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PFesse of July 6th has the following paragraph:

 sAmoRg the cannon spiked by the English at ,lse capture of the foTtesses Canton rveF there were large number from inc foundries of the United States The American minister. Mir. Everett. re- ceived some approaches from the Governor of Can ton this account and tt is said that he replied that these guns brought there the result of com mercial operations in which his government had no part; but that had it been otherwise, the English govcrament had too ofiea fnHished arms and muni. tons of to the insurgents of every country. to take exception at the United States for having sold to the Chinese canuon destined Tor the defence ot the honor and independence of tbeir empire.

 'This fra and decided reply. ccfroborated by ex- amptes drawn from every page ci history, produced the effect which might have been expectei--hun bling the pride of England, and angnenting the res pect of the Chinese for the people of her great rival"