OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.
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The Letter which will be found in our columns
to-day, from our intelligent, observing and always
accurate London correspondent is more than usually
interesting, abounding in instruction for every class
OF readers. His account of the state and prospect
of the grain market, and of the manufacturing dis
tricts OF England, is at this moment particularly
cePtable, because, knowing whence it comes, we
know that il may be relied upon.