Important from Chinn-The American


Treaty with the CelestiaIs.
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Treaty with the CelestiaIs.


The Sappho, Captain Crocker, arrived at bos-
ton on the Sd inst, with advices from Macao to
the 4lh of August. Our previous dates were 10
the lst of that month.


The S. has brought home dispatches for our SO.
vernmcnt from Mr. Gushing. among which Is the
treaty that he has concluded with China-thus
confirming all that we have published on the sub
ject.


It is stated that Mr.. Cushing was at Macao when
the s. left, and would sail in the U. S. brig Perry
for Mazatlan, on his way homeward, on the 18th
of August. Mr.. c., and the gentlemen attached
to the embassy were well.


Captain Crocker reports, that the Convoy, Capt.
Towne, Of Boston, which had sailed from Macao
piratical Chinese junk, which Captain Towne sue
ceeded in capturing, and had taken his prize to
Hong Kong.


The U. S. ships Brandywine, Com. Parker, for
West Coast of America, December 1; St. Louis,
Captain Tilton, to sail on cruise September !;
and brig Perry, Capt Keith, to sail on cruise
August Is, were at Macao on the 4.h Of August.


VERY LATE FROM THE WEST INDIES We have
received by the Falcon, Captain Pitt. the Bermu-
da Herald and Royal GaSstte, to the 2lst ult incu-
slve They contain news from the different West
Iudian Isles to the 9Th.


In Bermuda nothing Of Importance has trans
pired.


The steamer Acteon, one Of the West India
mail line, before mentioned, is total loss TO the
company Of 100000. Such an unfortunate COM
pany as this one has been was never known.


We understand that it is not unlikely that the
Governors OF several OF the Sister Colonies will
shortly pay visit to this island, for the principal
purpose, il is reported. of consulting with his Ex
cellency the Earl OF Egln, upon the subject of es
tablshing penal settlement tor the whole OF the
colonies We shall be happy TO learn that the
proposed meeting, and more especially that the
important object connected with it, is in fair way
of being realized


The Tobago Chronicle Of the oath ultimo states
that ga disease unknown for many years in this
island, we regret to say, has made its appearance
on an estate in the vicinity OF the town, and, by
all accounts has, in two cases, proved fatal"
The most prominent intelligence from Trinidad
is the death of the Catholic Bishop of DR.. Olym-
pas, Mcdonnell, who expired at Port OF Spain on
the 26Ih ultimo, after short illness. His Lord
ship was universally respected and beloved
throughout his Catholic diocese, and the numer-
attendants at his funeral, of all creeds showed
how deservedIy the late Bishops charitable dspo-
stion had endeared him TO all classes.
4 There has been serious riot at Castres (Bar-
badOes) between the blacks and whites. The wo-
men were removed to the shipping at st. Lucia
Several stores were broken open by the mob; and
to quell the affair the authorities gave in to the
rioters.