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 The Mississippi river has been slow ly but steadily rising for the last week, and is now something like l5 feet above low water nfarix.-.fdp.

 Connserciai.-The prices of cotton, in this place, during the last week, seem considerable unsettled; and in .eonse- quenee of the latest intelligence from New Orleans. 10 have fallen below our previous quotations. At the time when, from the reduced stock irl New Orleans market, we had reason to expect an ad- vance in prices, this article was kept un- der by the scarcity of shipping and the consequent high price of freights.- Now that shipping is likely to be abun- dant, the article is depressed by the an- tieipation of an over stock from North Alabama and Tennessee, and by the in- testine commotiors of Europe.

 Our last letters from New Orleans. quote at from 8, Sa to S4. The regular ssPrice Current still withholds quota tions.-U.