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LATE FROM Sr. poMt>Go.-The schooner Maria
l.. Hull, arrived from Gonaives brings news that
the Island had AT length begun 10 assume more
settled state. President Guerrier had so far given
perfect satisfaction 10 all classes Of The population
and the Chiefs of the Northern and Southern parts
OF the Island have all sent their submission TO the
new Government. Business was more active since
the last fifteen days, and confidence in trade was
universally restored. The market at Gonaives was
well stocked with all kinds Of American produce
There was only one arrival expected from Boston.
Coffee is very scarce, and The prices have been kept
very high. The prices the day Capt. Hill left
ruled II! to -, and the demand for Logwood is
great, and principally bought up for Nassau and
Jamaica, TO hll vessels lying there demurage, a;
$l0a Sl2.