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Hasaicans-.a To,cn Destroged--Fire Lires LoSt.-A slip from the office of inc

 Springfield Journal, dated June 23rd, ten o'clock 5tt night. sfys--A gentleman who has just reached here from Canton, in Full ton county, brings US information of most disastrous hurricane having passed over that village on the 18th inst at o'clock r. Nj. That place contains abont 35 houses, and Tn few minutes two thirds of thom were Ie- yelled with the ground; only three escaped unlnjured. Five persons were killed, one child was killed inits mothers lap; one was blown quarter of mile, and found dead next day shockingly mangled. One store (Mr. Foster's) was blown down, aud the goods scattered over the prairies. A great number of persons were severely injured MT. Foster, 1t Is supposed, fatally. The Presbyterian church was occupied by the houseless inhabitants. Mr. Sebree's tavern was also full. The account which our in- formant gives of the rush of the inhabitants to the tavern, is most appalling We have some further particulars, but have not time to write then.-.Mo. Repnblcaa, June 26.