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The EARrHQuAKE.-This morning, few minutes
(say three minutes) before o'clock, an earthquake
of very considerable violence experienced in
this city and vicinity. We have heard from Cam
bridge, Newton, Lynn, Nahant, Salem, Beverly,
Westboro', and Worcester, and in these places the
houses were shaken, windows and doors ratified,
bells were rung, and the slumbering we're walked up.
The vibrations do not appear to have been preceded
or attended by that rumbIing sound which usually
accompanies earthquakes. The sound, as it ap-
peared to US, was more like that produced by the
sudden and violent motions Of person in an al
joining room, or in the chamber overhead. Some
say there we're two three successive shocks, but
to us it rather appeared like continued jar or
shock of considerable violence. The magnetic in-
tensity at the Observatory at Cambridge, was great
ly disturbed by the shock. The vibrations appear
ed to be in direction north and south, and to have
continued for second or two. We shall look
with interest for news from South America, which
will probably bring us the intelligence of severe
earthquake in that section Of the world the effects
Of which we have slightly felt--Boston TravsHsr,
.9ug. 95.