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CUB4.--Letters from Havana to October p, have been received at New Orleans. A royal decree daa ted August lsth brought by the Spanish CornsS, which arrived at Havana the day previous deear ing that TO alteration would be made in the government of the Island unless directed by the Cortes, which to meet Oct. 24th--consequently the Constitution of 1872 will not be proclaimed there for some time at least.

 ii appears fom Havana paper that the Spanish Colonies have faith in the protestaons of aty on the part of Mexico; for notwithstanding her ports are open to the of Spain, those of the colonies are closed against Mexican vessels. The Mexican schooner Atrevido, has been seized in the port of Ha vana, and her crew confined as prisoners on board Spanish vessel of war in the harbor