7l@7Ec. Freighs to Liverpool 5-l6J; Havre ie.

 The New.Y ork money market easier at asi dates he banks di scounied with freedom, and the ra'e Of interest in the per cent.

 The Herald remarks in reference to exehange-lt is the general opinion among openors that the high rates for sterling exchange now current cannot se sus'"neu' and that the immense amount oi bills in Ihe mar ket mast oon And purchasers, and thus relieve e banks and the money market from the restrictions that have so long existed.

 AtPaILApELruIA, sth. holders of cotton reported as generally advanced pces the stuck on sale very Iow-owing to which hn, CTS not doing much. Sales oi the week about 5C0 bsles 3d5c for inferior repacked and ordinary Uplands; 6sD6c for mid fair to fair dos 5. zo6!c for fair Florida and LOusiana all on the usual tetms.

 CAMDEN, Feb. l2-Cciton- Our market has heen well supplied aud prices well sustained during the past week. We quote to Gc extremes principal sales from to 53c' COLUMBIA, Feb. l2-Cotloa-A good deal of this ndi cle Is coming market, and prices continue hrr Fl former quotations. We here quoie from At to FIG. good loi however, brings be.

 HAMBURG Feb l2-Cuuon-The supply still ccntin les q rOule hOafs, receipts for the past six days swell up ptcty large aG the ont-songs in propoitieh Our quotations gre nose of last week. viz ord To mid IiD4s; mid fair 4lD1t fair 5t; good tar 5itG5ic.

 At APALAcnIcoLA, sth inst, good drmand had pre- vailed for throughout the week. The a"' foreign news improving prices-mid 4I@5ci fair 5Ia5i. Sales 56O4 baies. Receipts 72, ,3g5. Stock 26,6l5. Freghs to Liverpool S0i H. l6d; Havre 5-i6c-very dull

 MISSING PAcRsrs-The ships United States, Captan Britton from Liverpool Nov 2dth, and England Bart lett Dec ls had arrived Nj NewYork at last dates and srea, anxiety felt respecting their fate. was supposed by some that they may have been dsmasted and put away for some Southern port

 TIE GALE-Paticulars of the effects of the late terri bie gale along the coast off New York New Jersey etc. began to be received at last advicts.

 The keeper of Eatons Neck Light House, h. l. writes Il have this day (6h) discovered the remains of yes se about cables length to the westward. off The reef of this place. which must nave stranded III tho severe north eas gale of Tuesday night 4h, and all hands board perished.

 There is scattered along the beach, for miles, portions of her cargo embedded in the ice, consisting principally of domestics She was schooner, and probably Of the BoaIon packets.

 This vessel supposed be the Reside Langley, from Boston for New-York.

 The ship Sheffield, Gillespie from Hull, (Eng.) ashore souh side Long Island and feared would be lost She lay head on upon the bench. Vessel is insured Lloyds Sle00O-oH freight S2000 Part of cargo in sured in New York. Crew and passengers landed in safety.

 Rumor reported one more ships ashore the Jer- sey Beach, but vessels arrived u. NewYork on the night of the Eth contradicied il.

 The ship Mosem reported ashore, had not been heard from.

 ship said to be ashore about 30 miles down the Long Island shore-went on after the gale, and ihe 7h had III sails set. No communication had with her.

 Srhr Sauda, of Boston, lost near Race Point Light or Slst Capt. Ames and 3 men perished.

 Two schoomers drove ashore during ihe gale al Tar paulin Cove; Of them took fire and burnt.

 Schr Berry, from New York for Boston, full cargo a and fui of water M HyAnnis. Two other schoo also nshore near same place. and TWO OH >quam Isl and.

 Brig Emerald, from New-York for Frankfort, aslor, near Braces Rock, Gloucester high upon the rocks ant il supposed total loss.

 Whale ship Isaac How and with "A full cargo of oil suffered loss of mas's etc. in the gale, lay ing in .a till next day, off Hen and Chicken when she discovered and taken in low by Pilot Boat al the s. Cutter Jackson

 The gale appears to have extended as far south rs inc Bahamas. Brig Mohawk, at Charleston from Apanchi cola in distress bound to Boston, experienced severe gale the 9th, sprung leak and received other

 NEW SHIP SHORT PAssAGE-The new ship Liherty Capt Norton. arrived ai ApaIachcola from New York made the paasage in days hours her first yoyHge,