The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

Correspondence Of the NelO York Times.
Oct ll.-Dr. C. w. Bradley arrived vest erClav
morning with the Chinese Treaty. He also brings
a manuscript letter from the Emperor of China,
written in two languages, the Chinese and Man
cho. Mr.. Reed leaves China about the lst of De
cember, for Bombay, and thence to England where
he expects to meet his family. Dr. b. brings a full
synopsis of the English treaty with China.
October LIP. NJ telegraphed you this
morning that DR.. C. W. Bradley, United States
Consul at NingpO, had arrived here, bringing our
to the State Department, together with full sy-
nopsis of the English treaty. Ours is drawn from
the English and Russian treaties with few grants,
which those Powers intend to avail themselves of.
Secretary Cass was too unwell to be at his office
to-day, and the documents were sent to his private
residence The autograph letter from the Emperor
of China is written silk, two by seven feet,
and elegantly executed.
DR.. Bradley communicates to the State Depart
ment a variety ofinteresting and important news.
Trade was entirely PROSTATE at Hong Kong when
he left, on the 22d of July. \ vast amount of Euro
pean and American tonnage unemployed at
Shanghae with little prospect of an immediate de-
mand. The same state of things existed at Singa-
pore, Bombay and Calcutta. At Singapore there
were eighty square-rigged vessels, and all without
employment.
Commodore Tatnals dispatches to the Navy De-
partment state that, in consequence of the protec
tion afforded by the vast number of naval vessels
of the great Powers in the waters of China foreign
ers and foreign commerce were safe, and he thought
it best for our squadron to be withdrawn and 90 to
Japan. He had, therefore, ordered all the vessels
to sail for Japan.
The Powhatan was to 90 to Hokadadi to have her
engines and rudder overhauled. Commodore Tat
nall intended returning with the squadron China
in October.
The Navy Department has ordered a Board, CON
sistng of the Engineerin Chief of the Navy Archi-
bald; Chief Engineers Hunt, Whipple and Martin,
to examine Miller's steam condensers, with a view
of using them in the navy.
Correspondence Netc York Tribntne Oct. II.
On the meeting of the Court of Claims in NOvem-
ber more than one hundred decisions in pending
cases will be delivered.
Commander Charles Green has been appointed
Lighthouse Inspector for Buffalo district.
Nothing is known at the Navy Department Of any
of the chartered vessels for the Paraguay expedi-
tion being unfit for service as reported.
The new Senate Chamber will be ready for occu-
patton at the commencement of the next Session of
Congress.
Commodore Shubrick left the city to-day for New
York
The frigate Sabine is to sail without delay.
Correspondence Of the Nero York Herald
Oct. 1lth-It is said Mr.. Reed, Minister to China,
asks to be allowed to return to the United States.
Mr.. Reed saws he had made arrangements with the
Imperial Commissioners for indemnfcation of
American citizens for losses caused by the dc uty
at Canton; portion of the duties collected at Can
ton, Shanghae, and Fop Chow, were to be appro-
priated for this purpOse-time being allowed till the
restoration of business at these ports, which m light
be in November next.
Mr.. Reed recommends that the squadron make its
appearance in the waters of China about that time
for moral effect. When writing, Minister was
on board the Minnesota, in the Gulf of Pechel. He
about proceeding to Shanghac, and con':em-
plated going to the northern parts of China.
John Mitchell, editor of the Southern Citizen. an
nounces that after the 18th of November the place
ofits publication will be changed from Knoxville,
Tenn, to this city. The reason for the chang as
signed is, that 'the Citizen has hitherto dev oted
itself much to the general questions of policy
which touch the whole South than to the State
politics of Tennessee and is taken and read for this
reason, mainly, from Texas to Maryland, and from
St. Louis to Tallahassee. 1t will issue more natu-
rally and with better claims upon general port
from the capital"