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FROM MATANzAs-We learn from
Capt Clark, of the schooner Pautuxet
which arrived last evening from Matanzas,
23d March, that the disaffection among the
slaves Is more general than was at first sup
posed. It Is said that there are near about
5000 slaves In irons in the different forts
near Matanzas. Numbers are daily tried,
and if convicted. are Immediately shot A
regiment OF troops had just arrived from
Havana. for the purpose Of securing the
country. Business on some of the planta-
tions is al d complete stand.


On the Goth of March, of the Double
Headed Shot Keys :he bark Balfour came
in contact with the ship Wabash hence for
New Orleans. The bark had her cutwa-
ter carried away, and the starboard bow
stove IN. aud put into Matanzas for repairs
The ship Received some considerable dam
age, ana bore up for Key West,-N York
Jour- Com.