COMMERCE, TRADE, Sc,
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FoREIps.-The commercial news by the Columbia is rather discourasng. The indlcatipns of improvement manufactures which received by the previous ad yCes appear have been almost entirely checked and the heavy failures in England and on the continent have added to the unvorabe prospect. and almost entirely destroyed confidence. Since the first of the year, the failures in Great Britain alone estimated S5OOOO GOO. In Vienna the oldest and weathiest houses have been obliged suspend, and the effect has been draw aer them smaller merchansin all parts of Germany The distress ob among the manufacturing classes des erbed be horrors of which have been increased the ancpations of general ailure in the crops. Grain had risen from to los per quarter and orders the amount of slO had been abroad

 From our correspondence below il will be seen that cotton had declined Id, but rom expectations that the supplies will be rather light during be remainder of the year. holders firm. In Liverpool, the sales of the week endbg the 23d ult were ls24O b. and of that end

 ing tbe aOth 2O,a9ob. ID show the falling off in the de- mand, the Leeds Iptegehcef states that from the rsl of the year. the average number Of bales taken by the rade 40Oo less than at the corresponding time last The following table compiledf from the New York Ameri can gives at glance the pToes stocks, ydc;