Mayaguez, p. r.
Correspondence of the Herald
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MAYAautz, March 4, ls45.
Celebration Of Washington's Birth Day, and the
Inauguration Day in Porto Rico-Nartets, &c.
DEAR SIR-Of thirteen American vessels in port
zine have displayed their flags in honor of the in.
auguration of James X. Polk as President; this il
considered pretty fair majority.


On the 22d ult, at A. M, the American bark
Sebovis, Capt Hopkins, of Bangor, fired gun,
and hoisted her colors, which was instantly follow.
ed by every vessel in port French, Danish, English,
and Spanish, the former displaying the American
ensign at the main at l2 M. The Saboys fired a
salute oftwenty. six guns in handsome STYLE. which
was about all the celebration the day received vet
It was pie asant sight, IN foreign port, to see all
nations present. 60 cheerfully join ia this national
jubllee-and gratifying 10 every American who wit
messed it.


Produce OF this Island scarce, and although pri-
ces are low, the demand and sales keep pace with
the manufacture. American produce plenty, and
generally at low rates.