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EfFcIs OF LIGETNIrG.-A Ann AIbor, NlIchi-
gan, on the morning of the 9Th, wooden house
vas struck by lightning, and partially demolished.
4 stove Was driven against the walls, as were the
chairs. &c. Boards and timbsrs were torn to
pieces, and the bricks scattered in all directions.
There was remarkable preservation OF human
lie amid the destruction. In one corner Of the
lower room was bed with sick person on it,
and in the other corner aaolher bed with two men
Watering with the sick. In a corner Of the room
above was bed with the head close TO the chin
ney. containing a woman and little girl The
beds were capsized the inmates elected, and in,
on and around the beds we're bricks and fragments,
such as had broken, with the force the lightning
had impaired, both furniture and walls. Yet, as
toaishing it may seem, rot person in the
house received the slightest injury.