JUNE, 180s

 Height of Fahreinhcit's
 Thermometer.

 y f General State ofWeaher.
 Month. MOrn Noon. Winds.

 I S1 84 S.LE. Hey rains; light winds
 S 85 S. :Sul#y-rains, and during-the
 whole of the night
 3 83 84 S.E. Continud' rains with. loud
 thunder
 4 '8 83 S.E. Showery during the day; stor-
 my at ni!ht, violent thunder
 S Si 84 E.N.E. Rainswith thunder
 6 so 8S N.E. i lowing hard Noon showery
 7 80 84 N.E, Clear
 8 .S4 86 E.N.E. Clear
 9 81 86 S. Heavy rains
 io 8 85 E. Clear and blowing strong
 il 83 o N N E. Clear, blowing fresh
 d1 82 86 E, Clear, Ditto
 13 83 86 NE. Morning fine; noon rain with
 gusts oft' ind
 4 839 85 E :N.E, tlc'ar and blowing hard'
 t5 89 78 E.N.E. Cloudy. Mfid-day heavy rain
 16 78 84 N.E. Morning heavy Tains. witi
 much thunder
 17 tz 84 E. Cloudy and bluwing hard
 i8 83 i5 E. Cloudy, blowing hard
 1q 8 a5 N E. Clear, high winds
 to 83 85 E. Clear
 :i i 8g E.N.E. Clear
 22 Sz 85 E.N E. Ci arnorning. Noonshow-rs
 23 83 84 N.E. Clear
 2 8g 83 E. Rain during i.ight, ditto part
 S ofd.y Thunder
 25 76 84 S.W. Cloudy, with showers
 2i 8z 85 E.N.E. Clear
 27 81 S9 E. Clear
 28 81 84 N.E. Clear
 29 77 83 E.N.E. Rainand tluntder
 30 St 83 N.E. Cloudy. Noon clear

 Remarks.-The wvt season generally commences in the early
part of this month, about the ioth, and continues tlrouYhoul
the whola of the limainder ofit. This season, the rains have
set in earlier.than common. Thunder at this time is also fre.
quest, anm often tremeadously violent.