SALEM, SEPT. II, 1905.
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SALEM, SEPT. 27i 1906.


Capt. Williams, from Legharn, further
informs, that I" the conduit of the SPaniih
gun boats in the gut Of Gibraltar, towards
Americans, continued to be extremely inful-
ting and injurious. They board and plum
der cur vehels, and on The leaft opPoGtion
threaten the people with death The maj
ter of the iowa, Of this port, was threatened,
with drawn cutlais at his throat. IN ihort
from the mgny infances of this kind which
are related, il feems as if :hey ConGdered
the expected war between Spain and Ame-
rica as already begun.


I" Indeed from the aggrellions Of the
French and Fnglilh, the unfetted accounts
with Spain on the fcore of their Old dsPre-
-dations, and the recent renew al Of the fame
fcenes, and he iGpute with the Bey Of
Turis, our colamerce f1ems to be in haz-
ardous ltate, and TO demand al tic I1iii Of
cur government TO extricate il from the
difficulties in which it is involved.


"The laf poit from Naples Be ore Capt.
w. left Leghorn, brought the diitreling
tidiHgs Of terrible earthquake which had
CilIOYNu nlAOIC tOHll IA l4iC l$@iAOO- llNOA
of that city, and by which two thcuiand
perfons were fuppofed 70 have pelihed
and that the Ggps Of further thocks cotia
ped, 70 that the greatef conformation and
alarm prevailed in Naples, and the idEabi-
tants had crowded on board the (hippinz,
from an apprehension that thar city would
be involved in the deftru6tion and the vel-
fes, from the fame apprehension, had
thought it prudent 10 haul off from the
mole, ard drop down inte the bay, to Be
more fafc from its effects"