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G3-A friend has placed in our hands copy of the Liverpool Mail of April Sd, from which we learn that the price of wheat and other sta> pies of life, IS falling in every part of Europe. In England it is tumblng down precipitately in France, Belgium and Holland, it is falling and even in Ireland the demand is not equal to the supply "Within the last fortnight" says the Mail, "the price of potatoes in what aTs called the most deplorable districts, has fallen from twenty five 10 thirty per cent. in face oi The present demand for seed" Many ol the large landlords in Ireland Il is said, have large crops of potatoes, who have not yet opened their pits, or brought bushsl to market, hay. ing beon waiting for still higher prices. and W Il now he justly punished by the rapid de. cline which has taken place.