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r.RruouAKE IN THE WEST lNDIEs.-lhe GARTH
ouukc noticed as having occurred on the lolh u''
at ST Croix, it seems by several arrivals on foay
prevailed generally throughout the West 'nd'a Is
lands. Accounts from Porto Rico mention 'ha' ]"
was Eel, quite severely at Guiana and ponce' III 'nr
interior of that Island. At the latter place seVera,
houses were thrown down, and the shock continued
over minute.


Arrivals from Veru Cruz say that consdefaoIe
shock was experienced in that city on the s'th
March, which shook several public buildings anu
damaged two churches material.


FIRST Boar TO BUFFALO AND DAcX.-Arrl'eo
this morning the VIM. Ii. Dc Witt, of the Bull
falo and Ohio Line, with 81 tons flour and pro
visions. Capt. Osborn has the credit ofrunning
the first boat through the new canal at Romc
and arriving flst at Buffalo and Albany, making
the entire trip in fifteen days. Alb. Eve. Jour-


u We learn from Newport that the trial OF
Mr.. Dorr will not probably be concluded until the
first of next week. The government finished their
testimony on Thursday, and yesterday afternoon
was spent in receiving testimony on the part ol
the prisoner. Providence Trans, Saturday.