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NO. 5921.
THE SCIENTIFIC CONVENTION.
Oar New Haven Correspondence.
TH* american association for thk advancement
of scivncr.
FOUKTll DAY.
N^w Havkn, Aug. 23, 1350.
At the afternoon asaeinbly yesterday evening, the
-following irnjiortart comaiunicalion was made by
the learned President, Professor Bache.
kotes on 'i he meeting of the american association
at charleston, fkxsbntbd by kel^wkst of
thk standing committee, by the president of
that .mketino, profhsmjr a. d bache.
The American Association, at its meeting at Cam
bridge, it will be remembered, determined 10 bold
au intermediate meeting betweeu the two regular
annular meeting*, and selected Charleston, South
Carolina, as the place for holding it The meeting
was deprived of the MMN ?t the President of
Ihe year, Professor lieury, by the pressure of im ortant
duties, requiring immediate personal attention,
and in hi.-. absence 1 was requested to preside,
and at the close of the sessions was desired to give
a notice of the doings to the members assembled
at New Haven.
1 had intended to give such an account as I was
able of the papers nad and communication-i made
to the Cliarleoton meeting, but the industry and
veal of the secretary, Dr. Lewi* 11. Gibbes, has. by
repiring the volume of proceeding* to b? laid before
you. prevented all necessity lor such an abstract.
There were ti.irty communications nude
on subjects of natural hisUny, and eiuhte'-non sui>jecU
of maihematicul au.l phytic if science?the
fprty-elght 1)11*18 b-ing contributed by twenty ?eren
members of the association. Milt?' ' (
were of high interest, and t;>ive ri^e to remarks
valuable to those punuuig the subjects, and inteieating
to u.l. Some >..1 the were by authors
tf e&li.bli.'-htd reimtati' n, so that the mention of
their nan.es would I" s? c-urity for the value of
thiir paptrt; others by men, whom, if lile and
health thould be spared, will reach in future to the
nine point of distinction.
The germ of two most u i ortant discoveries in
natural Jiiktory was contained in papers by jtwo of
->ur your sect member- The pahy announcement
!>y one who is the best judge of their value aud
correc'nt ss, his rnnde ,n indellible impression upon
ny mind:?"The deveJ? pe.uent of tissues ij pirailel
to the growth of iu.i'\.J i tla," was the summing
up by the master of a ( < r, which the excessive
nodeny of the author b forced tt.-* Becretary to
enter as not received. The contents of .iJiothT
a cre thn? x..r< d:? " I"11cr W of Bue'.vs-.nm
of party. in I rvinenifrn i identical wi(*i the atic*
ctbaivc devUip-.nent m; ivtr in pS uitu,ami cube
<rxprt*SBtd ! j the sdu.'- i:uul i " Such dlsonve*
ri<?, ju?t v irm fro.n thi- at.idy, it may (>?, as ia
Uiese cafff, forced to li. lit by the occasion of our
meeting, are amorg our ','reaieat triuitijilia on the
?\ ay of udvunctn' ar.
Really oik' hiir.lit .1 in mbers were all- 1 to the
aa?ocui;on, and of th. ir ;?u.ut>. t fro :i aeveiity to
jjhty were in attend.iiii*e. These results of the
'irst FPitii-i'i.n'ial meet ill? which hn been ;ittein(*ed,
are rery enco;r rjirj. 1'hew w ta a e?ll
for such a mectin?, ar.;t in the place selected by
Jdtc ataociuiion; -. *: 1 1 prvut dm. >.i?i.
tiofiu of iuiert-bt in our pioeperuy, by the ittcqd*
itce of the citizens with ;h<ir wives aad daughter*,
fcr.d the hospitality with which w? were
ntertained, were vt-r/ ::wifvin<j. The inieri-?t
trere&srd to the I st. Ni?r did it eease^with the
adjournment of the rociitiou, bat lelt an ubilinj
malk of the meetiuir ia tli. vc?iabli.- .;uent of a
,iiu.-eui'i of l.atural history, in connection with a
mcdici-.l college, to 1 ? , .ned ia a consider ?ble
degrte by theTiberaliir of the corporate authorities
of the eity of Cliai! .a. This veiy anbst uiial
benefit to acicuoe followed clo ?ly ou the lib?
lily of liie Mayor hi.* < oujciI coui(iMtfa| the
ruiue corporation, ia a uniiug the expanses of the
aeeiing, and oi'th' |> j uioa of i'.s proceeding.
