The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-28 00:00:00

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No. 1,9 41 0] LONDON, TUESDAY EVE
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Nol llilt COBRA CASK-See DIOGENES ' (irry OF LONDON ELM:IR/N.-THIS DAY. IM1)ERI 1L PARLIAMENT.
for Jeri I,lv A I rite :41, weekly. ..:
...;,,,,,,i, . ruvre,i for the proprietors by Pipe Brothirs, gs, At eleven o'clock this morning the rheriffa, Alder- --
or and o'l barn-tern
reni.tet-n .
man Carter and A Croll, Eat, having received the Queen's HOUSE OF COMMONS.-THIS DAY.
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BRISItIAS PRESENTIL-The exuberance of writ for the election of a lit ood , i., ru at two citizen to represent The hoes- met two o'clock pursuant to adjournment.
C ..Ur. amid , r gears,,,,,,,,ebny wbb.,,„,,be but the City of London in the room of Lord John Russell, pro- aad after the presentatiou of several petitions again ad.
toe .
_......etf0l to ditne to se eduove ostler the we of way mew* m•d.. ed. altreded by the end§ roiherie and Mr. Borndary jammed until to-morrow.
•••,,,;,"'.,,,, in ~..9.4. errs ai arentinn to Modern( the 04 et It Fatter, to the !mating. in the 0 iildPall, fur the purpou of
ri.- ...A that It tO LANOW MACArAR OIL. an erectile ntaki,g the usual pro clamations (or the holding such - __
...,-- -6‘. i :omit:tot rot of hair; ROW LAND(' biALYlnut. election.
"-..,„2,urt. e tar ills eon. Ole, and ht nnidwit. sad IIt.WIANI". Mr. Harker. by direction of the e`terilfs, having read the WRECK OF AN EMIGRANT SHIP AND
r,,:ifrt- / .• 0 Oen intr. Sr muftis( • prol.illte whiter. In
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fug in the wet i "'ldris sad @lliad prrut the' writ, read the proclamations, the ~ entre appointing Mon- LOSS OF FORTY-SIX LIVES.
few& '' '!'"!' h. . . b'•
Intelligence was received at Lloyd's this morning
. 0w.... •• I 0 0111.• of ~sty.
0- ....;j:, inir..!•le Uus, Lohno. Itesterldeparieri Untlistinon Tie proceeding to the election.
...-- ~ v,...,, , ~1 ,s.h ter. the tutor of • Iruhrlaw_ pcorlinc. that Copies of the proclamations were afterwards affixed at of the lose of the brig L,ui,a and Amelia, Carl Bartel°,
g tA, X.:, ..n the *rano . r Lea L-041111 by A. IlOwL a N.l and the entrance to the Guildhall, the Marmion•holue, and matter, of il.mburg, and bound from floashurc to Rio
olio0:nod:
boil;alie7cirepw,....segr,eir n
Ni,,,,, ~,...unibetbr.,,, a4n6d
pctili.ere.,weinre.
gib, atmosuoga. Lena" and ligNiesalits sa4 perfumer.. Itoyel Eschange.
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THE V • mut instsmarsv. __ - _ _ _
lki EMklcludieg the captain. are drowned. The catastriphe took
L moms et berm,. horror wised with pain to the j0,.n0 I. 'ZI MEI/ICA/El) CREAM-For all
SOUTHWARK ELECTION.-THIS DAY. place yesterdayunftnees. (Monday) morning, at 8 o'clock, in the
a ..as. r ...Marero'. isruh ..... or anythina r. imitato of sold. It West Bay of D
h' ;. r" 'T • ISS' '" s 'mg' .1' 4" to "^' •", l'insw°46A In the rhar' Mr. William Pritchard, the hiahlbailiff of South. -
2„..,,0,03 or missoft.: thereat ni di. es 011 to dry, that etn equal
..- rater...al tllkry. If tool trimly ia.mintla.el. on the Sect week, this tnnrning received the writ for the election of a
MINES.
~- '''' „with . warm or Sim bath. it wares as :rare dde reruns lit and proper person to represent this herough in puha-
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-,- red, %bruising a soul warmth nee. the Is.'s went in the room ~f Sir William Mulesw.irth, Dart.
