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KEY VISTA correspondent of the Charleston Mercury at Key West, under date of October 26th, says thore had been very heavy gale of wind along the coast, in which the schooner Columbia, Porter, master bound from Boston for Mobile with an assort- ed cargo, driven the reef near Key West, and thrown ashore on Woman's Key ,one ofthe group of mule keys at the entrance of the harbor, where she now lies in 2a or 3 feet water. The cargo was landed by the wreckers in good condition, and the perishabe part sold. The vessel was stripped and the hull materials sold separately.

 The brig Ada Eliza was also driven into the har- bor in distress. A part of her cargo had to be re- moved for the purpose of repairing her.

 Among the vessels in port was schooner with ne- Rroes, from Charleston, bound to Mobile.