TIE Chinese Treat, ty,--The National lnteli
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TIE Chinese Irsaty,--The National lnteli.
geneer says:


A lSter received inths city from an Americ an
gentleman at Macoa, China, under date of the
30h Of JnIy, says.


"a treaty of am,y and commerce has been
concluded between the Chinese and the cmmis.
sioner Of tie United States. Mr.. Custiog has
obtained all he has asked for. He has not de.
cided vet in which way he shall return home
The United States squadron sails in about a
week for the North TO visit five ports, and then
returns home by way of the Pacific"


In relation to this treaty, the Boston Daily
Advertiser states, in addition, that Mr. Cush-
ing has by it obtained several important advan-
tages for Americans. Among these are men,
toned reduction Of the duty on lead to-
and half mace, and the privilege of American
ships gong from one port to another without
paying port charges more than once, or srb.
jecting their goods to the rpayment of more
than one duty. 1t is also said that an increase
of good feelings between the Americans and
natives has already been one beneficial effec,
Of the embassy.