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 1.-The difficulties beween the Chinese snd Great Britain should terminate by important concessions to the latter power, Il Is possibl that market may be opened among that people fo manufactures. If that be the should hail Il a, most important adjunct to The imginaton hardly cor ceye the impulse that woudl given them, if Eng land should succeed in overcoming the preiudees of that nation to Europeans and heir That this is hei object have doubt md every will be used 10 make successful Athugh her present position is One which in that relaa to be totally ndefen- sibe yeI could hardly regret he use of tle njus. lice which should result in this hananziBg effect.

 In despite of Inc obsaoles to improvement of every kind the business part of he city has continued steadily increase. On Water and Front streets entire blocks of cUmmodious stores have beeuhut and almost ready for the ensuing season. The city too has heen unusually healthy In the beginning of August the chlllneI north wind blew almost calsantly and with other indications of an unhealthy seas the epidemic was almost universally anticipated. lIppily the abundant rains which have faen have suppressed the lenden. cies to malaria in the swamps adjoining the northern part of the city We the enjoy tent ofas good health is usual this season and the probabilities are favora- ble that we shall continue to enjoy it