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VIOLENT SropM-After two days OF bad weather,
beginning with lish, snow, then seet, then mist,
we were favored on Saturday nigh, with furious
storm of rain, wind, thunder ana lightning, by
which the trees were disrobed OF the ghos,y COW
ering Of pendent ice which they had acquired, and
we fear much damage was done to the shipping on
the coast In the city, the dwelling of Hon. Moses
H. Grinnell, College Place, was struck by lightning
and badly injured the fluid passing from the roof
to the basement and displacing man asleep there,
bu, we believe withou, doing him serious harm.
A house in East Broadway, we hear. was likewise
struck and nearly split in two from top TO bottom,
bnt we do not learn that any of It's inmates Were
injured The thunder was very sharp, and the
gale Cor a time more vehement than is often expe-
renced