The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-22 00:00:00

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY NIGHT.
The United States mail steamship Washington,
Captain E. M. Fitch, arrived off Cowes this even-
ing, on her way to Bremen, bringing the usual
semi-weekly English and French mails and dates
from New York to the Bth inst.

Owing to the heavy gale of wind now blowing
from the south-west accompanied with a tremen-
dous sea in Cowes Roads, the communication with
the Washington has been effected with great
difficulty. _ _

The Washington brings 41 passengers, and on
freight specie value $400,000, for England and
France.

On the 11th inst. the Washington spoke a large
steam propeller, and on the 18th signalled the
English brig Mariner, bound east.
Mobile still continued sickly, and there were
nine deaths on the 7th inst.

At New Orleans the weather was fine and cold,
and the city is now healthy. Absentees were
returning in crowds. Business was reviving.
The British and North American steamer Arabia,
from Liverpool, reached New York on the 6th
inst. in 11 days 20 hours.

This steamer brings no news of political im-.
portance.
The Washington, Intelligencer of the 7th inst.
announces that the Austrian Government had
officially consented to the liberation of Kossta, on
condition that he should return directly to the
'United States.

In the New York stock market there had been a
further decline in prices of railroads, but in State
loans and bonds more firmness.
Exchange on London firm at 1091 to 110. Bre-
men 791 to
Flour in better request, but rather easier in
price. Sales on the 7th, 17,400 barrels. Rye
flour, and corn meal inanimate. Wheat in fair
demand. The extreme rates for grain caused by
the news per Arabia were not maintained to the
close, but prices were several cents higher.
Cotton markets were dull and declining. Freights
firm, but not very active. Flour to Liverpool,
3s. 6d. ; wheat, Is. Id. Flour to London, 4s. 6d.
wheat, is. 3d.
In provisions, pork quiet ; beef tending upwards.
In tobacco, the advices received from the south
relative to injury to the growing crops had.
strengthened. the market.
Metal market firm and active for all descrip-
tions of iron.

In wool no improvement.
The New York money-market was lighter. Dis-
counts 10 to 12 per cent.
At New Orleans on the 7th the cotton-market
was unsettled by the Arabia's news. Sales on the
6th, 2,000 bales. food middling was quoted 10Ic•
Stock on hand 26,000 bales.

Superfine flour sold at $6 50c. to 6 62ic.
Sales of rice at 5/c.
At Buffalo, markets good. Flour rather heavy Corn firm. Wheat dull.
At Albany, flour steady, but not active. Wheat
firm. Corn in good request at better prices.

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY.
By the screw steamship Andes, Moodie Conl-
mander, we have advices from New York to the Bth
instant.

The steamer . Arabia arrived at New York from
this port on the 6th inst.
The Andes has brought $150,000 in specie On
freight.
Thege is no intelligence from Washington. Up-
wards of $300,000 Government stocks had been re'
deemed by the Treasury.
The latest accounts from New Orleans state thact
the yellow fever had almost entirely disapVeBre
from that city. In the interior, however, it WD
still raging with great virulence. At Lake Prod"
deuce, out of 90 inhabitants 60 had died.