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LATE ARRIVAL FROM CHNA.-The
ship Ann M'Kim arrived al New York
l04 davs fromCanton. BY an extract
from the Canton press oi the 4th No
vemher, we find that the city was visit
ed on the 24h aud D IN October last
with one of the most destructive fires
which had ever occurred. Ticeaty
hundred houses we're burnt 10 the
ground, and an incalculabe amount of
tea DESTROYED. Among the buildings
consumed was the ancient temple of
Pactai>meun. dedicated io the god Of
the north pole; the British consulate,
the French Spanish and Danish hongs.
On the 29lh ano her fire destroyed
one hundred houses a Cochin Chinese
also blew up and Gre Wv OF one hundred
naen perished. The Chinese expressed
great asfon;shment that providence
should have preserved the American
factories. They were siluaied ON each
side of The fire. and yet received no in
Jury. The circumstance was unaccoun-
table 10 the natives, and many were
heard declaring them 10 he favored
people. We shall he glad to find this
imp: ession encouraged by future good
fortune.