, 1858-11-12

u w 1hO NHlua peaSS news 10 lully SOu-
frmed. The treaties were signed May 9S
and June 13.
The Moniteur contains the following tele-
gram from Barn Gros to His Excellency
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs:
TEIN TEN, June 19.-The wishes Of the
Emperor have been fulfilled in China That
vast empire is thrown open to Christianity,
and nearly the whole of it to the COM
n,oroA and industry Of the Wei. our di-
| plOmattC HgguJs VIII Ue allowed to reside
temporarily at Pekin. Our missionaries
will be admitted everywhere. A Chinese
Envoy will be sent to Paris The murderer
Of the Missionary Chappedelaine will be
punished. 1t will be announced in the Pc
kin Gazette. The laws against Christianity
will be revoked. All the engagements are
taken, and in part secured under the seal
Of the Imperial Commissioners.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-The President
has ordered the further postponement Of
the Kansas land sales till July next. The
reason for this is stated TO be the financial
pressure in the country, and the consequent
'uoDhsJ vi ooetSlo W PiO'o w duu pdy lOE
the pre-emption by the time fixed by the
proclamation ordering the sale in Novem-
Der. The lands comprise three millions of
acres.
BS- The British East India Company
has ceased to exist. The New York Post
thus notices the political end Of the East
India COmpany:-"And then its death has
been worthy Of its life. Few sovereigns
have ever so grandly finished so grand q
career. Nothing has been wanting to
make its story the most sublime Of dramas.
Far from sinking into inanity or obscurity
by the slow process Of decay, it has disap-
peared
- Md smoke and thunder -f le
Shot and steel and scOrching fame -
Two hundred thousand traitors rose upon
It, and with handful OF the faithful, 1t
turned and crushed them, and then disap-
pears from the scene, while the applause Of
tue world is still ringing In its ears"
bar The "deubleheaded" mission at
Washington is at an end--Sir William G..
EoSt.yI u H1's aeseiI1T gt. osuslS Y s.ar. lot
SoiS will ba ~ r..osia.. V
I N;csronns % " " Ns'''1'0 . "'1sy WIN
Avnr,o.,s w. ,s.,D s.o,, a.. 49,,
T.JTsr tb.t so,s - % IA ~ III '.o ,t pOasGn
vas noSs n ,bst it, ~ ~. -. tss M e.L ~ ~
the srm az AIo ooo sna ] 10on ~. rL,"r iusI ~. ~
purchaser will probably realize $4,000. It
was taken from one whale, and brought
home in ship recently arrived Of Nan
tucket. This substance Is q morbid secres
tisn Of the liver of the spsrmaceti whale,
and is generally used, in It's alcoholic solu-
ton, as perfume. 1t is more often found
~ ~aAles ol slck anu leIn appearances, IN
~ Jisoo 'Ts' = s"o n amTeis.ls PtOouc' o..
S"se asoa0s, =. - eseAly lyu9u "a Jumps ..
ioT ~" i.Oro W. " ,aa s ouauS ~ Neigns, sne
SSS Seo 'a.sss Pss9 ulsnsr'o Anown "slgnee
East India Compapv Of he king N TTdors
Another piece from inside Of a whale near
the Windward Islands was soId for e6O0
-NelO Bedford Merenrv.
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,ot;on ,s;,So,t tor,;soss;..s SO~Ner''Ai
~ Tbs Jesuits bava oh.o,n.a .v.In
siye authority 10 establisb a brsnch a.
their order In China.
-. ! n. . ',,,,. -
me Onleago D:p.oeraf says: We
bushels Of wheat ana tbis too right II M
face of an incoming eronn : -, -
m. Iu..g1....-.
Ine war department at Washing-
the artillery service: cadets 0rsduatin1 ~
West Point. and assioned II that bra5ch
being required to repsir 70 Old Point Com.
fort, and enter the school Of practics FOR
two wears .
~ The river Seine on the 96tb Au0uut
was 50 low in pIaces that Il conId he crosr.
ed on foot which Il The frst tims sor IN.
hundred and fifty-nine wears that spch :
thing has happened
p- From Fort Kearnv. Nebraska