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terrible explosion Of powder mill at Stancho,
near Smyra. We learn from the Courier des
Etats Unis, that the houses within the enclo-
sure OF the citadel are all demolished, and those
outside are, without exception, damaged. The
day afterwards they had counted fifty dead
and two hundred wounded The explosion
was so violent that eight boats in the harbor
were submerged The house OF Mr.. Dave
nanl, French consular agent, though situated
at great distance, Had its furniture all de
stroyed, and one Of the servants killed This
event IS atrlbutej Is The rashness OF an officer
who was making One preparations IN room
next to the powder. Strange to say, the invo
luntary author Of the calamity, although the
most exposed, has escaped with life, but be
reft OF reason.