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Earthquake.-A letter from Porto Cabel- To, dated 29th November, to gentleman in Boston, speaks of the Earthquake experien- ced the 25th of that month, as the most so- we're one that had been known nthat quarter was done. It occurred between one and two o'clock in the morning. Men, women and children ran into the streets naked, and sur rounded the churches, which were thrown open to them :; and so great vas the excite ment, that many people were afraid to sleep in their own houses on the following night. The letter states that three or four evenings after the earthquake, "gr.nd catholic pro sessions, bearing Christ ana the Virgin Mary, proceeded through the streets of Porto Ca bello, imploring mercy.' It was thought some of the towns on the coast had suffered eeyerely