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LATER FROM HAVANA. Advices from Hava-
ma to the Goth ult., have been received. Santa
Anna and Almonte are still there, as are also
the two Mexican steamers. The arrival of
American vessels has very much diminished
during the last month, while that of the Eng
lish has increased. The island was generally
healthy, considering the season; but business
was not very brisk. the receipts at the custom
house during the month of June were about
100000. The U. S. schooner Petrol, Com
mander Shaw, touched at Havana on the 18th,
and sailed on the 18th for the coast of Mexico.
Several workmen, with their overseers, had ar
rived, to work the mines at Bayatato, belong
ing to Americans.