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o. By the politeness of the United States Con
sulate at Havana, we are favored with dates to
the 9th September.


A most destructive fire occurred at Kingston
on the 26th August, by which one tenth part oi
the town has been reduced TO ashes. The fire
commenced in foundry, with steady breeze
blowing, which caused it to spread in all dlrec-
tons. In reference to the conduct Of the ne
groes during the fire, the Jamaica Despatch OF
the lst Sept. says:


Were it not total Of gratitude and good feel
ing they should have least remembered past benefits
ceivedthey should amongst Others have recoeced The
conduct pursued towards them. when they visited so
dreadfuy with the scarlet feverhad they the slightes
heart they would have looked back nnumeabe benefits
received BY their class, the different periods when they
have REQ quired aid and assistance"


A black man named Moore, who had uttered
threats of farther destruction to the city, was
arrested and lodged in prison. Various rewards
have been offered for the recovery of property
stolen during the fire, and fl,00O for the dis
covery of the ncendiary.


There was a violent hurricane 18th ult., on
part Of the coast of Cuba, extending from Limo
mar in the jurisdiction of the Matanzas, to the
districts of Soledad de Bemba, Rogue, Guamu-
tus, and Cimmerones. The loss Of property, prln-
cpallv on shore, is estimated at upwards Of
SlOO O00