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FOREIGN MAaRETs.-To-days mail brings us news hy the Acadia, days later than that by the Great Wes The following letter from Liverpool correspon- den conveys all the of cotton transactions of that markets

 "LIvERPooL, July le.

 The trade at Manchester has not been quite so favorable since addressed you the 18th inst. and we have consequently had less demand for cotton with rather flat marketbut prices remain without alteration. The sales for the week ended 18th inst were ls3C0 of which 4,25O Upland 5s a 7ai 665O Orleans At st, with 30 At g 3SO Alabama and Mobile 5 7s with 20 at 8; and 22O Islands l3l 24d per 10. The bnsi Saturday the 7th inst 4GOO b, and to-day 3500 have been sold About 700 have been taken specuaton and about 5000 for export chiefly of good quality for Russia. The total receipts into this port since list January abont s2OOOO b. against g70 this period last year, and of which 67OO0O from the U. States against s6O,OOO this time last year, but wthstandng is falling off in the supply, present stock Is very large, being estimated 62 1000 of all kinds against 10000 this period last year. and the stock of American Cotton is estimated at 500 GtC b, being upwards of loo,UoO more than it then

 "The elections nearly over and the appear to give the Conservatives majority of7l, so that we shall no doubt have Tory Government, and il remains to be what liberal they may bring forward " S general oplhlon tnht some or mercantile laws Is necessary particularly regard the duty Grain. Yours respectfully"

 In the London money market, avorabs charge hnd taken place, and money a, abundant at per The prices of English securities had advanced, which mainly attributed to tic influx of proc eding ire the payment ofths dividends which being in vested.

 Wi regard to the crops, the staten very tradic ory but the impression to be most era of their nprom sing conditon Tue ther unpro- pous throughout nearly all the kingdom and also in some paris of the continent, particularly France Onr abundant crops may, therefore, find resy mirAet on the other side of the Atlantic.

 The dates from Hsvre the l7th The decline there WIS about centime the lower qualities. letter from the Charleston Courier dated the 1h says:

 "Snce my last respects, of 18th nst cotton mark ct has been very du prices hardly aintained, which has beeh the in Liverpool Messrs Hottneuer Co., have advertised for sale two cargoes, the Hotn guer from Mobile with 2,6D7 bales, and the Kalamazoo from your port with 2700 bales Thus far only bales of the latter cargo have been sold ot The day before yesterday only about 700 bales changed hands, and yes terday about 400 bales. The Camera from your port with l,296 bales, and the Rowland, from Mobile, with l293 bales have arrived These supplies fir from diminishing stocks, which may be estimated about l7U,0O0 bales of all sorts. There is prospect of im provement for a long time to come."

 At Bremen on the 18th, cotton had been dull but improvement commenced fair cotton l2ta l23 gt, Stock light.