From the Boston Post.
LATE FROM CHINA.
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/ wrote you by the last mail since when nothing
Of importance has ranspred, save bit OF riot 10
Canton, few days since, and lesson taught the
Chinese mob that they will not soon forget; and the
summary manner in which the foreigners shot
down dozen of the rascals--who have been coDtn-
ually hanging about the factories, seeking every
opportunity to insult the residents, in order that
they might get up row, during which their object
has always been TO fire the factories for the sake of
plnnder--has had more beneficial effect than all
the attacks made by the English during the war
upon the city. The papers that serd you give full
particulars Of the disturbance, that 1t is unneces
sary for me to repeat them.
The Houqua made splendid out of 86J
days, having anchored in This harbor before mid
night, on the 20th June The Ann McKm sailed
We have dates from ShaDghae to the 28th uIt.
| The Vincennes, bearing Commodore Biddle's H,g,
has been at Shanghae, where she remained four
days, and seen by the Andres, on the 20th Of
June, off Ningpo, the Columbus at the same time
lying at anchor of Buffalo Nose, entrance outer
harbor, Chusan. Both ships were TO depart short
ly after, for Japan, where the French squadron Of
nine ships, under command Of Admiral Cocillc had
cones and il is said Sir John Harris, who left this
some days ago. in the Vulture steamer, for the
purpose Of being present at the restoration Of
Chusan, will also visit japan before he returns to
this port.


Tue Tonquin has proceeded up the coast, and
spoken on the 18th, off the Luinocks The
Yumch is about being despatched TO New York.
The Houqua, at Whampoa, uncertain The Ken
sington has not arrived, and Is making long
passage.


Market quiet, and nothing doing in imports or
exports Of consequences, the tea market not having
opened. Exchange, months, worth ~ and
"a.


IS The Ann McKm, Chicora, and Kensing-
Ton arrived al Macao the Goth. The FrolIc
brig, Crptain Faucon, at Maca, same day, ffom
Bombay.