BpAzos SANTIAGO. Dec. 1s. 1s4s
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 have another marine casualty to report before leaving this place-whch you will perceive have not yet done contrary to all my expectations. "To morrow and to morrow' is still the word. But to tho casualty

 About I2 o'clock, M. to day, as the IT. s. steamer Gopher was crossing the bar, laden with provis &c., bound to the mouth of the Rio Grand, she grounded The De Rossett promptly despatch ed to her aid, but could render no efficient assist ance, The G. had sprung leak, and in about two hours totally disappeared. She to drift in- to about three and a half fathoms water, when her chimneys. masts and every thing disappeared out of sight. Fortunately not Il life was ost-the De Ros sett having taken every person of when she was found to be in a sinking condition.

 The Gopher had on board when she went down 264 bbls of pork, A bbs of bread IA bbls of pick les, 64 bbls of vinegar, 6 bales of oakum, 2 coils rope and bundles of sIeel-all the property of the United States If |" Uncle Sam'' was d rich man, this would be pretty place break him. The beach and bar strewn with wrecks in all dlrec- tons.

 The pio, boat Ariel was also lost at the same time and place. Two men, Capt. King and sailor, were in her; they also picked up by the De Rossett. heavy sea struck the boat and literally broke her to pieces. l was witness from the sand hills. at a short distance, of the scene of de- s,ruclion.

 am off to morrow for Tamplco, sure Yours in haste. F. A. L.