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FROM MrANzAs.-We learn from Capt. Clark
of the sclr Pawiuxct, arrived from Matanzas winch
port she left on the 3d ur that the dissatisfaction
among the slaves is general than II was al hrst


It's said that there are about 5000 slaves in arms
in the different forts in the vicinity OF Matanzas.-
Numbers are daily tried, and immediately shot. a
regiment oflroops hadjust arrived from Havana, lob
the purpose of securing The country. Business on
some oil the plantations is at complete stand
Double Headed Sho, Keys, the bark Baltour came
in contact with the ship Wabash, hence for New
Orleans The bark had her cutwater carried away
and the starboard bow stove n and put into Matan-
zas for repairs. The ship received some consider
able damage, and bore up for Key West.


;s,The PawtIxet sailed hence on the I'd ult., and
made her passage in days land her homeward pas
snce In daXs.