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GALE AT MArAuxAs Extract of a letter, dated
near Matanzas, Nov. 4 I'VE were visited on the
ON uit with the blast ever experienced
What houses stood unrsofed, whilst others we're
knocked down; two thirds of the coffee crop beaten
the trees pounded to pieces nearly every fruit tree
down In fine, next day my Coffee estate complete
wreck as we nautically say In general the coffee plan
taons suaeed the most There will be no coffee crop
and very little hopes tor year. The sugar es
taes have suffered some and may. perhaps make hall
crops ou can easily conceive our situation


In all this happy to state that the sugar planters be-
ing those who suffered least will be the only making
full crops OF sugar in the island and 1t 10 strange sdee
when we consider that few leagues south OF Ssgua
every thing in sunerance. In fact, want words
give idea Of the laenable situation in which the
hurricane has left the Cubsns twill require at least
years to get things somewhat srranged."