The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-16

.eheiDs vth eud report. IAe shsts alas Their
state d things lasted not merely for ave ninatse-sa
hour daybat for successive days; for these rshHul
tsst . az hour passed he
ground did not heavs and shaks, In the heaviest
manner and then lighter but that dst.ust and
Who partly wholly ruined without hsbitatsons, shell
erine 10 bamboo huts look forward to tbs gloomsst
the blow which they have received.
During these esrh and se, quakss, which last, how
TO the south tide Of Great Bsndas Gunong Apl was u
eoent and no alteration was observed in the smoke pro
TIE accounts from the islands Roseneein ann were
tragical and the destruction there not less
great The spice parks Kelie and Noorwegsn on Great
fell in and present there not more than two habit
able houses in Nera The resdency house has suffered
much Rock and earth slips from the Papsnberg occurred
The disastrous accounts had been recsived from
Ceram An earth and seaqoake had also occurred there
on the Goth November, and caused great damage The
heavy rollers Of the had swept away the on
the beach, and throw more than a hundred prahus
shore, Of which a number had been Destroyed while
many persons fell victims to this terrible commotion of
nature.
From Amboyna we also learn that on the morning OF
the Goth November about half past the earthq uake
felt in direction from N E. to ". W., with du.
ration of about five minutes. This preceded on the
10Th by slight shocks. The disturbance Of the
also took place but not to such destructive aud heavy
extent as at Banda, although on the same day Very
little dam caused The accounts from the sa uds
near Anboyua are not favorable Nearly all expe-
rieDced the extraordinary commotion both of ana
land The houses Saparua, and many natl re boats
seriously injured, and very heavy loss has been
caused.
At Ternate well Bachan tao heavy shocks Of
earthquake felt the 26th November at o'clock
in the morning and at the last place they
for days but without doing any damage
mt cit her place. The weather generally calm aud
although the ountain Of Ternate did give
smoke than usual subterranean noise heard in It,
but not very loud
The earthquake which occurred Batavia and Bulten
zorg the night OF the Goth of December also felt
in the residences of Krawapg Magelang Bantam Banyu
MAS, Taes and Pekaongan and in the Lampong dis
tricts Cholera had broken out at Paang, and number
of persons had died.
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