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i .4aciiy of tbe Blacks for .seJ2 Gopern- I d-A letter from Hayti, dated June

 Land published in the Boston Trans

 says There is nothing new here,

 We can learn. The blacks are, or ap-

 Ito be, lavorably disposed towards the

 Pe of the United States. This city,

 l'a once contained 60,Oo0 people, (dur-

 le French dynasty,) IS now in rum ls slate, and can with difficulty count |9' including portion of Boyer's stan osGmy. Atthe time of the negro insnr- E'loa and previous to the massacre, this 48e E Island was perfect garden; but most ". !, 1e then coffee and sugar plantations aa5s :s9'3 0een suffered to perish, owing to the Iu9Ience otthe blacks. The French for 4sily la exported from this island. large quan- .r urs 0l sugar, but now they do not raise %.lceal y. tor home consumption. There ia,l %s n the city of Hayti many splendid ,. 's.ullgs' or remains of such, crumbllng to z, s''ss for the want of few days labor !; ~. r%'l0fe than one tenth part of the build ags s are ovvupied.

 nj i9s Is3 streets were once beautifully paved, n,.i ~r aaa commodious side walks, but, like s5 ,5.ll ulag else here, they are going to ruin. sr .]9ll' S the inhabitants are too lazy to do .5 .a I,'s but eat, drink and sleep. There DI "oe a found here many men of opuIence, cs,sy @ sJule few who have been liberally ed- p, pI,9u' 5 and are 1t is true very intelligent, ,s, us arge majority are but little better sy, s,',,ea man the same number of mon