LATE FROM HAVANA.
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The schooner Merchant, Capt. Kean, arrived at
this port yesterday, IN four days from Havana. BY
her We received files of Havana papers to the 10th
inst. inclusive.


BY arrival from Campeachy, intelligence was
received at Havana to the 5th inst An official pa
per Ell Sigio XIX published at Merida, the capi-
tai of Yucaan, in its editorials expresses itself in
favorable terms of the declaration pronunciamsnto
of several Mexican departments, and applauds the
call for Gen. Santa Ana. The same paper states,
also, that the Congress of Yucatan had unanimously
approved bill for the admission, free of duty, OF
all saltpe,re and sulphur, intended for the manufac-
ture Of gunpowder.


The Diario de la Marina, of Havana, states that
the steamers Montezuma and Guadalupe, which
lately belonged to the Mexican government, had
been purchased by the commander-in-chef of the
naval post at Havana for the Spanish service, and
now form part of that navy. H..


Capt. Kean confirms the accounts, before publish
ed Of Santa Ana having sailed from Havana on the
9th inst, on board the British steamer Arab, for
Vera Cruz Charleston Courier.