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Sales of Cotton in New York the l6th, were about 500 without any alteration of prices.

 Exchange on Mobile is quoted at s4 s4i Int. Ala 94 lOt; New Orleans 4 a A.

 Bills on London at 7t si; France 5f 25 a264.

 The ship Rhone which eft for Tavre the 18th, took S5O, ,O0O in specie.

 The New York American states that the balance of $500 O0o of the million and half offered by the secreta- ry of the Treasury has been taken by Messrs Kechum, Rogers & Bement, of that city, at5i.

 U. States Bank stock is quoted at l4a l4t.

 By to-days mall, have dates of the 17h from New York. At o'clock, P. M the sales of cotton were 500 bales.

 U S. Bank . discount of 24i 25 per ct

 The steamer Acadia len Boston with 55 passengers, 1000 letters, and slOO,OoO in specie.

 James Robinson, new President of the U. S. Bank, formerly chief manager of the u s. Branch Bank at Richmond. The resignation of Col Dayton, say the pa pers was much induced by any misunderstanding between himself and the stockholders, from disinci- nation perform the duties of the office IL is than intimated that he possesses much honesty to look calmly on and mngle with the "fair business trsnsac ions" which his predecessors len for his correction. Ma ny stockholders think that the Lppincott dynasty has been very pencous the bank and anxious to have Mir. Riddle among them again.

 "Some strong men-our wealthiest merchants-desire to have Riddles influence in the councils of the nsttu ton and unless by hook by crook should be restored between the begerent parties to the sats faction of Mir Biddles friends, dc not believe that the slightest effort will be made to induce the legislature to put the bank in operation on the proposed capital of 900 any other of money whatever but that the whole will be put in the speedies course of quda ,ion.-( Correspondent of the Journal of Commerce.

 In Charleston during the week ending the 2lst inst there were 7le cotton sold prices varying from those which obtained previously. The prices range from sa to He. There WAS feature in the market

 The Baltimore Sun gives account of another Bank fraud to be added the long list published in our last The President of the Czens Saving Institution" of that city, publishes card in which he says that when solicited to take charge of the institution he inform cd that the capital of 10000 had all been paid in, and safely deposited of the city banks For whole month the stockholders had met and he had only three of them In conclusion he states his beef that not one dollar had been paid in-that the affair got up for the purpose of swndng, and that he design cd as the scapegoat of the rogues As proof of his sin cery he states that he will redeem his all the certificates bearing his signature.

 It is estimated that the of iron manufactured in the United States s in value fourth o this is probably the product of Pennsy About third of this product of Pennsylvania is manufactured within circuit of hly miles of the city of Lancaster

 The hsrbor of Port Lous Guadaoupe, has been open ed to foreign by royal ordinance the same conditions regulate the other French colonial ports already open.

 IMPORTS FREE OF DUTY.-The following table, which we copy from the Boston Patriot, shows the quantity and value of certain articles which were imported in the year l84O free of duty with the revenue which would be produced duty of 20 per cent ad vaorem, on the i'm portaton of equal amount of the same articles The bill passed the 3lst ult in the House of Represents tves proposes duty of 20 per cent these articles