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Our intercourse with the Celestals appears to be in
creasng while Great Britain Is apparently on the de-
cline. The importstons into the United States from.
have annually been much larger than the exports
toChna and the balance OF trade has In most instances.
been liquidated by large shipments Of specie.


From information recently received direct from the
United States Commissioner Mr. Cushing appears that


commercial treaty has been perfected between this
country and China The treaty is reported to be more
favorable than anticipated and much more satisactory to
minister than the treaty made with Great Britain
to the British minister or other words that we hevs
obtained by fair honorable and peaceable means more
than the English government have by immense tx-
pendure Of money and blood We trust the Senate VIII
not adopt the with this treaty they did with
that gocated with the Zoll verein that exstiDg
treaties with other nations will compel to reject this
It is difficult withoutlhaving skeleton Of this
treaty with the Chinese, to form correct idea OF the
benefits arising from it, but know that none Of the
productions of that nation into competition
with any produced in this country We annex table
giving the articles imported into the United States from
China -