, ...• of TM b it., thereby oreventing kern aid "At* El. The high bailie subsegututly proceeded to the Town MONDAY EVRRIXO.
6.... Be earn., 15 Tv3heone 3?en.050._... _
..._* Psi" soolled_____lol3.,_"" Hail and made the usual prorlaination, and flied Saturday There have been few transactions to-dry in the
' " .1 5i,,,i,...: ia tru:y et,neeing. In mom cameo inimir,e.te. neat, at 10 o'clock, fur the purpose of proceeding to sac market for mining rtock, which generally remains
n • Joins-v.l tril.nr.. awl .14 nuiamensevi M.llOOl. Inn'
;.... .... 1 11111 S Oat purg.u., Iw al enterers roars., the •Ar at election. unaltered. Enquiries have sprung up for the Crow
.:•...ti ;ones .tiendo n VI. en.. A '.,....nTrineass, nod tialleff, en in. --•
Hill Mine (an Irish adventure), the shares of which
us et the Oleo beau m4e lo o for the nor.. re pourers,.
geSolrlutthaeCtimveariknetthweago.ddeemidinedinlgishfirmarese,;
'i';; ones the cope of 4 slt-esso. fur wallet cement TILE REPRESENTATION OF SOUTHWARK. close at 231.11. Tincrofts left off sellers at 11.
• h.t to i Litnnat, It nli t . Viereby Niro sting it. l•
bunstuhleinfeseliwn
.:.• , eb-,•", ai a• ". deb"- *. 155 awl "I d'. c°6l". An influential meeting, convened by circular, of
.....taale Mat i• le ulter4 oil veer. by 11111•••IUMIVOIN t rpm/Jur ..._
in,f "doe d bd., did dd .441 p'e'e de mew f...a. ton !sadist eleston is the liberal interest of the Wreath of __. the
• ya, arm peepers gmenelbh chili lift., thee& that It Ards Southwask, was held last evening at the Qama's Heed
oaavaeraa, aassageneaaraltaaanveye Sattling
shall
have
haaa
gai
ur:. and so roily ahead be without 3.-11ra INIMIPANIVIIIIII end Inn, High-street, for the purpose of adopting the nutmeg is expected as the accounts
.N.,,,:..r.. %leas tlt end (U. 35. I(mA WI,I 11.W..._.. 1".:, 11211LInittn to secure the election of Sir William Molesworth, to hand are calculated to favour the speculation The
1.,,,' t,. by .1..8 It 4 .874 la V '''''. at is:eto St• r. 1., win. ha It. 1 whom, 22.4 had been deatrol rue snt by hi. accepting the em iry to-day Want hietly for Colonial Gold, and. Port
-.nt !el...tat lln and I:. nub, with direct, a.: and Metro.
Phillip,u Nouveau Monde, and West Mariposa being
".. ' • dram mbar. T. :2... i.ay J.. ..mg (..m.,. “IfiCe of Chi. .f Commissioner of Public Works in the new
i., . ;.,..a, ea.
tie wad mem ef the kludens. adnsiniatration.
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WeTreheweakr,e; of the old Australian Copper Company
lARLOW'S NSW IN- bonen(
it J. which
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rtiepi.r.n..epati,di,telirearinsttioi neson7robzihna,
prominent
...„ II MINMDINILIP-ACTINO Inmost no
The non-official quotations are :-Peel River (New
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1.4.41.11,1tuir
44:::,.V1toth•Tiirtitqti.ars:' position hi thy government of the country, hoped they
would so mark their approval of the course he had petered
l from esannise lad we isel.l in eleststent as to a d.
o return him in a manner that would do credit to Agricultural), 14 to 13 prem.; Nugget Vein Company,
2 5'5- $ rat the ler pir dabs drawn aa good a. nte boi-0.4)1. 3$ to 4 prem.; Burns Creek Gold, 4to 1 prem.;
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Sir WILLIAM MOLIArdIITH briefly adareeed the meet- Australian Consuls, 4 dia. toe prem.; Australian
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) ' int. With other leading Otrnibill of the reform party in Mutual, 1 to 1 prem.; Waller Gold, ito i
the Howe of Comment, he had taken office,
,11111111111 --.. that he might be of sonic service in promoting thehappi-
-36 the hope Kenmore, tto 1 prem.; South Cork Copper, retosa4
prem.; Glenaulin, i to 3, prem.; Connemara, I to 1
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nem and prosperity of the notion. Beyond the satisfaction mosog
of knowing thst hls riperi nee had been thought worthy of Prem.; Carbery West, 1 to 4 prem.; West Par COR-
N securing in carrying on the government of the country, he Mils, 1 to i, prem.
