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HAvANA.-By the arrival Of The steamship
Na,ciicz, we have received Havana papers 10 the
10Th inst. The rayages committed hy the yellow
fever this year at Havana have been uncommony
malignant We perceive by a comparative state
men, published in the Notocioso @ Lacero Of the
l6;h that during the month of June, 1871, 424
persons died in three hospitals, while during tine
same month of the year preceding but IS were
carried oil. The total number OF iutermen's TO-
June 1871, was 1873, and for June 1910, 462. 1t
is perceived that the difference of mortality IN the
two years is not considerable, and yet the journals
affirm that the feyer has been more malignant than
ever this season The small increase Of death, is
attributed by The NotocioSo to the superior xiii Of
the faculty. This comparison. be it remembered
is limited to one month only in each year.


We learn that great discomfort prevails among
the crcoles of Havana in consequence OF an appre-
hended treaty, by which the English Government
may obtain certain privileges in the Island OF Gu
ba Nothing of the kind is noticed in the papers,
as the press i. rigidy purged of every thing like
political discussion. \. .. Bee.