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DREADFUL SroRM-The South part of this
county was visited by very heavy thunder storm
on Thursday afternoon last, doing considerable
damage. The barn of Philip Miller was struck
by lightning aud consumed, together with con.
siderable grain which was in and some stacks OF
hay which were near the barn. Mr.. Miller's loss
is said to be between $500 and $500.


The sloop Sally Ann, of this city, which was
at anchor near Catskill, was struck BY lightning
and man by the name of Bsrnum, considerably
injured. We understand however that he is like
ly To recover.


In some places the storm was accsmpaniedby by
hail and wind, and SWEPT every thing before it,
doing great damage to The crops, and tearing up
trees BY their roots. Hudson Gar, Aug. s.