Six Days Later from, Havana.
Private Correspondence Of the United States Gazette
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HAVANA. July 3th.
Dear Sirs The closing of the Custom House
and Post Office on the anniversary of the Queen s
birth day, prevents me giving you any very par
ticular news of yesterdays occurrence, save that
the appearance of loyalty, as manifested by the
citizens on that occasion, must have been highly
gratifying to the friends of The Queen. PoeticaI
and prosaic essays of all kinds have been publish
ed here in commemoration and honor the occa-
sion. Some of the best send you.


At O'Clock yesterday evening the new street,
passing from the Barrier of Jesus Maria to the
bridge Of Aqua Dulce, was opened by the public
authorities under the name OF the Royal street
of Maria Christina The ceremony was very
imposing, the music was superb, and every band
attached to TIE garrison was in attendance. In
the evening the Tacon Theatre was magnifi-
Gently Illuminated, and new play entitled Re
tra:o do la Rema performed in honor of the
Queen. Thus much of the anniversary.


Since my last they have succeeded, by means
OF divers in finding and raising out Of deepwai
Ss0 Q, the 6O9 TASKS of quicksilver thrown over
board from the English Government steamer
Tay," at the lime she struck on the reef
am sorry to inform you that it has been found
necessary to publish decree, dated July Odd. re.
lative to the Yellow Fever, which hasbroken ont
both here andsat other ports. As yet, however,
the fatal cases have been mostly among foreign.
ers, whose imprudence in the sickly season has
always been proyerbial. have nothing new 70
add relative to the late disturbances. Ever yours


