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BosroE, MAY, 9th, 1s40, THiyteen days later from Ewope-TAe China War

 wth Engiand settled.

 TheC unard Steamer Britannia arrived here last night at 2 A. M. in Is days and 10 hours from Li- verpool with 79 passengers to Halifax, of whom 29 came to this port.

 An express reached Bristol few hours after the Great Westerns departure, with the intelligence that the China question settled, but it was idle to attempt catching her, and the Tea sales at New York within the last ten days have beea at material iy different rates from those which will now rule

 It seems the India mail brought by the steamer Oriental, advised of an attack made by the English fleet on the Bogue Forts in Canton River, and two of them taken, with the slaughter of great many Chinese, which was followed by other daring demon strations, which induced the Chinese authorities to yield, and after some chafering treaty was made, by which six millions of dollars to be paid by China as indemnity for the Opium destroye one million cash down, and the other in annual install. mens of million each secured by the custom duties at Canton.

 Hong Kong Island and Harbor were to be ceded to Great Britain port of observation, and the trade opened as usual.

 Chusan had been evacuated by the British troops, aud the feet had left the Canton River open to all corners.

 The traders to China were wroth when this news reached England, as they wished to squeeze more money out of the Chinese for tbcir Opium, and had remonsrated to Lord Palmerston against the treaty, and advised him not to ratify it.

 They also objected to the distance Hong Kong lies frsm Canton, 600 miles) it could afford new facilities to trade, although good military possession and check upon the Chinese.

 The Turkish minister of Foreign Affairs, Reschd Pasl,a, had been dismissed and another named in his stead who favored the demands of the Pasha of Egypt, and the Firman will no doubt be modified he requested

 The mammoth steamer President, from New York had not arrived when the Britannia left Liverpool, being then forty-one days out. The Cunard line steamer Caledonia, arrived out Tn eleven days from Halifax and thirteen from Boston, and several sail ing ships had also reached in short passages. As immense quantities of ice were fallen in with by vessels recently arrived from England as far south as latitude A, the supposition is now that she against an island of ice and foundered.

 Among the passengers were the famous actor Tyrone Power, Lord Lenox, Mir. ThOrndke of this city. and a number from New York.

 The war feeling has all hlswn over, on both sides sf the Atlantic, the Boundary question is to be left