bad no redivide al or other inter, .t to
t - 1' tee NM; warrimsa le repay Its met in mike, he hal not compromised soy political opinions he THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoca.
- 4. i . two owes of 00 ; Wei,.
_4.. 144 au. had hitherto expressed ; and be would add that• had he The gold mining share market is rather better to- -, 11 0,04,1=a.,..181 dorm 1.-•ili .w9l" , ieldkil upon some points which he entertained with much A ,_ ,- v • • brisk, .
me uay, altnougn cruelness is not owing to the
:.t. ..... ~,,b.--iiiiz, whiii ii-Lii-4 1:, sincerity, lie might have before this been a member of her
settling, which is very heavy, and causes great de-
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_,.. the top et No Nagie (IWO ban • bowed. Majesty's government. Ile owed iiisseb of his position is
• r - per thednetbenhanNitint Mr nabs. life to the support which he had uniformly met with from mend for money, being in progress. Agar Fries
, through hard* ark 1 theliqww the elector. of Southwark, and be believed that they would have risen to 11 prem., and Australian freehold and
-.. ; so rua sit *ads ; Miss the lop Islam, not deer hie endeavour to strengthen a party sod secure to Yuba River are inquired for.
:-. tmon deems some. •
'Alum ihm,.w. 11. Des mum thh nation a sosad and woeful government such an act as Australian Agri ,
cultural shares *mark 2,15 to 275
Menet. Mannon.honse. lrow, woul.l &until@ him to a renewal of their coubdenee. (TM
lower; South Australian land, 53.
meow and Oa* Orialliattrer. lam. he.. baronet was warmly applauded.) being
What 1320-M.B. No taps see mama, sm. 919.144 with has Mr. Knorr and Dr. Biwa to appropriate speeches, then
owe owl sildries. moved and wooded the following resolution :-" That in lip Shim., I I Irma I Mee
~.„.6.6...,"'""_....."'"' `...,"............'"dm5i °6,....,_.,_t°666•6_,..6°a6•„„Mr616.6...„ ....„" the opinion of this meeting the searpanee of office by Sir Mex.. !P.N. basMeday.l tansy.
tw•won.t..;""nruira %"./.. 7rehid•-•-t—1t.,.:v....i."'""" ''"'l,l,,,'''''' •'"...,,,"''' William Molesworth in the adwinistfttioa of the Earl of ----
0111,111r.xv, at id. sod lin per inert lb
Aberdeen is a sure gasnatiee to the liberal Constituency of MOW I Linn Pew all llnafl 2 I e
MOAN toe. time, t;s:ismiliiis ...• all 1 w 11.1. he merles were mash elinnnnind sad ne-TYgn.ta Its Southwark of tee coward protegee and steady development „bib .„ ~4.0.,
... I rear 'intuit's. Semina 11. Pr Mt M both civil and religious liberty. R.eogai.ing in Sir RO4l ; fAd„did:
•••••• 5 IC lal i
William a long tiled, faithful, end bleated representative, .8... n. I A5n0,,223 &mug.,
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gall i I pa I.
LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S ADDRESS whose honesty, cossisteney, and administrative ability hive teases I Aostrara rarer o
rejected honour upon the electors of Soothwark, this Kew I left Mans
10 TEL ELECTORS OF 'THE CITY OF LONDON. meting of his constituents hails with the liveliest &mishit- 2;91:::.° ; 115171.16'."`"I I.i'AL'll63l 'III hno If I
—•- ties that those talent., principles, and opinions, witkla have Mom as !IleritlaaP.Ow.C4'.l( 411 I 4 I
tient:emen,-Having contributed by my vote to wi long mused fur him a parliamentary reputed.° sufficient creel ss i Le..caddddcdd.l di 1 g a
the overthrow of the admiseetratios of Lent Derby, 1 have re to re for Southwark long to desire him as its represents- Ite al m) laa. Cl. J oho el Sr: 116 fie If, zd NI n a
comal.red it my duty to maim, when staled urn by icy tine, ars now about to be matured in deliberate judgment Brims I Carms'a Creek i t IMs
Sovereign, in the formation of a new ministry. I have felt and receive emaidelation, value, and weight is the coma. 04" ea Oates Copper lan ;se 43
it incumbent upon me, in order to give to the country the vile of Mr Majesty mid in the government of the country. 166...°°6 6 C'Smusl 644 ••••••••••• I 14 Si 26. 11 ii i
i o:Z.--..... 1 r""agabostralloooappeo all" i 111 Si
re 4 114
fol: drama's of a liberal policy, to siok those personal This meeting, therefore, is furthering those great feuds-
pretensions which my position might have entitled me to mental principles of electoral reform, popular rights, and NAM N .Omani .... .. ;MI - - I
Nrm. I haft consequently aetvpUid office ander the Earl educational p 'on, so long, so ahly,and so constitution- 30,000 ue4de. trionuon. .... IWI Me i Wel
of Aherdees, upon whose upright character and ealightened ally advocated by Sir W. Molt:swarth, contrasting his past 'Mt Grand Duchy of Soden all . par pm 1
TU.,' I place the greatest reliance. My scat is therefore services with pre-ent profemions, they have every confidence ,zrz,-. Gnat refroth....... ' all 11 Ipa
molt. in his RAI and integrity, both as • minister of the crown and --47,...0 rk•ubidra""'"•• '''''' Nu ' Pal II
, all . 1 pea IS
I 1.. r. dale of novelty to add to the declarations I ad- member of the government, and hereby pledge themselves boom leasdoaltealtero. Gond, '
stewed te you on the tlud of May. previously to the Inv collectively and individually to use every legitimate mean. (Aerie Crushing Lai.' aU 4 I
pure' election. I then said that I could have so Maks- to enure his triumphant return again to parliam,nt. as the MOAN Nariquita
nee in accepting the challenge, to decide dully, corn• tried and faithful reformer, the tree and consistent repre- Iroo I 1110110r16111-Aawlsks' 9 44 54
plrt,4y, and coaelu.ively the coolest between protection sad sestative of the great majority of the skaters of the borough do,' lee New Gr.,' de
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!hemp Monde
free trade. That content has been decided, Sadly and eon. of Southwatt." (Applause.) WASS PartPtillne - 1 24 24 1 e
thisively. in fawner of free trade. I that sold, and I now The CMAISMAN then put the moieties, and declared it rale Hanna hawk oll 4 I tar
moat that the commernal policy of the last ten yearn was adopted. NAM MO Rhyming 1n5.....,
sot so tea to be mitigated, but a good to he intended- Another motion, recommending the appointment of die. .7z., = ...lOtot
4.440% ls It s 4
not an unsure and donations policy, which ought to be trim committee., having also been put and carried, the I,',:bn~ "
I rub Art/Altso .- al 4 4 it
restr,ed, altered, or modified, but a jut and hem& meeting broke up. te'Ve le To Croft . I It It r. -'
hal system, which should be supported, stnattlimed, As will be seen ia the parliaftentary report, the writ was at.ift meet Usited Noakes
sad uphe..l. lad .1 at the same time to the legal 'moved for and issued last evening, and it is thought that MAN I ~vat Slarimen
difficulties and expenseswhich clogged the transfer of the aosiastion may take place about Saturday. As yet no l'ou'eu 3 Tabs ._....„..„• 1 I I 9,:, 11
Lad, the complicated machinery of the custom' depart- seemd candidate hr appeared tummies% the representation.
