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DESTRUCTIVE HAIL STORM IN PENSsYLvA

 NiA.-On the 9th instant, section of York county

 north and east of the borough of York. and portion of Cumberland, from Dublin Gap passing south o Carlisle, was visited by most terrific hail storm.- It from and half to five miles in width, and the hail fell in such quautites and of so exaordna- ry size, tha, in hollows and ravnes it lay two feet in depth. The products of whole farms were ut. terly destroyed; trees uprOoted fences prostra- ted. and numerous barns unroofed. All the glass on the weather side of the dwellings was broken. The York Republican says that in all that region of coun- try, it's ravages have proved most destructive. Some of the largest harvests have been totally destroyed, just as the sickle was about to be applied to the stem. The fall crops have been also ruined. The rye and wheat were literally cut to pieces, and the corn and potatoes suffered similar fate. .