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BREADsruFFs -The London cores. pondeni ot the New York C3mmerclal Advertiser inclnes 10 the opinion taal ptlces of bfeadslufs will soon be figh> CT han they were at the nme the Bri tannia Ief, liverpool. In his letter of the 3i inst. he says:

 The cause of the decline on our corn exchange since the departure of the las' packet has been solely the enormous arrivals which, owing to fair winds, have taken place from nr northern ports oi Europe, much of th- grain thus received being in damaged condition, so as Ia compel sellers to press it on the mar ket. ca the continent however, the fall in price has not been so considerable, and as this will lead our neighbors speedily to make purchases of us, an opinion is entertained that the decne wll only go few shiliings farther, and that anolher upward movements may heu be looked for. 4 week or eyea a few days of bad weather wouldsalso a once produce d material effect.