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In Liverpool, on the 18th December, they had no later intelligence from this city than 18th November Was it reasonable to suppose their market would ad- vance, when ours, from want of confidence in the short crop estimate showed decline of sc. from prices of month previous?

 It was in this market where confidence was first shown in the estimate of very short crop, as the great advance in December proves and if it be in the great deficiency of the crop we look for causes to affect tho price of Cotton. Let us wait the re- suit of such upon the Liverpool market after intelli gence from this city to l6th December is received Such, no doubt, went out by the steamer from Bos- ton on lst January; it may reach them by the 18th until then we cannot anticipate an advance predca- ted on the very short crop, We must wait mon: longer. The steamer which leaves Liverpool fol Boston on lth February, will convey most important intelligence to all interested in COTTON.