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LATER FROM CHiNA.-By the arrival yes terday Of the splendid shiP i!osqua, Capt. Palmer, after a remarkably short passage of 9l days from Elaeao, We have intelligence from China l7 days later than by previous arrivals.

 His excellency M La Grange, Minister of France to China, with lis lady and suite, had arrived out iii the Gigaie Cleopatra.

 Henrietta Hall, wife of Rev. J. !. shack, missionary of the American Baptist Board, died at Hong Kong, oa the o7til Nov. She was an excellent woman, and has lief: fam ilv of five children. The European police solicited the privilege of bearing her remains to the grave

 A hank had been established Ut Hong Kong by the British Government.

 Business al Canton was dull The pop .nlace remained quiet. Kcying had baen dis graced. A change sin. the ministry had brought into office the anti-English. CT. Lin party, and Keying had been reduced two grades in rank. His liberal course towards foreigners was the cause of his loss of ia .vor with his sovereign. The ',iffiendn of China fears that trouble may grow out of this change.-.E F. TribHne.

 