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From Harana--New Orleans papers
contain later dates from Havana. In Cuba.
afflirs are Represented to be progressing
prosperousv under the liberal and enligh
tened policy of the new Captain. General
Gen. G Donnel. The late law regarding
exports has gone into effect. and on the 10Th
inst there we're al Cardenas. cne OF the new
ports opened to foreign commerce. five A
merican vessels. loading with molasses. In
several parts of the Island the planters
were complaining that their crops were
sud-ring severely by long spell OF dry
weather


The New Orleans Bee says .hat Mr..
Trenard, owner of one of the copper mines
situated IN the environs of Santiago de Gu
ba. and who is about forming company
for lis exploration. is at present in that city.
His otj-ct is TO dispose of that portion OF
the stock which was not taken in the Island
of Cuba, and he will make arrangement
for The transportation of the princ.p pal arti-
cles necessary for the proposed enterprise,
such as iron, powder. h1ur. tools provisions,
&c. the exp'nse ofwhich will be about
$50 030 per annum.