From ths New orls.n. Bulls,in. june 20.
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u~ Nr" buhcuns june ~
rhoh KINGSTON, JAaAIoA--By the arrival ofth,
schooner Mary Ellen, Captain Griffith, from Kings
lon' which port she left the I'd instant, VIC hay,
papers up TO the %. inclusive


Inc only news worth noting is from the Wind
ward Islands In the island Of Grenada, up 10 th,
zod ulnmo, there had been no relief from drought
ana the consequences was, that the cane and stock
D Dere sunerng 10 great extent. In the isand o
barDadoes they have been more fortunate. RAN
commenced falling there early in April, and the
weather during the whole of that month was propi
llous 10 the agrieulturist. Cane cutting had com
menced, but owing TO the light and variable winds
was proceeding slowly. We do not find that any
important diminuuon Of the crop is anticipated in
.h1s island, and the young canes are considered al
fully established.


About the 18Th ultmo large fre broke out in
the quarter OF Napaima, in Trinidad and destroyed
vast quantity OF cane, and several buildings on
several Of The plantations and in the town. There
had been large hre also at Cedros, by which sew
ersi OF the most extensive and aourshng estates in
that quarter were devastated.


These fearful disasters" saws the Standard


coupled with the dreadful drought are really giving
70 our agricultural affairs most melancholy aspect
DiStrsss and ruin must be the inevitable destiny o
The colony, If a merciful Providence do not quickly
interpose on our behalf"


FRoM YUcArAs.-The Orig Del6na arrived last
evening from Campeaehy, whence she sailed on the
9th INST. The brig Soners arrived off that port on
the sun The Congress Of Yueatan was still in Sos
sion, and engaged in the discussion Of the recent
propositions from Mexico for retaining Yucatan as
Mexican department The object Of the visit OF
the Somers TO that coast, il will 6e recoeeted was
to ascertain the feeling and intention of Yuestsn
WIN reference TO the war; and there can be no
doubt that, II the Congress before hestated about
accepting the terms Of Mexico, the knowledge that
'hey may receive assistance will at once determine
them to throw of the yoke, and seek the friendship
Of the United States.