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FEor CHrNA.-The facts given below.
SAYS the Boston Mercantile Journal. are
taken from an overland letter from Macao,
dated Ist July. |; will be perceived that
this j. another row, and not the one oririna-
ting III the vane on the American staff.
We should not be surprised 10 hear thai tho
trade Was stopped by the next arrival.


"A serious disturbance took place at Can
ton beginning on the 18th June, and contin-
uing lor several days. II appears that
Chinese was killed, and The Mandarins de-
manded lf;, ior life. a guard consisting of
sixteen marines and fifty or more sailors
hnd been Stationed az the factories, 70 guard
lhe ives OF the Foreigners, and Mr.. Gushing
was On the lst Of July,) ab-ut TO proceed
ID Canton 10 institute an enquiry into the
cirt;s;uassances, and TO endeavor to pacify the
cxci.cd multitude. Many Of the foreign
mc7chan-s had lch Canton with their treas
urcs, books, &c, and the populace contin,
uel in a very excited state up to the end ol
June.