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30. strikeout Coast of Sinaloa, scarcely Visible, but as the day advanced we could distinguish Varios headlands, and Mountains in the interior, and the rocks and islands which form the Port of Mazatlan right ahead, off which we arrived about 2 o'clock and hoisted the boat out whilst W. Alpin, one of the Mexicans, and the Capt went ashore with a few boxes. -- The port of Mazatlan contains only a few huts and two or three buildings which deserve the name of houses, and has a Miserably unhealthy climate, and on shore the people are dying like rotten sheep. The entrance to the bay has an appearance wild and picturesque, but dreamy and uncomfortable, as is almost as much exposed as SnBlas, and is more dangerous during the