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Important .Nelus from Chiaa, S.c.-We learn, says the New York Gazette, by the Illinois, arrived on Sunday, that few days before she left St. Helena, the British ship Gen. Palmer arrived there from Canton, via the Cape of Good Hope. for London. This ship brought papers containing an &C., count of the death of Lord Napier, at Whampoa, the latter part of November, aud that the Chinese government had restored the English trade to its former standing, previous to the rupture with Lord Napier.

 The papers from the Cape of Good Hope state that the Caffrees had caused much disturbance at that place. They had marched down from ths interior, attacked the villages near Cape Town, and killed many of the inhabitants.