.Meicorie Phenomenon.-Yesterday moi
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.Meteo,'ie Phenonenon.-Yesterda naof- ming, before day-break, singular phenom- enon was observed in the heavens. Through out the night, an unusual number of what are commonly called shooting stars were visible, but still these coruscations were not so numerous as to excite more than a passing remark At about half past four o'clock in the morning, however, they in- creased so much in magnitude and frequen- cy, that the whole Armament appeared in motion, and they shed light around like that of early dawn. The spectacle thus presented was certainly extraordinary and brilliant; but still, and we speak from per- sonal observation, not such as to justify a most inflated paragraph which has just fall en under our eye in an evening paper There was nothing remarkable in the wea- ther at the time: it was pleasant night, as cool as nights generally are at this season of the year.-.N. York Courier 8. E'lqui- Tes. ef Nee. lA.