News From Bluefields

New Orleans, June 4. - The steamghip Williaiu G. Hewes. five days from Bluefields, has arrived at this port. Passengers report everything quiet in Bluefields, and with no prospect of this condition of affairs being changed. The New York, San Francisco and Magicienne are still at anchor uear the Bluff. The Nicaraguans are in full üharge and Lacayo adrninistering affairs to the satisfaction of everyone, nave those merchants who do not like the idea of paying duties on irnports. The port, wharf and custoins regulations are the same as were in forcé under the oíd Mosquito government except that under the new regiiue promises are not taken for the payment of duties; the money must be paid down befottí the goods are delivered. Clarence is under no British protection. This is all said for effect. No one wants to hurt hiin and he can still claim to be chief of Mosquito. Lacayo is going to adininistei' atïairs for Nicaragua. Arguello, the murdererof Wilson, is stil! at large,