Commercial Correspondence ef the Reytster.l

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Nl " IOhk, August tJ, io1t.

 We have this moment received per the Columbia al Boston. Liverpool dates to the Athinst. In po- lilical way Iofhing had occurred. iaa pefcantile point of view ti,e change was much for the worse. The weather had been unpropiiious for the harvest and had caused the greatest anxiety, In 'Gtodgarh and the neighborhood there had been very extensive failures among the manufacturers connected with the American trade. lnLancashire there was no revival of trade and the accounts from this side sdered upsatisfacory that extensive fall ncotton had taken place. Tue accounts from this side in lation to Mcleod had caused great depression in the funds, and added to the apprehensons of de- maud for bullion sufficient to produce restrictions OH the part of the bank had given ado8nward tendency to stocks of all kinds. In Manchester, the gloom had increased immensely. The failures at Paisley were estimated at f7O0,o The large house of Douglas & Co. at Pepdleton, had entirely closed. The number of hands out of employ twas immense. The Liverpool cotton market felt the effects of this state of things and tue transactons were as follows;

 