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went, sa I the remaining burdens and restrietiome ea the There has Into some talk about opposition, but nothing
gip, mg interest definite has maligned. REPRESENTATION or Linne.-lin the event of a
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I hay. dale of novelty to add to the declarations I ad-
d/need to you on the 22u,1 or May. previously to the lice
parrM election. 1 then said that I could gave so hes:te-
ase in accepting the challenge, to decide finally, tom-
plet.sly, and ermelasively the coolest between protection end
bee trade. That contest has been decided, finally and con.
darnel,. in fewer it free trade 1 then said, and I now
meat, that the coninserel policy of the lout ten years wee
got en evil to be mitigated, but a good to be 'abraded
Mt ea sissies sad dii.astrous polity, which ought to be
reversed, shared, or modified, but • jut est benefi-
cial system, which should be supported,
and uph,.d. I ad .1 at the on tinuelitillertipi
difficulties and espouses which deep" Idle Ilmillie et
Led, the complicated machinery ilr MID suleme'llepol►
nett, sa I the remaining burdens sad marietiess sa Mr
ship, U( indwell.
Now, as then, 1 am prepared to attempt the removal if
these imp. dullesa to the increase ..f Gar prosperity.
Now. sr then, I am prepared to attempt the relief Odra
portico of our fillowouillicts who are still ea=
Wit religions belief from political privilege*. I
a santuihe hope of tureen in that eadeavour.
I then staled that the progress of the working dim
is knowledge and ictilligence ought to be
by as increased share at political power. w. I"Mhinne
aware bow difficult • tack it is to adjust, in say oft a
reprteestatiott, the respect sine to anklet pme-iptles with
the turns of advancing trade, incr.:meal popular/us, mad
growing intelligence.
To this task the ministry of the Earl *I Abscissa wfil
anxiously apply tiumselves. A unarm ed m elimlb Ma
penance requires from the government WM mot &Abe.
Mgr eoniideratma before any measures are submitted Is
parliament.
By mining the administration of Lord Aberdoes I believe
that I shall best promote the cause to which my polities'
hfe hui bees devoted— hat of rational and ealightemed
Fromm It is to program that all oar drone will be
directed.
I look to the extension of (duration, of dun awl rel 4
(lions liberty, of coining rciol freedom and of political *Mk
taiisse
lie the true In ens of petiervi &en institutionn Midst
which we have er.joyi.d so meeks .
I have the honour to be, dames,
Your grateful sad ellelkst savant.
Cheshana-place, 1./cv. 27, 1832. J. StriSILL.

REPZESENTATION OP LIEDS.—In the event of a
vacancy la this borough by the re-appointment of the
Right Hon. H. T. Raines to the Presiding of the Poor
Law Board, it is expected that the right hon. pnUonian
will be reelected without opposition. He is highly popu-
lar with all parties.
ACCIDENT ON THE COVENTRT AND LEAMINGTON
RAlLWAT.—Yeetardey morning an accident hennaed OS
this branch, owing to thaincesoust rains, by whim& she fret
down Lelia wee thrown of the rails near Kenßeerth, by
which Daniel Mills, the driver, bad WO his hap brokes.
The steam wee instantly turned of by the lreaan, who
escaped unhurt; sad except a few healer sad the fright
compeqweas upon sash alt OCCIITTBOOI, DO hljllly was incurred
by say of the panniers. The train, after a ehort delay,
prossieded on its way to Coventry, where Mills was taken
to the hospital. no poor fellow in addition to his broken
limbs, has received internal injuries, and leers are eater•
tained of a fatal tannination to the owe.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Dsc. 27.
We have been visited by another tempest, equal
in violence to that of Saturday morning, but exored-
iog it so much in duration that the former seemed
only • passing gust compared with the terrific storm
which has been raging since about ten o'clock last
night, and which, while I write (between 7 nod 8
o'clock, a.m.) still blows with unabated fury. Coming
into town this morning I saw a noble elm torn up by
the roots, and it can be easily imagined that the
streets are not in a very secure state with falling
slates and chimney-tops. As the wind is nearly due
west, and therefore blowing off the land, few of the
skipping diameters, which must be the inevitable re-
' molts of this fearful gale, may be expeov.ed to occur
as this portion of the Irish coast ; and at this early
War I have not been able to ascertain whether much
amp has been sustained by the shipping in the
eiese. It is most improbable that the express
minim will venture out from Kingstown this morn-
i•=eh weather, and if she should, it seems at.
IN V imputable that with the mountain-high seas
sie mast anewenter, she could reach Holyhead in
time he the weal train.

