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FREIGHTs.-Two vessels have made engagements for Liverpool since hast report the ship Mary Kings land and barque Hebron sl6d per lb. To New York the freight is e2 per bale. .tl

 The mail to-day brought no papers from New York. On the 18th the cotton market quiet without any change in rates. -- l,.rsl.s- "

 Tine atmosphere within two days has changed from the coidness of winter bland Indian summer tempera- ture and present have every indication Of the ap proach ofrain. We hope 1t may prove correct

 From the interior accounts that the weather Is highly favorable for the maturing and gathering of the crops. letter received this office from Grssnsbor- ough says T" The crop in this county 1t thought will be about third short The people the fork Of the two rivers have made scarcely any crop In the south part Of the county Is about average and in tho northern part, not more than about hsfof what s last year" t-Y st4

 NEw ORLEANS, Oct 27.-The receipts of cotton for the three previous days II SIS bas.. Shipped, s2o2 bales leaving stock Of sslsl bales The sales were-on Saturday $500 bales Monday 2,eoo Tues day l,5oo at decline Of of cent from the previous ruling rates. The operations principally for French and Spanish account. slssffg6

 The finer grades were scarce and maintained their rates The staple, too, improved; but wsi denct in color. Ordinary is classified 7l ss mid ei S3

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