THE FIRE AT VERA CRUZ.
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BY the schr. Gazette, arrived at the port
Of Baltimore, on Saturday last, from Havana,
letters have been received which contain the
intelligence of the destruction of the Gus
tom House at Vera Cruz, by fire, together
with the immense amount of merchandise
contained in it. The news was brought tc
Havana on the oath April, by French
vessel from Vera Cruz. A letter from Ha-
vana, states, that the official account of the
fire had been received there, and that it had
originated from design. This letter says
the loss in property consumed was sepera
millions ofdoiiarS.