New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-26
lsars, the Captain CT which says that he heard moth

lears, the Captain ci which say lhat nc heaiu Ho'
log o the gale
Her Spanish Majcsty's brig OF war Cubano, which
sailed on the same day a. consort to The hiaiI,
wss wrecked Yesterday afternoon at 4, upon lie
Bacuranao. All the officers and men saved, except
one artillery man. named Estrada.
The ssagI-r Nstcnez is ashore al the Cemen'eTo
Of the Marines.
The scacJn~r cf war Isera has lost her Inas,s.
Al ha vessels OF war, well as meTcaaii'n@D,
hav. suffered more or less.
Below is st Of vessels lost in this La' ne ;.i
as Is known the oice Of the Captain oi ils 'JTi
Schoone-s Paq1e, De Bans, Bn5r;rita. Manria i:ch
Art5ncn Gsrmt. Mirerva. Vic'oti7. M2retea Feiez l.
ssia ilouts, Ai9nlene,s. Cio''ica poaeel ts ez a
Flor re Regn Evira Lore 20 VWeiH. Panehiis Florida
Espeasrxa. Bi.a Dolores UnIon, EpeGcza Rosanto, San
tr4rcico. isahee,". and nineteen other schoorer'
B-ig--iusnt., Union, s.iaana' Lsonda' lcni' ie'e'a
G-fe ~ Nina. lnd li9cp Juir.
w.eeE n The sae Of the "a last on Pa:i the mouth
4 M b,.e s bs ' % hs AZ Al m pubc BIZ @
Van trndon 50 60 she stood The crew Of ta vessel
The Amef shp EbEo. which .aed from New Orleans lea for
Havee wrecked the D0nt OF ado near to this port
rne Spaai.h brs Zr-goztnc winch seed the 4ti
c. Capan Gnt crew with the exception II thee) sgvsi
The vessel. OF injured uGc-tfleaie i,a" 20. INJURED
IL merchan, vessels. rnn njure; ooh nen and hrIeiun
gale of the "a she Tn stoa Of ,ne Thu ana carried aws5
90, bosi and had her chimney blown down he Baz3r
uttered IN er .lde ina M ,,sg pf ,ns
oor in. boat The pon,on Nlnre lost her cuhead Ihe
nfts lIucc" lost only her .smbuo. nnd boat injured
The afaa,can IN hg'bor have NJ suffered slnre
or les. ram so 10 sgJ 1he Mary Shields .!'c ci
aysana:. eSpo,ed iu:!ne h. storm sac II
jurcd much Il aofe. Khan .ny her hnerar vessel
irs iI Of Eew Orleans. ,;rjred IN The htNt saie by
Sp,nl Of sr)r ce'e1 rteat inury ION the oowph
she buique Loua Gulegar ihia6elphll Injured con.i-
'lH sbe s.; Nay. from New Orleans at al Injured
ChrNcp Coon from NV Yotf pa,'Sd par chains END ore'
Brig rshtu il'mon. OF Buslvn. wn' run Ou o oy Enf
Of war sssnsI and h$d e' ma s1a "a sa
neshp iunep ',o'don esqy ID" B Boion go; ash"iri eu
he cif asso Ii from ooc Had 10 throw eve 51,d
part n ler deck load oi coom To-day survey "l oe hn
lS sh fchr Vixen entered our hator to-day os pro
fess nre entertained or the American brig EGpcleon Cap.
Bar Of o,ton winch vessel n 1prciei he. from Camn
commencement, OF The gale
STILL LATER.-HAvASA, Oct. 1th.-Arrirnl Of
The Spanish Mail Packet Ell Corro.'-'I hanks lu
rue AI-PoweIui! Let appreciation be- extended TO
lhe Captain, TO The experienced mates and hardy
crew OF the packet Correo, No. 3. This vessel,
which all believed to be lost in consequence of her
sailing Oh the day OF the Storm entered the harbor
this day at 10 O'Clock A. NJ by the aid Of the regu
lar steomer Christina, which was sent 10 her assist
ance. The Corleo did not continue her voyage on
account OF having lost her top-gallant-masis and
jIb boom, and the bowsprit working loose; also nav
ing shipped some water from the storm, and having
had great portion Of her provisions washed over
board from the deck. There no lives lost, bu1
all are much atigued and several severely bruised,
the purser being very badly wounded They losl
sight Of The brig Cubano, watch went out 10 convoy
lheR NJ about ?. NJ. just as tbegan 10 grow dark.
