-TnE CHINESE TRsArr.@The Wash
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THE CHINESE TRsAry.-The Wash
ing,on. correspondence Of the New York
Tribune says:


"The Chinese Treaty has not yet been
acted on. II is quite vclunrinons affair."
When printed. it viii occupy about one hun
dred pages. octave.


Mr.. Emmett a Locof5co Senator in Inc
Legislature Of North Carolina, has been
expelled from that body for having obtained
his seat under a forgel certificate.


The Supreme Court of the United States
decided that they have no power 10 grant the
writ Of hajeas corpus prayed for By Thos
w. Dorr, of Rhode, and.


Gov. Bouck has issued his proclamation
to the Sheriff Of Columbia and Rensalca
counties MY. commanding them TO cal Il
their aid "all The able bodied men Of tn
county over fifteen years of age; with sue
arms and equipments as they may deen
necessary" The Gov. intimaies hat b
will remove any she.iT VIC all to psrfprn
his duty with promp.ness- Y-swiil now D.
seen whether the law. or the Mob hold tn
supremacy in those Counties
DOMESTIC Goops.-Between four an
Fl ye hundred cases Of domestic goods wer'
shipped from Boston darngihe week ending
on the l4th inst, for Cantor, China.


REVENUE OF BosT 1N.-The amonnt @
revenue collected at lhc port Of Boston f.
the quarter ending Sept. si,h amounted 4
81 ire,nn0 which is sac 20 exceed an,
former quarter by nearly lnlf a million dol
lars. -