HURRICANE.
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Col. lsoacsha politely favoured us With the
following extract Of a letter from Col.
HatvkinS, dated =, @"


"CaEEK AGENCY,


April LIST, 1910.
On the 27th Of March, the Thermom-
cter was in the morning 42-a, so'clock it
stood q, so-at TO at night 72--she fore.
part of the day clear---,he sun descended
wi.b rays of cloud. pointing ,o. 1.-THE
evening was serene--at 4 O'Clock in the
morning on the 2sth, il began to thunder in
the wess-two clouds nearly parallel to each
other appeared, raising slowly IN that quar-
ter the thmoder continued at short inter-