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A severe hurricane, accompanied by lightning and rain, passed over Berks and Lebanon counties, Pa. on tho 24th ut. destroying bridges, fences &c.,. and in Lebanon the Methodist meeting house was com pctely prostrated. and many buildings unroofed and otherwise injured. large barn was struck by light ming, and consumed.

 The New-Orleans Advertiser of June 9d, says that several cases of malignant fever had already occurred there.

 The North Carolina Register says-"We are inc formed that Gold Mine has been recently discovered in Davidson County containing vein of the precious me,al eight feet in width This is the largest vein ever heard of either in this or any other county The veins generally vary in width from two to i've feet"

 Charles Heaton, q native of Yorkshire, Eng. was drowned by the upseting of boat in Stonngton har- Dor on the 20d ult. He was seaman in the Penguin, arrived there on the l8th and is said to have found on his arrival letter announcing that E5O,OOO had been left to him by deceased relative.

 We observe, in country paper several songs, set to music, advertised, and amongst them s the follow. ing: "Sofily waft ye southern brooches" Brsssss would do quite as well.-NoGh.

 Alexander c. Twining, of Nsw-Haven, has been appointed principal engineer on the Juniaia division of the Pennsylvania Caaal is the place of De Wits Clinton, Esq. resigned.

 The U. 6. ship Natchez carries out MT. Mocre cur Minister to ColOmbia and thence proceeds tO Brazil with Com. Cassin, appointed Co superSede Com. Creighton h the command of the squadron on she Brazil station. Several other officers go oat in the Na,cheE to join that squadron n-B.