From ihe Neao Orleans Bulletin. NEW ORLEANS MARKET
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JANUARY 20, Isii.

 We have had three days of clear and beautiful weather, apparently favorable to the transaction of every description of business; notwithstanding which we cannot report any considerable revival in any de- Partment of trade. In our principal staple, the busi ness is much retarded no doubt by the uncertainty occasioned by several successive failures of the northern mail by which were expected late adyices and orders from Europe and the North. As there is no hope of speedily getting mail over the bad roads of Alabama and Georgia, we must look for late ac. counts by way of the Ohio river.

 CorToN.-Wednesda sales reported at 5000 bales; Thursday, 2,50o; and yesterday, sooo-to- gether io,5o0 bales Prices are very unset d. from the reports of later European and ce,y ftporabe ac counts having been received in advance of the north ern mail Some of our factors withdrew their stocks from market yesterday, whilst others were willing to take the full prices of the previous two days-ai which the days business was done

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