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 FROM HAvAEA.-Our dates from Havana are to the Huh inst. There is news of any importance in our files touching the lcal affairs of the city or island. We read wiIh pleasure letter received by the Captain General from the Governor of the Island of Gauddloups, covering remittance of fifteen thou sand lrancs 10 be arphed To the relief of the suffer CTS by the terrible hurricane Of October last. It ic couched in the most graceful islms, and expresses regret that the misiorunes of Guadaloupe during the last two years compel he authorities restrict them selves moderate measure of relief.

 The biig Emplesaro, her last passage from lhls port, encountered very severe weather, and sprunh Ter foremaci and lost many of her sails She arlsed before the saihns ni the MaImora. The hrig Uncas, Capt. Rauche, which sailed hence about the same lime as the Empresario, had not arrived, and some fears are entertained of her safety.

 The British royal mal sieim"r Dee arrioed al Havana from Vera Cruz on inc 7th inst. She bfough ssO,OOO m specie and 2l passengers. The steamer Fay arrived from Nassau "t Havana on the 9th inst A new Minister from SpSin to the Government o Mexico, Don Salvador Bermudez Castro, was ex pecied in the Fay, but he had concluded sail direct from Havre.

 l 5 Since the above in lype have re- ceved adVices to the 18th inst.-four days ater-by the steamship Alabana.-lN N. 0. Picayune.