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BosToS, Oct, 2l, i84i.

 The mail ksteamer Columbia, arrived here this morning, in l5t days from Liverpool, with IF pas sengers, among whom is Lord Morpeth, late senre. tary of Ireland; he intends making tour of the U, States, It is said.

 The advices for your great staple cotton, are more favorable, the dealers and spectators in England to have at last become convinced, that the zero point had been reached, and had bought very freely, the imports also remaining small, producing rapid decrease of stock.

 No material advance could however be expected, in view of the still increasing distress among the operatives the short harvest and constantly occur. ing failures of bankers, manufacturers, Sc. 1

 The sales for the week, comprising September 24th, from the l7h were 32 45O bales of which 7520 were Mobile at 7l, and Alabama and Tennes- see at 5 a bt; s,330 Bowed at 5 a and II ,730 N. Orleans at Al S4d. The imports for the same week only s,697 bales, and for the year Sep 25th 98l ,49S. The estimated stock on the 25th was 559, ,3l7 against 46s, ,022 same time ls4O

 For the week ending September 3Oth, the sales were P, ,l20 bales, comprising 9,760 New Orleans at A a 8; 5,9S0 Mobile, &c, at 52 a ! and 4A 5l and 6,ls0 Upland at A 7d The run was chiefly on the mddng to fair qualities, and of course the average was lower one than otherwise would have been made for the week. Imports 3,4s4. On the 2d and 4th the sales were full 5000 bales per day, at steady rates, and the 9th commenced with pro- mise of good days business, the feeling being still favorable to rise, spectators taking hold of all the cheap lots to be had. The sales on the 2d and 4th realized Id. advance on the average above stated American qualities 6i I'd.

 Parliament was to be prorosued until February, af-