Rhode Island American And Providence Gazette

Tornado.—On Wednesday afternoon the neighborhood of Washington City was visited with a tremendous storm of wind, hail and rain. In the city but little rain fell, but the wind blew with great violence, prostrating some of the trees on the Avenues. Between Bladensburgh and Waterloo, the roads in some places were impassable for the stages -on Thursday morning, many large trees having been blown down and fallen across them. Some fields of grain were entirely destroyed, and the stream had risen several feet. The storm did not reach further north than Waterloo, about 12 miles south of Baltimore; but we have conversed with gentlemen from Fredericksburgh Va, who inform us that it was violent at that place. Wash. pa.