Icrimant Dana.,
*Cat=MOMS, ishientheaaptea gateau fur Mareallea,
readinen mem the rate Malta ;o• the
276 ream% ender the my WUs naafi asatraet.
CANNON, the Tulin mho indicted injuries so
pearly fatal spew the 'Nihau.. Dwyer, was en Wednee•
day file•Wd is tine Mind prima Dram Newest', to ra-
dar. the Am Men of hie pima swear, whisk is twelve
alentia' deist seguete assimement. He appears ia good
health, aad hie general dewiness, evinces • dim:eldest to
succumb to the esteditleiss of hie well merited posishaest.
Tit* two GM dewed his semeates will campy twelve years
to complete, el, ens year in aelitadr, aad the remainder
is the quarries, sr other equally severe labour. And,
should hie easdnet sot be is ell reunite ezentplary
during that period, Norfolk Island will inevitably be hie
does.

8007 E EAnw RAILWAT.—Cienet treat receipts
teethe week aiding Dee.2s, 1852, 14,14148 a 7d.; eerreepeed-
hag week last year, 11,1181. Ils. Bd. Inatome in ISA
CM. 161. I Id.

THE EARTHQUAKE AT KARILLA.—We have been
fanned, says the Comb 011uditreion, with the following
=l..Mooing the esethqsake at Manilla. The
ht Mania Is Need On Bth and 12th :—On the
11th Whet mouth a nee lessfel earthquake was exped-
ient, ban The AN and nut severe shock was felt about
half.p six la the swag. I was in company with two
yes n Open& Males We were sitting la the front of the
wimpy kaki we the bay, end everything was very
phsesess and bow, whoa I was suddenly startled by seeing
the IN yergagWree spriag up, exclaiming, " Troubles,
Tntablema,"ami Ignmsdiately rushing to the door. At the
mown I AM an Id the vibration, but in a snood or
two everythiaimbeess le shake to such an extent as almost
preveated us slaßiletg. I horned them quiskly into
IMgmia. the Wrest, INN henediately fell on their knees,
praying and tighllf . It was a ntosaent of veers
trial ; the earth lees all under as, and we could hear
the Nesse eseeldai el The shock enthused for
about thorn TISIBTOIN but ANN that time all the honors
of engehisty presseted thameenes, from the feet that we
did an Mew when W lee ate salty. The house may
twain sod OTSOII es j the seen nay epee and close ups
tot sae NO, I Wen, the pastel feeling. !rest the
Mt she& till Noel close ,'deck et night, we
lad a repetitious of shocks non or lea streets than the
area; and I an fully penteeded that had a se-
cond rmearred equal is Ong* the half of Manilla
would have been in nin. This wish of the two princi-
pal churches fell in with a head mesh, carrying with them
the walls and several Mama new. As yet we have heard
,el only by or eve lives Wag lest. In my opinion the
I MOM of the earthquake wee tie let of the volcano of Taal
being closed for the last hundred years ; but dace the
earthquake we were all again startled by a lout report,
like that of artillery, but which proved to be the opening
of the crater of that moustain, which has since been in
active epgration, and I have hope that we will not have a
revival olthe earthquakes, sad that I may never again ex-
pellent such dreadful feelings. At one place, about 20
miles from Manilla, the earth opened several hundred feet
is length, and about 18 Inches wide, sad threw up • con-
siderable •
quantity of Eno black end. sash se bed never
before been men In the neiethewheted, Nan awed the
ground to a great extent. whet the wan lif the end is,
I cannot yet say, not having saga say, hut I shill eadeavour
to and you sore of It. Vends senng le Manna ex-
perienced the shock at sea, as WW/11 bat an& es a seed
reef. A brig of ours let go her imam is deep MOW, Old
lost it, imagining she was en Neel. The shells Mt et an
were from RD to 100 miles from Mealliadist an tae We
10 or 16 ',oaths main of UMW& Oa the 116 of CNN it
(this morning) we had evaitlier sheep shank at Meet half-
pest are o'clock. I was awakened by ay bailed ANN,
shaking leader we, and quickly drama, sad In NI el the
house. It lasted but a few nlarts•