” ” 22 h. 40 m. 38 s.—A very smart shock of earthquake at San Francisco, consisting of two waves at four seconds apart. The direction of the motion was north thirteen degrees east. The displacement was one and a fourth inches, at twenty feet four inches from the ground. Pendulum suspension eighteen inches. The earthquake was experienced at San José at the same hour, and consisted of four strong shocks. At Stockton the earthquake was severe, and took place twelve minutes later than at this city. The earthquake was felt at Los Angeles, but was not very heavy. No time is given from this latter locality. JULY 25TH, 23 h. 56 m.—A shock of earthquake at Los Angeles. AUG. 17TH, 22 h. 39 m.—A light shock of earthquake at Nevada and vicinity. AUG. 18TH, 5 h. 18 m.—A very strong shock of earthquake was experienced at Grass Valley and Nevada, which threw down a wall of stone and brick in the well of Dr. Fellows. This earthquake was felt at Gibsonville at the north and at Marysville to the west; at the latter locality it was twelve minutes later than at Grass Valley. SEPT. 6TH, 10 h. 3 m.—A shock of earthquake at San Francisco. SEPT. 20TH, 11 h. 0 m.—A light shock of earthquake at San José; it was observed at the Mission Dolores. SEPT. 27TH, 10 h. 32 m.—A heavy shock at Mission San Juan, Monterey Co. OCT. 6TH, 21 h. 9 m.—A smart shock of earthquake at San Francisco. OCT. 14TH, 1 h. 8 m.—Two heavy shocks of earthquake were felt at Mission San Juan, and another severe shock at 10 h. 25 m., the movement was from west to east. DEC. 11TH, 20 h. 52 m.—A shock of earthquake at San Francisco. This shock was felt at San José at 20 h. 51 m., and was evidently more severe there than at San Francisco. During 1864, we have had twenty-one days on which earthquakes have occurred, and of at number there have been two days, (March 10th and July 21st) in which more than one shock has taken place within the twenty-four hours of each day. The _British Colonist_, of Victoria, Vancouver Island, furnishes the following statement: