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shifted and became dead head again
Trouble was now complete-no abatement
of wind or sea-sickness. Dinner was serV'
ed up, and four or Ave besides the YANKEES
appeared to partake. 1t was much the
same food as had been furnished at oreak-
fast. Some paid for their dinner; and one
agreed to pay if he need eat none. ne
scene in the cabin continued unchanged
The young Spanard was unceasing IN ms
assurance to the old lady that she would feei
so much better after she got well-as the
negro did who beat his shins because they
felt so much better after they had done ach
ing. At length we found ourselves BACK IN
the harbor of Mdtanzas. The rain com
menccd again.-Thosc who had umorei-
las, could in a slight degree protect them
selves in the small boats. But the MAJORITY
after being sick all day. and wet through at
evening, regained the shore, and waited
three DAYS more for the wind, and gong
through many of the same things, Oh board
the boat a second time, reached Havana III
safety. Persons travelling for pleasure, are
recommended to these Spanish boats.


" Y. Statesman.