The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-28

morning
A dcspus<s from cni~go, dated the 2eth TO the
a1ere, sayS;--Ancr pension Of twenty nnr hours
ram ~ iug this msrning aaS has
tiuued present prospect Of ccasing. Accounts
from ali parts Of the Northwest hewevcr serse that 10
SERIOUS armage has been done to tho crops.
Torv ado aHd Thunder storm IN OhiT.
vKARpuL TEMPEST IN THE CITY OF CINCINNATI
AMP ITS ESvr~cis-HURRtcANE IN THE HILL
From rhe Cincinnati Gazette, jog 2al
Abe 1t two scleok yesterday morning our ciG and
ssors we ever ~nessed the west or rather
luc south 0 vest, and burst with uuesampfed power,
flooding the STREETS and rendering many or them I'm
pasable in vssy short space of time FOR an hour the
ssr fell literally torrents The sky sccmcdRvi with
rage, and froae blacklist clouds tho lightning flashed
biindingy vivid, while tho loud thunder rolled and
revcfbeatednk the booming Of thousand batteries Of
the h aviest artillery 4
JOh, il was frgh,ful storm! The clouds 'sung over
the city hkec- PAIL and apparently close that they
seemed to rest upon the housetoFs Greet sheets 81
fame thrust forth from the hempser gloon that over
leaving 1srg, angular, zigzv lines rnround the
whole horizon. Peal afsor pcaa Of 'thender, somc
ally gro~ng louder till it burst sin mighty
crash, at others giving wann.ng Of its approscb
seepers tormed terrible base for a splendid harmsny
Of which the rain drops made most melodous treble
magnificent anthem, terrible in dts pcws but subss in
TIE STORM cLosEs wrrnX ToryADo.
Two hours later a violent tornado about five h0ndred
teot in width, in Millcreek valley about mile
s orth;na !, i,s n,,hwpy s1tnnne. red ne af The
s. SaS ,aan as,hered Err ,nne pichrv as<vr md
hurled against the earth with the Utmost fury ITS first
.,s as e sel hs a , ~ ar, T,eo % dpms
His hotbcds raised high w the air and scattered
,.n, tho orn.do sha he,eo or .srv uoicb a.
and treated his beds in the Same manner His fences
carsed bnndrcds Of YARDS ma Tossed sbout NTH The
ssa.s rnaan,n ont roct,ass.oss ~ ~ ~ ~
"s's" may n,., On. i'n s.essuuss. -
uan ronad Mot,hor, Tho+lars g., non,.o.,, v;,. III,
III. an ,is wov fo market Iar;ns wagnn are% v;, s
Va c,ables met the turnadn iust AT The rnoment n
c,nsseS ,bo avcnme Siz;no she b"rse ,nd vah;c,. !,
carsoS them, across tho rasa and turned ,hen ,,
tnryy in fence corner ir,urne tho rorcs and ca%
ss,, ~ dI;shn Us ,a., nI 49, anu vo:
ured but not seriously some cans Of min were carried
ees anu hp h;a % Vel OF
uart o The cron oi neighhorng Gardens in sncS man
per a to cause them 70 ne;eye that na,ure was aorny
fhcr with lin raj ov,or or This favor;te ,vecetohle
,Msruy To rux rpry,srs or M u.rrs ,pn s'''
When tho tornado reached the premises of DR. Richard
.ho.t d,sanr. beyond the tolgate IL seemed ~ h,,vc
reached ia utmos, force II oos mn an cmhonse and dis
ns the door al S Sser ro anG nna
mn nas,ly against the Tence His orcbbarde was
totally wrecked almost every apple tree being
kcus troe TINT had witLslood the stmns of ftv vear
vas uprooted and dashed against his milk house small
patch of corn was Ieveed as IL with huge roller and
arrc shade trees were blown down and twisted on a If
thev were the rncrest sapnrs The rof of nm old op
house used recently as a smoke house. was lifted uD
high enough 70 permit some logs 70 fa of and then do
nos ted in its original paco All the fences about the
Dremises were enoEehcd. one of thes, carried Off bp
ysnd the possibility OF recovery leaving the posts like
row of teeth rypninp aorsyey at Their owner larse
opar tree was ryen from the branches to the ground
dsapcs of twenty 1--WE feet as n some giant had split il
with a colossal axe Fortunately tie house and harm
crs unpiurcd: but the pds were denudcd of the
NeautiCy ng labor of yes and left a toal wreck MANY
e the trees which were not uprooted or broken down
we're 40 Injured tha II viii we iudue ae imnossibe 10
ave them
A BAar BLOWN DOWN
barn opposte the residence of Hr Richardson and