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 Hail Storm.- On Tuesday afternoon last, this city was visited by violent storm of wind, rain and hail. many of inc stones of at least an ounce weight. We cannot learn that any old inhabitant remembers eyer witness ing such storm in this city. Its effects. were chiefly felt in the city, the falof hail not. having been experienced far to the north west pr southeast of the limits of the town.

 The windows exposed on the west suffered. considerably the corn and vines were thrown down. The frame of house at the upper end of State-street, just raised hy MT. Ira Merwin, was blown down. A new house, on Derby turnpike. just covered and paint i, and owned by Mir. Wm. Daggett was almost wholly destroyed. Two men were at work n the building-one was taken and the other !ets-Or in other words, one remained unin- Jured whilst every thing was stripped from around him, anu the other was somewhat bruised. The sky lights of the State House and Giebe Building were destroyed. d.--M. Ha- ven Registsf.