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The following particulars of the devasta-
tion produced by the storm which occurred
in the Canary Islands. we obtain from a late
Havana paper. It is copied from private
lctter.-Three vessels were lost at Santa
Cruz, with three men. On shore, many
houses were inundated. At Candelaria two
houses were destroyed with bridge, pri-
son. the castle, with eight meu. At Guim-
ar, or six persons, eight houses and farm
houses in the vicinity. At La Guancha, $50
houses, with nearly all the inhabitants. At
Oratava l02 men, women and children, and
5s7 domestic animals, brsides rs houses ru-
ined and IA destroyed.