CHARLESToN. May 24
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FROM HAVANA.-By the brig Catha- rine, we have received from our attentive correspondents, letters and papers to the 18th instant.

 The news of the dissolution of the Cabinet, was carried out to Havana by the Catherine, and it excited much interest there.-A day or two after the arrival, a small Cape Cod schr. displaying the old State Flag of Massachu- sets, entered the harbor-the Spaniards were eager in their inquiries as to the Nation whose flag she bore-they were told by an Ameri- can merchant, that the United States govern ment must have been dissolved, and the ves- sels of the separate States had no doubt hoist ed their respective Aags-the report spread rapidly through the town, and for several days was generally believed to be correct.

 Cadiz dates to the a8th of March, had been recived at Havana, but our papers furnish nothing new from Spain. five except the de- tails of the execution at Cadiz, on the 23d of March, of three persons concerned in the late revolutionary movements in that place, and also oi the execution, on the 10th, of seven teen others at Madrid.-Courier.