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THUNDER SToRM.--We learn from Parker tt
Stevenss Uxbridge Express, that on Wednesday,
the 10Th instant, the factory OF Mr.. Efingham l..
Capsnn, situated in the centre village in Uxbridge.
was struck by lightning. The fluid struck the rod
and followed it down the basement, where il left
il, and was conveyed into the floor Of the weaving
room. Thence i, followed the shaft into the picking
room, setting fire 10 the cotton, which, however was
soon extinguished. The hands were at work in the
mill. and one Of The weavers had inst left hcr place
al the loom where the electric iluid entered and
shivered the floor. The rod was an old-ashio ned
one, secured by staple. and blocks, and terminated
about eight feet from the building, running about
eighteen inches under the surface. The shower
came up about ) o'clock p. NJ. and raned IN tor
rents for nearly an hour and was attended with the
most terrific thunder end lightning.


[Bustcn Mer. Jour.