URRANk. lOhio.A .March 24.


 Dreadful Hurricane.-Our town was. the day before yesterday, visited by a most violent tornado. It came on from the Southwest by the town. It's ravages to the north of us were most terrible. Upwards of twenty buildings were in amoment pfostrated-among lhemwere the Presbyterian Church, the Market House, Mr.John Hanilton's brick house. just built, and all in that vicinity, some Of which were the best in the town; the MethodistChurch and many other build lngslnthatquarter, were muehwrecked. Three children of MT. George Bell, merchant, late ofCincinnati, were killed. his wife and several grown persons much injured, the lives of some despaired of.

 The three children were carried from two to five hundred yards by the storm -one of them was seen flying forty or fifty feet high in the air--it was an in- faiit, torn from fhe orns of is mother, The house in which they were, was en- tirely demoIished-scarcely any yestige of 1t remains to be seen; the furniture was all destroyed; bureau was found half a mile from the house, dashed to pieces. he large family Bible of Mfr Mfr. Bell, was found fifteen miles Northeast ofthis place.!