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he letters from the manufacturing districts are in general unfavorable. The latest accounts from Leyons state that there was scarcely any business transacted in the silk market of that town last week.--There has consequently been but little variation in prices. There were a few sales by auction, but they produced no fresh buyers Business is not better in the South of France than at Lyons, and prices are much the same The hopes entertained for a very short time that the civil war in North America would be quickly brought to a conclusion caused a rise of prices but the effect produced subsided and the previous dullness has returned. Views of the English press.[from the London morning post, Government Organ] There is but little to chronicle, according to the mail just arrived, of the movements of the American armies. The Federal troops continue to advance wherever no opposition is offered, or when it is so alight a nature as scarcely deserves the name. Except for the sak