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 k. 26O0 bales Upland and Florida, .s3 ll& HOO New Orleans. ..........lO ll3

 700 Mobile "a. ...... .....lO l2t The arrivals have been near GOOD bales, of which 60 only were Mobile.

 There is moderate business doing in the city gen. eray, but in quence of the three weeks almost continual rains, the Erie Canal not navigable for ten days after the appointed time of opening. This has caused great accumulation of boats and that will be source of great detention to the western trade. The trade with the South is next to nothing this spring. The southern traders generally stop short oi New York to make their spring purchases, being afraid of trouble growing of old indebted ness due in this city.

 The Pennsylvania Legislature were to have ad- journed yesterday, nothing having been done toward preserving the State credit.

 We are now momentarily expecting the Britannia from Liverpool with l2 days later news. 