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bruised. A severe shock has not been felt
here until now, since the year lSo5.-hoout
six years ago, there was slight one out no
injury was done. Many who are here, ana
were at Caracas during the great earth
quake there, say that this shock was mucn
more severe; but the houses being better
built here, the injury has been less.


Half mast fiye.E-I have been taking ano-
ther survey, and was surprised to find that
hundreds of families are sending beds and
bedding out into the plain, and are erecting
booths there for the night. All fear another
shock. : m


18th, twelve O'Clock, noon-The night
has passed quietly, and the alarm is subsld-
ing.