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TORNADO AT CoRswALL u. C.--The Montreal Courier
gives detailed account Of tornado at Cornwall II
appears to have been really terrific The clouds were Dense
black and icarfuly agaed rushing each other
whiting rounu and then bursting asunde like the smoke from
cannons mouth The air hot the thunder and light
ning appalling, and the rain down torrents Houses
and stables were blown down and unroo trees and fences
eeu WIN the ground and people running about dis
raoted, cattle almost frantic with alarm.


Al or near Massina Point two miles above the wafer Of
the 81 Lawrence caught up like what are called water
sPou's at sea- There were three houses destroyed eight
oofad, nine less injured, eleven ouhouses blown
down, thirteen unroofed, and many others injured The
shingles and of board from the were carried down


distance OF three miles into the farmers fields The lorna
doaPproached the bank Of the St Lawrence again at apcas
ter village, where several buildings destroyed and
woman and child much injured preclude all hope OF
recovery Only one life lost that Of little girl of thr-
teen, who was blown into the canal and drowned Several
saved themselves from the fate only by cngng to the
posts trees, &C., against which they blown. One man
was taken up several feet into the air