BY this Evenings Southern Mail.

From the New Orleans Delta, Sept
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FROM HAvANA-TEN DAYS LATER


The fast sailing packet brig P. Soule, Capt. Del
vaille, arrived yesterday morning, bringing US our
regular files Of Havana papers to the 10th instant,
inclusive


BY this arrival, we have also received our files of
Mexican papers, which were left back by the Span.
sh vessel that left after the arrival of the British
steamer Medway. The dates from the capital are
to the 9th August; consequently, there is nothing
in these papers but what our readers have already
learned. Some matters are extensively detailed, but
il is unnecessary for US to make any extracts now.


The local news Of Havana, and the island in gen.
eral, is, as usual, of very little importance.
According to what the Prensa says about the
French squadron now at Havana, the three sail
ships whl remain there until the middle Of October
The steamer Tonnerre had left for Vera Cruz, with
some important sealed dispatches for the Mexican
government The vessels in port the frigates
Andromede and Blonde, and brig Pylades.


Seior Don Francisco Felix has been appointed
bishop of Havana, and is expected to arrive there
shortly.
Two Mexican officers arrived on the 5th instant
at Havana, from Tdbasco, on board the Mexican
schooner Laura Virginia, for the purpose of inyi-
ting Santa Anna, on the part Of the government OF
Tabasco to go there, in order to proceed to the city
of Mexico. As the Laura Virginia left Tabasco on
the goth August, they could not learn of Santa An
ma g departure for Vera Cruz.