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ONE Day LATER FROM HAVANA By the shiy
Norma, which sailed On the I'D ultlmo, we have
papers one day later from Havana. They contain
however, nothing OF lmportance we notice only tha
heavy showers had begun to fall on the day ofthe de
parture OF that vessethe first that had fallen in tba
part of the island TOR the two and half months pre
vous. These showers have, 1t is said quite re
stored the hopes of the planters, which had wei
nigh been destroyed by the long protractcd drought
Great hopes were entertained that they would ex
tend to Canasi, Yumuri aud Cumbre-the inhabi
tants Of which places suffered considerably from tn,
want Of water