The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-21

TIVE wrArnrn-rHE sroax-Ths weather for he
last two days was very sutry The following ID the.
state Of the Thermometer:
GAM. 1ax aPM. sPx.
rhursdsy 10th. II IS 81 =
Yesterday by far the warmest day Of the wear.
and warmer day than any Of last year. The stmos-
phere was exceedingly close. At half past ave
O'Clock, the heavens suddenly dsrkened tovards
the southwest, from which, shortly after, . whrl-
wind, almost equal to tornado, burst uporr
the city, whrlng the dust in the most violent manner
and carrying away flying signs The dust literally
blinded pedestrians The young trees in this city and
in Brooklyn torn up by the roots and many
psnes Of glass were broken In the wndows The
glass of the rotupdo of Mr. Stewards marble palace
the building astonishing the ladies. In the mean
time the ihupd.r-clouds exploded, and the light.
ming flashed most sutmely for three. quarters OF an
hour while the rain fell in torrents; and ct one time
hail stones large marbles The grand i'm
the extreme. Several small boats upset One was
overturned Governors Island and the troops wad-
ed out to the party In the Nerh River were
upset out Of one of which three boys drowned.
Another boat upset opposite the Sy bills Cave and
third opposite Hoboken The persons In these boats
weresav'd with much difficulty. The mast of a Moop
in the hay carried away, and her sails much
torn. The Knckerboeker, one Of the steamboats
OF the Sound was driven the rocks, at Black
well Wells ttlsDd. and was not got of at a late hour.
The tbtrmomefer, in thres-quartcrs of an hour.
FIJI twenty degrees, and the air became cool A
rainbow appeared in the sky and Of the
III.
followed this terrible commotion Of the clements
The Light Guard. who were expected to return from
their excursion in the afternoon had not returned M
IL o'clock and there was much apprehension as Dod-
wortb's band that accompanied them to ha We been
back at o'clock. to play for private party Two or
three OF their wives crying at Mrs Robinson,s
walker street between II and o'clock this morning.
ana Mr. hobinsopa principal In Sheltons Band kind.
y got up band ss substitute to perform at the par.
~, in order to prevent disappointment.
INTERFERING CoRoSER-On Wednesday n
man by the OF George Peale aged IS years anna
r'ntly s@sD.n and native OF Philadelphia was con-
yeyed ipsensibe 10 the Fourteenth police station
Dr. Charles II. jackson called to attend him and
in few hours the man died The doctor then gave a
certificate for burial setting forth the
came to bis death by congestion Of the BRAIN produced
ny intoxication and exposure before found by the
police On this certificate the body was convened to
the dead house for burial However, the coroner ON
learning the state OF facts and such steps
by any doctor in giving certificate under an an cir
cumstances in violation of law ordered the body to
De detained and yesterday DIR. Holmes the coronera
posi- moffemisf. made examination of the body md
FOUND That the deceased to his death by conges
tion OF the brain, brought on undoubtedly BY intem.
perance -
Tar Cry GuARp-The City Guard CAPTAIN Nc ArdIe
viii call upon their Eastern friends Of Providence.
Newport and Boston, about the LIST of July Thew will
be abst mt about week and will have pleasant time
there Is anxousy looked for and that they will be
entertained by several Of the crack CORPS of that
city.
The LIGHT GUAEp.-The Light G uard Captain vim
cent proceeded yesterday morning by steamer, from
the foot OF Canal street upon their annver
saiy to Bsfh House l.. l. They were accom- panied bv
Dodworth's Band, and looked remarkably weill
ARRIVAL OF A FIRE COMPANY FROM New HAvrr-Tbia
hre company mo q arrive this morning from New
Haven and win be received by Protection Fire Enone
nv O'Clock, A. NJ proceed at Q to Newark, and re-
turn thence TO the city In the afternoon