DEATH BY LIGHTNING.
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We were visited on Friday evening the 25th
uIt. with storm of short duration, during which
rain fell copiously, accompanied by lightning and
thunder


While the captain and crew of the schooner
Texas, of Cape May, lying at Hunters wharf
were in the cabin. flash of lightning entered
one of the crew, who was native of Cape May
Captain Ross felt the shock very sensibIy, but sus
tanned no injury.


The schr. Cohannet, lying in the dock at Com
merce street wharf and Woodside's Lane, was al
so struck by lightning; her foretopmast was shat
tered to splinters, and foremast badly shiyered.-
Fortunately no person was injured on board Of
her. - Norfolk Beacon. !