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Hapana.-By the brig Copenhagen we have Ha- vana dates to the 29th ut. By Correspondents letter, it will be seen that business in that port was dull, while the yellow fever brisk and spread ing.

 The state of the thermometer the 22d was, 8 A. M. S2 50; 2 P. M. S7 50; 8 P. M. 80 75.

 There were l4S vessels in port.

 Cuba has been visited with heavy rains, which had not ceased at the last accounts. Peurto Principe on the 2dult.a heavy rain commenced falling at o'clock in the morning, and in two hours the lower part of the city was entirely flooded. The inhabitants had not time to escape, but struggling in the water in every variety of position and circumstance, until relieved by their neighbors of the higher land It was believed not more than half dozen lives, were lost, but the destruction of property in the city and surrounding country was to large amount.-N. O.. Bulletin.