New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22

treee, aud broken Ike pipe slenls. The hesvy fewn
siiis ofth hcuEe were taken up aad carried Cd like
feathers. The bodies of the deaf were Ircked up st
yaIoIs distances AID il difereat directions from the
hcc.e every ve,gs Of cothiug having teen stripped
frum them bv the wind. aud covered with dir, ard mud
occasioned By the heavy rain. Mn. Moody sr., who
wss severely hurt, aud whoee recovery i doubtful,
ssys that she and her husband heard the roar % the
storm he .prang ont nj bed aud commenced pultipg on
he pa,alocrs She rased heiS and was also in the
act OF stepping on the floor when terrible crash
came src she remembers nothing ese until restored
Consciousness several hours sterward. The young
man Moody, who escaped with nothing worse
than some severe bruises was scarcely
soons Of 1hs. was happening, ratll ne found him
sef about fifty yards down The hiil from tle house,
cspging 70 stump. As soon as be could he start
wtom be took Up in bis arms. She made ssversl
Efforts speak and when he got 70 the yard she was
dead one Of the Children was found Win TIE top OF
IL head taken Of above the eyes, AMI the BRAIN gone,
While The soap dangling from the brach OF fallen
Tree. The edest Miss Moody found =. the foot Il
en- uprooted tree. against weieh she had evhfently
been hurled before i fell aid killed. lie BODY OF
james Mccoy was fOuti lodged az d corsideraoo
b. 1T ir III III eiound smorg tie tieu limbs of tire.
JACK scr the son-,n-lsw. sept in out-bouse and
savrd himself by falling Gown sud gng 10 beam,
Tie mar Turner, employ ed by NJ Mccdy, escaped in
Il { sRme way with Cfly kight ;rinry The fate VI
Jsne. Mccoy and bis wife ADD child. "a a notable ir-
s'urce Of how ht.lc car cll when lie most trivial
C!cuusi anCcs or hCt.cLs ~ aiSNl
lived some ds.sIce from tis father, and had come
vtn ri; little family on visit 10 the Pate-nsl dwell
irs On uesdey after diner, they got ready t. leave
f,r hone but beng urged 10y tie family, reluctantly
cuuteLtt 4 10 remain until nloIG.ng.
A,unber Of lrcidcL,s showing the extreme force OF
The 1ird e. well Is singular freaks, were noticed
ly those Who visited the spot field from which the
c,op nsd been gathered, and which had grown up in
cab s,ass swept nearly clear Of the grass, guam
titles a which were driftod against the stuups aui
loes a. though il had been washed there hy swollen
stream A cow which must have been one hundred
suu rfiy wards from the house wbcn the storm COM
ced as fuaud head .oIeGost II The wei. Another
r,uarbat occurrence worth N, nt,onipg, was the
rrt serv alton Of Il parcel of stock. In tc D. heavily
timbered tie timber betcj ard dead there were five
or six yoke of oxen AID several horios. Ater TIE
sto.m was over. to lock at it. ono would have thought
i, ,sro, possible that cat II have been there could
have e.csned being killed. Yet, singulaliy enongh,
q the animals referred to- only horse Was killed,
ana eli tue othors escaped without the slightest IN
iUg. -.
The course e the ste I'm, we have said was rom
Southwest 10 northeast and the whrng current nut
q few hundred yards in diameter, though the atuos-
al ere as dist urbed for several miles around Al this
ilsce nine miles from the center there considcra
DE yud ard heavy lall of ran, attended by icrco
thunder and lightning. No lcss Of life was sustained
mt ary ether place except the mentioned, the storm
having found 10 other residence IN LIS course. Sew
err, p.artatcIs and cops, however, were seriously
dama2ed; coed many cattle Killed by falling trees
white complete destruction was made OF the timbor
il IL tack.