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LATER FROM CHlxA.-Arriral Of Mr.. Gushing.
The brig Argyle Capt. Cooper, OF Baltimore,
arrived Yesterday from Canton, having sailed
thence on the 18th March The only important
intelligence we have from that place is the arrival
of Mr.. Gushing, the American Minister, who ar
rived at Hong Kong on 5th March, IN good health
He was to proceed TO Canton as soon as he could
make the necessary arrangements to leave Hong
Kong. The American Consul was making pre-
para,ions to receive him at Canton with due
honor. A liberty pole was to be raised on the oc-
casion.


The U. S. Frigate Brandywins had sailed a
few days previous for Manila.


Large storchouses had been built on the ground
Of the late fire, and the merchants were carrying
on business in them.


There'was very little business doing. Teas
were scarce and high.


DISTINGUISHED ARRlvAL-Among the arrivals
yesterday we note that of the Prince dc Solms,
of the royal family of Prussia, together with Mr..
Bourgeois d'Orvanne, OF Paris.


IN o. Pic. June 90.