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The latest news rom Havana is to lhe eth inst Coi- fee was selling at Ss lOl, nominal. Flour Sl4l. Lard Northern, 135 l4-stock large.

 Bills on London IA IA prem-scaree. New York 2 Il 9 prem; Orleans per ct disc. Money 10 per ct prem, and not much difficulty in obtaining.

 The sickness abating, but the weather continued hot and dry with scarcely any interval of other reliefthermometer go at sunrise and e 10 sg Extract from letter, received in this city, dated

 COLUMBUS, (Miss.) Aug. 9. The cotton crop in this section of country bids be good and from all the information get give il our opinion the crop will exceed the a-t,-althougl crop will be cut o others their crops will eq ual that of 3q. The sandy land generally will make light crops owing the drought but the prHres there will be full returns In conversation with intelligent ge- teman few days since, he stated il his belief that tho receipts at Mobile he coming would be about eyer be no certain calculation made this me the numerous enemies in the shape of cut worm army werm &c winch the plant has yet contend will, ,may prove more disastrous than be foeseen( our ALABAM,.-A letter from Irwinton, Harbour co) of the 7h August, :"Our crop of corn and | as promising as the planters wish"

 The Selma Free Press Of the crop in that part of Dallas couny-"Within few days, we have heard many planters speak of the having upon the growing cotton crop Though they do not believe that the havoc of this dreadful will be great last year. vet is thought the crop will he much below what it promised two 0 three weeks ago." We learn from Liyingston Sumter co) under date o the Eth inst. that the planters beginning pick their cotton and that il promised better than for several previous years, at the The crops lad been injured in parts of the county by the drought | but were still promising. g.-(JOurnal