TERRIFIC HAILSTORM.
Jansen describes, from the log-book of the Rhijin, Captain Brandligt, in the South-Indian Ocean (25° south latitude) a Hurricane, accompanied by Hail, by which several of the crew were made blind, others had their faces cut open, and those who were in the rigging had their clothes torn off them. The master of the ship compared the sea “to a hilly landscape in winter covered with snow.” Does it not appear as if the “treasures of the hail” were opened, which were “reserved against the time of trouble, against the day of battle and war”?