PRAYERS FOR FINE WEATHER.
{The GraphU-). The Primate in a recent letter to the Archdeacon of Canterbury expresses his surprise that the clergy generally have not used the Prayer for Fine Weather pre scribed in the Liturgy, and hopes that they will not neglect it in future. The publication of this letter has called forth others from some persons who contend that the recent extraordinary rainfall is beneficial, not only making up for the drought of previous years, but acting as an efficient sanitary agent, as proved by the state of our national bill of health. Tlio agriculturists retort that the destruction of the seed-grain now in the land must make prices rule very high in the coming year, and thus the clergy are placed in a curious dilemma —as to whether the prayer should be used or not. Both par ties appear to have overlooked the fact that all our appeals to the Almighty should bo accompanied by humble sub mission to His suporior knowlodge of what is for our good.
