The New York herald., 1851-09-12

After solar eclipse which occurred years ago, IL
remarked In England, that nine ten successvs
summers were unusually cold. II predicted here
that the result would follow the eclipse which took
place short time since aud that the remainder Of the
would be CHILLY For short time the prediction
held good but the temperature Of the last few days
proves the fasy Of the prediction far at least this
er will be by the above table that IL has been
warner frfm the NTH TO the eleventh Of September
years But hot n 1t u here, ought not to
plain In Philadelphia the mercury ascspded high
95 In the shade the day before yesterday learn
by Telegraph from that city.
CorLIsor At HANILro. F.RRY Last evening "a the
Hamilton Ferry steamer Nassau entering thu slip
this side the little to~boat Tempest going round into
the East river attempted TO In front Of her but
from pursuing such coutse by the pilot Of the
Nassau but the warning not needed and collision
was the consequence. The Tempest struck under the
guard of aud boka the wheels
Cf the latter and the two boats completely dove
tailed together They we're unable to be separated until
the steamer Whit hall also Of the line the Mas
hitchs the latter. AFTER much trouble
the boats dscntsnged The Tempest sustai aed
serious Injury by the collision The clash was attributed
10 the ear.esness OF the pilot attached 10 the Tempest
u i said he feusedto stop when requested to do by
those in charge of the Nassau
Tnr FRrNon srr.N FHIe.rE Mce,pop. Yesterday
the French steam frigste Mogsdor ief thedry dock at
the navy yard and Cred salute arriving a her
cboiase Oif the Battery
TraytL TO CHsRiEsros From an advertisement in
columns II will be that the steamship Roanoke
leaves pier No to ornug for Norfolk P'ters
burg ana Richmond and that passengers or Ch1rieson
will arrive In fetcrburg Sunday evening In time 10
take the 60 the South There being steamer TO
Charleston direct Tomorrow this arrangement will no
doubt. b, an accommodation to Southern travellers.
VisIT oF FIRE CoNPASY.-The Fountain Fire Engine
COMPANY No Of New Haven will visit this city today
They the guest, Of Protector Fire Engine Co No 70
torch light procession will be formed In the Park at
o'clock this evening the programme Of which will be
found In another column Of to-day's H.raid.
CorF or trrt "A German about thirty years Of age,
whose not ascersined yesterday taken TO
the MY Hospital suffering from the effects Of stroke of
the sun and died shortly after admission. The Coroner
held inquest On the body.
FourD DEsD ~ Brp.-A Mr.. Joseph Little, who
sided nj No Goerck street found dead In his bed
yesterday about IL that the deceased went
10 his business apparently well usual yesterday
morning and before dinner. not feeling himself very
well returned home early and laid down on the bed
At dinner time. messenger was despatched to inform
him that dinner ready but not answering when
called on examination he wac found TO be dead. His
death H. believed to have been caused BY apoplexy.
Coroner 0cer called to hold an inquest
AccprNr.L DsowSfye = Coroner Geer called, yes-
terday 20 hold an ipquest at the foot Of Hamersley
street the body Of Michael 0lligsn aged about
30 years. native Of Ireland who TO his death by
accidentally falling "a the pier, at about four o'clock
yesterday morning aud before aid could be rendered he
vas drowned verdict Of death by drowning was rem
dered By the jury