New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-03
Mr.. CusH,se.-A brief account of Mr. Cushipg's
rraxeIs is g;ysn in The True Sun Of yestt riay:

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Ar Bombay, Ac. Cushing The guest OF Sir
f,so,ye Arthur former Governor Of Upper Can.
al, Daring the period Of h's biei stay NJ found
,;,,,, IN cnm0ary vita Mr.. Fletcher Webster, end
NrD'Dunnell, an dttnche OF the Legation, TO make
an ;nr.rs sting excursion INTO ire AIah:ata cocntr,
one which pleased them lar more IMAM thsY en"id
oo.si1Iysbay,. anticipated. The Journey was made
oar.y in COACHES and padly IN pa.ankIns- Ihss
went rs far ms Peonah situated in The south, western
osr, ri tb- Dsccau. in Central India, and formerly
me cen,al of th- Muhra!tas. IL IS somewhat cele
brsted for having beca captarsd IN 1908 oy SiF Ar
thur Wellesley and tie Iron Duke Heie me
travellers saw the largest cantonmsnis al cHsilsH
troops in India. and attended grand REVIEW Mhete
the American minister received the hshr ST nitiTs
houor=. ih-r also visited : celebrated Bfahuhn
;smp,e beiaC carried there On The bscks OF The sa-
cre,i elephants and escorted by the English foiii'
cal Resident Mr.. WaiGsn who Is iavo;a5ly known
II macy of opr colnuymer, alter whom ne inquired
with great interest
Mr. Gushing resided il China exactly six menihs
10 dqv. and during the whole period was constant
IL engaged m promoting the obi cts o; his mission.
Nv the non arrival oi The 81. Louis soop OF war,
which law very singu!arly, long time al the Cape,
and hroush the continued obstacle OF the northern
manson, ne was under The necessity OF remalning
q, Macao uatii the Imperial Government actually
ani;cipa;sd his movements By dspa,chne COM
mission 10 hifr II consisted Of rsi feug, an mPe'
rial delegate aud plenipo9n,i-ry; Wang, treasurer
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OF the provinces OF the two hwangs, ana twan
Pwan another h;eh dignitary OF state
Tel Isug is Tartar of the imperial hlooi, ind
the same person who negotiated with Sir Henry
Pouingec His name, We might rs well STATE here,
has been errons cusl, spelled kyirs 10 the English
| newspapers. This parsonage seemed TO have the
fall confidence of his sovereign, as M " as appoint
ed, with all the powers of renipotentary TO ne
sotiate with the French and American legations
Us rs they arrived.
For Two weeks the two Commissioners were EN-
ployed day ard night. with the exception OF then
m.a times aud lew hours given 10 reposr, ~ d's-
cussiag and arranging the various questions N cor
troyersy between the TWO Governments, and Ia ne
go,il ring the treaty before the Senate OF tbs u
| ates II was nj last agreed upon and drawn np
in Chinese and English, but finally prepared in ihe
Tartar dialect, which is the language OF the t.m
psroE.
II was sigreA al ten o'clock at night on the 81 o
July last. in The Sanctuary Of the Temple we have
already mentioned ard from which, us WE have
stated in part tac priests ard their idols had beer
previously displaced, without the sliehtes, heslIa
| ton, 10 make room for the Commissioner and hi'
suite This circumstance confirms the opinion en-
,ertaned ny many residents in China, that al the
Imperial Court there is no particular sad paid IL
any religion.
Dir Cushing has eit dor Washington, where h
| will remain ! fortnight.