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HE EXTENT OF THE EQUINOX. The Equin OK has
passsd over without doing any injury, and was cha
ractarised only by superabundance of rain Border.
ing the lower lake its effects have been sensiby
felt The northern portion of Niagara county vsl
Tod by violent gale accompanied with hail. gentle
man who was on Lake Ontario at the tme says that the
gale was very severe, and the terrific The first
appearance OF the storm indicated by black clouds
thunder and Lighting and the appearance Mt distance Of
about half mile OF four water spouts. The gale was
Tremendous accompanied by hail of an enormous size.
The windows OF the steamer Express we're all dashed in
and the board ono Of great


AT Toronto the rain fell in torrents panied bv
high wind and the thunder most awful Hail Of q
large size and fragments Of ice picked up in seve
raj parts Of tho town. Much glass was broken by the
hail The storm did great damage among the fruit trsas
on the ridge road to Beansve. In other places trees
were torn up by the roots, fences DESTROYED &c but
fortunately no lives lost. ~ '


The storm extended far south and east as Utica


AT that place the lightning struck tree on the grounds
attached to the residence Of the late Gen Kirkland
ing up the EARTH as IL with plough for several
During the storm, the house of Amasa Rowe, ESQ in
Deerheld, was struck and dog b ing by astove killed
The persons in the house. although considerably stunned
and knocked in every direction, fortunately escaped
without injury violent gale also pre- vailed in Deer.
field which blew down trees, chimneys. fences &c


In addition to the above learn from the Utica Ca.
rse OF yesterday that much damage also done in
the town Of Whtesown complete tornado swept a
space Of half mile in width just below the village be.
tween Gen Whites late ofHce and the Sauauot Creek
roofing and cantng up About IL or ii feet Of
one oil the Oneida Institute buildings torn of and
carried several rods Mr. Darts house lost three chin
noys of which went through the roof and fell on
bed The orchards in the track Of tho hurricane were
grestly injurcd.-Bufsio .4dc Sept. 20.