

Total piasters,
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Total pia.ters,. Is,ls7,2s7 5soo.s7s


In the table of imports it will beleen that Of the value
received in English bottoms 100000 pasters were for
opumdcduct this amount and find the value of the
imports into Canton from England in English bottoms er
in vessels sailing under the English flag, becomes re-
duced o77la 9e piastres, only little than three
times the value received from the United States The
same proportion holds good in relation to the exports
from Canton to Great Britain and the United States
There is vast quantity Of trading carried between
China and the countries in the immediate neghborhood
We find in Calcutta paper statement showing the
por'aon Of cotton from that port to China for se-
verol years past.


Corror EXPORTED CHINA.


raw cotton, India mdz. .l.ls la l7s 4s7 aO0sso


This shows increase every year the quantity ex.
ported We account for this partly from the fact
that for several years past the intercourse with Great
Brtan has been disturbed and the supply many
articles previously received much reduced There
Is very large trade carried on between Russia and
China the north and west besides traffic to an immense
extent between the British East India possessions and
China Heretofore the foreign trade has been very
compared with the total foreign trade Of such
an immense empire. Five ports open the
merce Of the United States and Great Britain. Com
mercial treaties Of a very favorable nature have
been perfected between these powers, and the in
dustry OF each have, in the perspective, full en-
ployment for many articles OF manufacture for the
demand that must eventually spring from the wants Of
than three hundred millions Of people-a Of
beings greater than all the OF the world in the aggre
gate The table Of imports into Canton gives idea
Of the description Of goods they Immediately require
while the table Of exports shows their principal
pe and to what extent they at present used by the
people of the nations referred TO- We learn from
Washington that the treaty recently made with the Chi
by Mr. Gushing read to tho Senate while in Sc
cret session. and hope to have the pleasure
Of peruso The ratification Of this treaty, If iavora
BILE to interests anticipated will be one of Ii
most important movements made for the extenon OF our
commerce. known during the settlement of the
country There s not section of the Union that will
not be benefited by the opening Of this trade The
uacurers of the North the planters OF the South and
the cad miners of the West deeply interested in this
movement and lock for speedy settlement Of the ques