VOLUME 7.-NUMBER G
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lhe inhabitants of those VILLAGES i -.


department which have suffered tho Ioa., @


have assembled by order of the Gu" ,O"s'


men'' with spades and picks, to Sis;U,s,


the bodies. They are now hard At wort


ana VIII continue digging while necesso.
ry People perished in the streets in ,So
Plazas, and in the churches. All onr rro,
visions are beneath the ruins, and IVA 90
suffering horrible state of want which
Is likely TO continue for The fences, HAVING
oeen thrown down The cattle are dest row.
ing uli they can reach. In Turidaba.
fresrlos, Carriage, Paraiso, Uiamss and
even 10 the vicinity of Martina, there ;s
not lelta shingIe shed and in every ono
OF the valleys and on the haciea1aS. ws
md dProPortonato destruction.


From San Jose to this place, and to Ala.
Juela, the ruins is considera bic. In San
Jose number of villages was thrown
down, and those houses that are s,andino
are unlnhabltabe. We are harlly bet'
ter oil IN this city. and AIauhala has far.
ed worse thar we have. Tranouilin,
Bonllla and his family are among thosa
taken from the ruins. They are alive
but bruised and crippled. The number
Of sufferers is very great. Bodies are
1lslntered that cannot be recognized.
Shapeless masses aud headIess trunks
every thing in horrible confusion. I'm
10 the present moment there has been no
eruption from tho neighboring Volcano
ne shocks continue without cessation,
and no one can tell how it will end.


The great shock took place at 6 o'clock
OH the morning Of the 9Th of September.