FROM MATANZAS.
In hietnnzas the hurricane commenced on the
4th, and continued with scarcely any intermission
until night. A great many dwellings, molasses and
sugar houses are blown down, and there is scarcel,
roof in the place that has escsped the effects Of the
gule.
Yesterday morning the rivers of San Juan and
Yamuri swollen 10 degree never before seen.
carving every thing they met before them, and
some OF the tdices on their margins were blown
10 En the rush OF waters finished what The gale had
lett The supposed amount OF sugar lost in these
,uiidings on lie margins is 3 Ot0 boxes. The sora
houses OF Alessrs. Domingo A!iama and Julian Al
onso being very strong built ped deslruction
The loss oi lives is said 10 consist of 5 lancers
victims of the ial OF teir barrack, women and
man twhiles) killed; negroes drowned in the Ojo
luny more would have pershsd had il not been Ter
the strenuous efforts OF many persons who on horse
back placed their lives in danger TO save their iel
low beings who renamed in their dwellings too long
10 be saved on foot.
In TIE bay of Maarzas the damages have indeed been grea
Spanish BRIG Snhina bouni Bremen 65l boxes Of su
car board The American brls siara Teresa. which
his from going on shore. The taraue Ann Louisa
Capt, SNOW Of Gston was thrown ugon The rocks but this
The Hamtug ship hdolpho. which c'oed her register
he eth nit for hamburg. on and5nnk and they are dis
The Cardena,. the American ship Washington
The American thp Ontario and the schrs Pawucke Rob-
Mills. and Palestine. and the English corvette Eliza
upon the bar III three feet water.
The coasnc schoone az on Shore les injured
Ine bridge OF Yamu has suffered some and that Of San
jun. is net allowed 10 be passed.
the damage, which is universally ftlf, is great
i1caiculsble, and the information from the country
most heart-rendiEg Every thing-canes, plants,
vegetables, &c.-hos suffered.
Eroai all parts We continue to receive accounts OF
the terrible storm. In San Antonio de Banos great
many houses have fallen. The theatre and The
tower Of the church are ruined. 1t is said that three
or four lives are losi-Onc oi them, youth OF u
years. crushed by the falling walls. In the District
ar County OF Canoa, seven leagues from Havana
tho hurricane has made great destruction O; houses
windows and trees. A letter from that place says
that the town of Najsy is wholly blown down, eI
cepng The church, the curatel, and three sores, in
whicn the neighbOrs took refuge. This town con-
sisted 81 81 houses come OF soGe, but most OF wood
snd plaster.
On The coffee estate Destino, TIE negro houses
ha, q disappeared; und the dwelling is much shat
I'd and l:a:tein, shrub, trse .ruit any kind
is l,i From Santiago DE- las Vegas they write that
the gsnpes tuuus winos swept death and d.siruc-
rion for the space Of II houFs bsginnirg at p. NJ.
oi The ilh and throwing 10 considerable ii .tanceS
doors. windows bnic'nes, niast-rs Of the barrack,
qrG cou-r house; ard in private dwellings throwing
dovc wcll., unrooins buildings, stc e,c, At every
tourco!rers az t. sqnare the windS formed whiri-
winds END ur- n1 tees by their rcoIs and branch.s
Ib- less of lie in this district boppy to say Is
only one.
la the small tawr of San An.onio Ch;quijo
scarcely hcuse 6:daCs and on the esla;s OF Mise
rcordia, ali thrown dosr, kiliug three negroes
and wouGding six others.
Ga the c,tf-e estate Candala,i4, miles from Ba-
tabauo, the hurricane was ilt with as great force as
IN havBra. All the houses Of ordinary conslruc-
;iop, and many oi stone an6 mortar, Gown. The
dwellings have suffered much. The wads have
thrown all dnsn except the coffee bushes, and those
are much injured.
z. P.S-lh- spanish Correo is advertised to sail
;or CaCiz on TIE 9Th inst.
The Captain General has decreed that in conse-
querce OF the effect OF the hurricane, the persons
sho own wooden houses injured by the storm, may
repair them ~i,h wood, il they are TOO poor 10 build
with stene aud mortar. This decree has made The
Captain General very popular among all CLASSES
He has likewise Gecrred that boards, planks, win