FROM THE PACIFIC.
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The New York Herald has late Valparaiso and
Lima newspapers, from which are made the an
nexed extracts. There has been terrible earth
winch occurred on the same day as that which de-
stroyed the town Of Ocotlan, in Mexico.


From The Valparaiso Neighbor of October %.


On the sth instant earthquake occurred here at o'clock
in the morning Its duration oryfve seconds in the
port though in Almenda vosat and protracted.
The vibrations the OF the customhouse percev
ed with fearful dstinctness. The walls Of buildings
cracked.


The shock at Iape violent than it in this
lost In Santiago the shock powerful than in VAL
paraso. Here whole region of country, of ten thousand
square miles, made culver like the leaf of tree and
that instant for the tme far be ascertain
ed almost simultaneous in places hundred miles Distant


From the Lima Netc Era Of Norem6er 8.


We learn the almost destruction of La Ligua and Pc
torca The direction Of the earthquake evidently from
the north Coqumbo suffered extremely its best public
buildings reduced q of ruins The oscillations
of the earth ghtfu The whole population slept in
the open field the in the rivers raised from
their beds and thrown a distance.


The ship of the line Columbus, Capt WYNAN,
bearing the pennant Of Com. BIDDLE, was at VAL
paraiso on the Goth October, lately from Califor-
ma. She was 10 remain till after November lst,
and then sail for the United States.


DR.. CRUMP, of Virginia, American Minister resi-
dent in Chill, returns in her, does also E. r.
DoRR, ESQ., formerly American Consul for the city
Of Valparaiso.