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Total 249l baIes Total Import from lst to Both June .23 SOP bales Exchanges making up for the Cunard steamer- Sterling Bills plenty H 81 prem, and French bills at 5f 27t 32I.

 Domestic Exchange-On Mobile 10; Int. Ala. Il; New Orleans St pr ct prem.

 In relation the failure of Mir. Wilder the correspon- dent of the National Integencer says:

 It has been stated that Mr. Wilder stopped payment for want of three or even four millions of dollars The amount will fall of miion bad enough, but not bad represented Many yet hope will prove than suspension, and the hope is based upon the somewhat extraordinary in which the faure accomplished in the refusal the French bankers to honor drafts which it believed they had authorized to be drawn.

 Money very plenty in Wall street. owing to the stag nation of business Funds not employed because no will embark in mercantile enterprises, while the financial and commercial affairs of the country are bone of contention among political parties. Most uniortu- naely business change took place in the admlnstra- on last fall This threw the whole future into uncer tainty which has retarded business. If change had known what depend upon, have taken their measures accordingly, and should now be in state Of great prosperty-New York Herald.

 State stocks.-Tke semi-annual interest upon Bonds issued by the State of Indiana capital for her State Bank has been provided by the Bank and was paid this morning the Merchants Bank in this city.-Journal o Commerce.

 Illinois, Arkansas. Alabama, and all the other prompt States, also met their interest in good style.