From the Boston Atlas. arrthdI of tbe Cambria. LATER FROM EUROPE
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The Royal Mail Steamship Cambria, arrived at this port Tuesday afternoon, about o'cl'k from Liverpool The 4ths instant, having accom- plshed her passage in a few hours over l6 days. By her arrival, we are put in possession of | Liverpool papers of the evening of the 3d ins- tant. The news she brings is highly import. ant in a commercial point of view.

 The prices of American Cotton were about the same as those current when the Hibernia sailed. On the arrival of the packet ships, Montezuma and Garriek, at Liverpool, on the oath ut, adviccs were received from New York to the 9th inclusive which had the eff. ect of causing more buoyancy in the trade.- This added tothe better and more encouraging accounts from Manchester &c, and the ia Il in the Corn market, induced both manufacturers, specula ors and exporters to operate 10 great. CT extent, and enabled holders 10 regain the reduction which was betore established, From the lst to the 3lst of March inclusive. l0s,s27 bales of all descriptions reached the port of Liverpool-of this quantity 77,s0s bales were American. The total sales of the month were l94 ,3sO bales of which yS. .02O were American. The trade purchased s4,sIo bales. 62. 500 being American. This is an excess of some 24 .520 bales more than in February. Spectators took 27.2o0 American, 500 Egyptian and 800 Surat. There had been good export de- mand.

 An important change has occurred in the grain market The supplies received into ev- cry part of the United Kingdom, of foreign bread snfTs have been immense, and an eager. ness had been manifested to realize upon redu. ced terms-yet the home buyers were operat- ing with much caution. and the export orders had greatly lessened. There was considerable huctuation in all descriptions of grain and all grain produce during the month of March It closed with general decline At the Liver. pool market, on the 30th ut, Western Canal Flour sold al 37s per bbl., and even rather less Baltimore and Philadelphia at 35s to 36s-- superfine Canada at 36s to 37s.

 These rates show reduction during the month of about $ per bbl.

 At the market on the lst inst generally there was better feeling perceptlble. Flour recoy. cred Is per bbl.

 On the 3lst ult, the stock of Bread stuffs, at the port of Liverpool. on that day was as foll- ows-6s. .000 qrs of wheat, 500.0 barrels of Flour, 40.O GOO qar!ers of Beans, 1000 qrs of Peas, 5000 prs. of Barley, 10 ,000 qrs. of Indian Corn, and 40 ,000 bbls. Indian Meal.

 American provisions were in good demand. and in most descriptions there had been an ad- vance in prices.

 A memorial has been presented 10 the Lords of the admiralty, praying for the adoption of a mail direct to New Orleans. by the Royal West Inpia Mail Steamships, by which it is sta ed that the passage could be made in twenty .h. days.