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Lightning and Thunder.-On Friday night last, we were visited by severe thunder storm, during which the electric fluid was attracted to a one story brick building, occupied by Capt. J. Brown The lightning appears to have been at tracted by the chimney on the east end of the building. which is considerably inju- red, as well as the roof, near the chimney. Having passed down into the room below, it tore off the jamb casing from one side of door on the north side of the house, by which it passed ont of the building. second stroke ofiightning appears to have taken effect on the gallery on the south side of tue house, and near the west end of the building-one of the gallery posts be- ing guttered from the top to within a short distance of the bottom. Providentially Capt. Brown was absent at the time.

 newspaper is expected to make it's ap- pearance in few weeks, in Helena, to be called the Helena Herald It will be edited by MT. Steel, the former editor of the St. Louis Times, and will advocate the .presentnatio administration. Ne wish it success.