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Il \ The thunder storm ot sunday aitcInOO" "'
visited Boston and Philadelphia. During 'ne
blow. all the tents OF the Albany encamPTeni on
the Common were blown over aRd about l. feet
Of the flag staff was broken Oft and .rs' nnnD
"a. also twisted from the big elm.


A. Wayland. IS .iles from Boston. a large three
story house. was struck by lightning and mu'h III
mod There we're assembled in the house nearly
forty persons. including eight OF the branch P''o'
# BOSTON. who we're assembled to attend the iune'
"a of /. member OF their profession liver! Pe'sO"
va, more OF less affected BY the shoes "hic" :
d,.cribed as very severe one but proyident'ai'S
no one wa. killed OF dangerously Injured. Ayo1ns
woman was the most hurt, aer BODY ana one o'
hsr lorar limb. boing scorched and 'lsi''ed' 'A'
Suffered mach pain for while but IN a ie" houi'
ga, considered out Of danger. Nh Oliver, plot
wa. badly injured in his stomach. Inc csaif III
which be sat had all four legs broNen OF.


4, Baltimore. a house at the corne, Of Lombard
and Albemarle-streets, vas struck by The Lightning
One Of the inmates, Mrs. Hutchinson, "a' severely
shocked and mach paralysed IN the mead ana
limbs. The inmates of several houses IN the 'ic'h-
i,v felt the shoe. more or less severely.


Tuy BARRY CA.E.-The Supreme Court mas
i..sed . per.mptory order that Mr.. Mercein must
give Nm the custody si the child 10 Mr.. Barry m
rned;,,sv. Mr. Mercein', counsel applied tor
s,av Of proceedings, with view ci taxing uie
matter up to the Court for the Correction OF -
ro,.. This wa. denied by the Supreme Court
Itch ,bo,ebt the case did not present claim to
any such interpositon.


Corx7y CouRr.-This Court, which consists Ot
rho Mayor. Recorder Judges OF the Common
Plea. and the Court Of Sessions and the seventeen
Aldermen of the City, met Yesterday AZ l2 oc.ocN'
:, tho Aldermens room. The Recorder moved
tho, ,be name. of his associate Judges (Judge'
I,rcb and Noah. whose right i contested) be en-
rolled among the members OF the Court l"e
uavar oppo,ed this. and was answered 10y Judge
I,ncb The Court adjourned without making any
decision.


Surcfpy.-On Tuesday morning stranger came
IN hoard vessel at the foot of A'nos-street' anu
said he was going to Jump overheard Inc PEI
son. on l,varJ raid attention 20 him LEiii ne tia"
fulfilled hi. threat and was seen Struggling o" 'i'
wafer. unable TO swim. He was rescued a. soon
- pos.ibs but not until life had become extinct


|A dreadful hail.storm, accompanied win
thunder aad lightning. passed over the southern
part Of Washington county Pa and part OF
Greene county, on Wednesday afternoon last
Immcn.c damage was done to the crops. fences,
&c.


70 In Springfield, Mass, on Saturday night
there wa. an ahray arising from some OF the work
men in the Chicopee Mil, attacking house OF
bad repute which was defended oy the owner
who killed one man and badly wounded another.


10 The report of steamboat explosion at
Boston was the hoax Of some would-be VII, who
wished to display his powers OF inyesuon at the
e,pense of the feelings Of all who had friends
IT, "'". in that vicinity.


O At Macon, al -~.as.i,c burial ground has
been laid out, and entitled Rose Hill Cemetery.
1t embraces about fortysix scres. and IA tastefy
arranged, with winding paths, springs, hiis and
dales, &c.


T The wife Of Mr.. James X. Corcy' died at
LYMAN, Ncw-Hsmpshire, from premature dehy-
ery caused by fright At seeing her husband brought
home covered with blood from a wound given by a
drunken nsis shsor.


70 Yesterday morning, Mr.. Cornelius tmmon''
an aged and respectable resident ot "raVe'e""'
died from the effects of dose Of laudanum taken
by mistake. for Paregoric.


10 The thunderstorm, last week, was very Sc
were at Cape Cod. accompanied with hail. The
wind blew with unusual violence, pros,ratlns trees
and unroofug salt-works, &c.


Crops Business; MiIIerism in Albany, &e
Correspondence of The Tribune
ALBANY, 25th July. l3i2
From every part of the country we receive the
cheering new. of an abundant harvest Almost
every paper teens with the important news that
the hu.bandman will be amply repaid for sis toll