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HAvANA.-A letter dated Havana, 9th Feb.
published in the New Orleans Bee Of the Slll
says:


'.rhe Governor has given orders for the arrest OF
a number of persons who have committed no crime.
He pretends to justify his despotic measures by
these acts of severity. The state of things in this
CITY reminds one Of the condition OF Venice some
ages since, when one could not utter word without
being watched any expression OF opinion in regard
to the acts of government IS certain TO be VISITED by
arrest and Imprisonment. Heaven help us, unless
the Queen of Spain will give n Governor who
knows something about the administration OF the
affairs of the Island


:. MANY sugar and coffee estates have been recently
DESTROYED by the incendiarism OF negroes. Every
dav we hear of similar doings. 1t is reported that
several planters OF the Island intend sending rep
resentatve to Spain in order to lay before the Queen
the official conduct of O'Donneli.',