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"The market continues ahundantly supplied and nego- tiaons made upon the favorable terms Busi- of every description has been exceedingly du and but little disposition is evnced make operations any description.

 "The domestic exchanges continue without material variation, and transactions quite limited. Foreign bills less tn demand and the prices both of English and French bills have somewhat receded

 The general sagnation of business has been with out its effect upon the stock market which has with few exceptions declined from the quotations of last week."

 Arrangements have been made pay the interest on the debt of Arkansas due July ls which it is expected will be nearly if quite sufficient. Part of the funds are already in Europe.

 The State of Mississippi has been formally protested for non-payment of interest the Union Bonds, held abroad of which due notice has been given the Gov ernment at Jackson.