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The ship Charleston arrived fr OH Canton yez-
,erday. bringing dates 10 Nersnber g, seven days
later than were received by the tsoest Wes,ery.
Every thing was quies il the city, though one or
two popular .urnults had been excaed.


The Press OF the 10Th represents the feelings
Of the Chinese at Canton as dsc;dedly hostile 70
foreigners The Chinese had comnezoed rebuild.


ing the Bogue forts, but aesisted on receiving 4
message from the captain Of one of the British
ships of war that the rebuilding could no, be per
.ntied until the sasifcations of the treaty had been
exchanged.


Sir Henry Pot,inger has issued a proc3splation
declaring that no British merchant vessel be
allowed TO go TO any of the ports (Causoa except
ed) that are TO be opened in accordance with the
late treaty, until the tariffs and scale of duties
shall be fixed ard consular officers appointed. In
the mean time the ports of Tinghae (Ch'asan) and
.,st Of Koolongsoo (Amoy) are, as heretofore,
open to all vessels wishing To visit them. At the


latter place dreadful sickness prevails among the
troops. 81 of whom have died since July. Letters
h-om Anoy state that accounts had been received
there TO the effect that only persons sill existed
Of The many who were shipwrecked On the coast
of For,nosa, in the Nerbudda and the M, OF whom
Capt. Dcshsn Of the Aun is one. Capt. Morton,
his second officer, and is of the crew Of the snip
Msulrnein, have arrived here. The vessel was
lost on her voyage from Calcutta te China. Tsc
brig Mary Stewart OF Madras was also lost a
bottle was picked Up containing nete signed by
the Captain, and statisg that at the time of wr-
ting pril 28,h-ihs vessel was fast sinking.


The Press conp lains bitterly of proclamation
circulated at Annoy and Koolungsoo. signed The
Americans, snd inyi,ing dealers to come to them
with supplies of tea to the amour, of about lo, 900
chests. It is said by the Press te have been PIT
forth by the American missionaries at Annoy, act
ing as agents for a Canton firm. The chief trans
actions 70, teas had been on Engla h account.
Prices had opened very high.