From M. Gushing 10 h, see,.sary af State.
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SIR:--I have ihe honor to enclose ,o vou a q ,ox of Ihe treaty of Wang Hiya, as ugned on the 3d instant.

 On examining lhis document, you will find in the first place, that, in the descr ion of the contracting parties, the language of the stipua and the node of execution, the style perfect equality belwee ,he United States a.d China has heen seduousiy olsery ed and may add, that this has been carefully n. . tended to in the Chinese we'll as in the Enghsh duplicate of the treaty.

 foa will perceive, in the second place, that th,' treaty contains many provsoos which are not em. braced either in the English treaty of Nanking, the treaty supplementary thereto, which conprehends the 'arili and the commercial regulations

 Ist. The tariff is amended. by ihe reduction of the ,'"te' on some articles of American production. and ny hSi"g' with greater precision, what goods afe oom.rabano, Or subjects of monopoly.

 mere Is noia'ng il. the English treaties 10 linil me power oi the Emperor in the exclusion of articles ol in ort or Cx ,ot

 mus ne 'nis"i render all commercial privileges meAofy' ny prohibiting the exportatlon of tea and sk a" tue 'nporiaiioa of cotton or cotton fabrics or he might oh-iruct ,ae commerce in these or my other articles, by .ng them the subjects of close nonapoly'a as |. now he case with salt

 This is gnnrded aga Int in the treaty of Waoe H,ya by making the objects pf con.rahasd and m nopoly