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HAvAS4-By Havans papers of the 9th Feb
ruarv received at Charleston, we learn that the
British Mail Steamer had been ordered by the a,i-
,hortics not to leave the port Us her mails had
not passed regularly through the Post Office. The
Governor stated that if she did not comply, he
would sink her as she passed the Moro; and there
was a rumor that he had sent word 10 the Captain
that unless he did 50 forthwith he should order
him to be imprisoned. 1t seems that the terrible
story about the insurrection of the blacks of the
island, and their murder of the whites, was en-
tire fabrication.