Could any spirit be ;>ett r tVm ihi.-?, or more th? o'lifhly
carried' at in action 1
1 Velieve that even greater benefits than lh>*ie
material onea were derived iioiu this ineeuag, in
'.he Mcrtiiccs cf old piejuuice*; cind, not to loo
i tiooit a tenji, entnitic, oa Iho altar of science, the
leiMadiiuji of old ai.d kiud(in2 of new friendships,
and the eeneral.uid g- ::iil glow of sympathies of
head ml.I heart.
IUiiinc the con. dtstions of members, and ej?;?*
"tally in the meetirgs ol the s'andin? rotntmtte,
various itmitt is of later -t to tlie Hstfjciat'ou nene ?
rally, wt .'i' ou 'ted ur Ie.<a formally, a id
Mine t.f ihiie 1 *n r> ie?t?d Lut'irni dly to pre?Nit
at ? -?.* is > .'ii t. r ;h- cniaidera'-iot of n?
association, and ifd-e' , J of aullicient imj> >xt, lor
refeprre to the stari. '% n . iniuee.
II. S... i'm'.a* at t -I ?'i .1/ ?in>a i i ne !-id.
Kot?'iie wbteit ??li interfere with the fr?-eiom
of jii;>T'.aieut of tti i"ociHti?n as now e*a?
#ututi'd, P'r viih tht ciian^eable coairolnad va?
i * ' - i.I. '. v , . t !,.it
liUM*' Ml i't n ?.? ?- ?- ,
which will ? rve to conned. n* fir &.i m.iy be. oic
pti ?n ir v. :> i ., -i 'i1 hi ti ,
needed, ?? n?w couk1< i;ed, i? aat transferred to
aaoUier. At lif cl.iii. rt i mcctiag we hvl nei>
:ber u?e Kicutitic ilin^a, nor 11m btuiaeaa
*per?, neither the nunute imr the eec?tiint',.?f ih*
'nmhri i: nr'7, I ! I I' -r thf pre<- "ir
toioe le>* nembera who ' iltxi-n i.t tn? pre.iow
utetii ^ !' ' v ? i.nI. i . , i img in i li ui o,
hava bt-<-n uo connect).ij " tween the j>rc?
lent uiul i??i
rill I. .... :> f III" I of i1 Ii
'ng Mm II ri ^ularly, and irtof it? org^nuuioa,
f itarxj** -ace, i - kej.t ulwaya i:j ihv coaliti.i
f infBiit>. it* it werr?vij- iro h appirentlf, bit <ti I
nfaney. iu tlitr Bi'i' h ?. i iti. i unity if ,?;irot-e
i. t . !i t
he ten #o?' the licit iiiovi. j, mid change ?'?? bod> .
At tk* Cb>irle?t<a meeting ih- ijea *ti broKhed
ii the tl;tD<i*P(! cot i iiittee, . il 1 *aa re (umlcd to
i nunui 1 i " ii to ' h" t'lat ,i , Iy
. i i' i 'i
able to Mttrtid tbt ...e?*tn ivithi etuinty,and whfi
W f I.i , , -i. ;
united term of Mjr five }< r, eh c??-d ye ?rly, and
Aft vacating their otilce. m i ::n t.ik'-n fro: i u;
illi-ri ? ti. . . . r
altendnct of | -<rt of Iknu in any iven |>l?o? atnoat
cMtnin. If with tbi w* cwitd Ooit" executive
duti- a i?y a permaaei.t .;n '..try, or t!i? olfi :ff?
of tonie jfitatilic i. .iti.'iort. to c udn.-tin
I lie r t < ! -t - ht r
'ban VkatUIn I . 11 n -I t.? the m -eii r.e,
.o mukr ar.ic of the action i < . onti-'e*,uf lira ly
repartition for mei iii.^n, . .vi of timely action on
of a pn?t i.K-etiu ii wo tlil c>n<rit>utrr.
t in I > i - I i:
?f acieii*-'-' through the . i . >n ?>f the -sortition.
l>o o?ir |>r '?t arranjeov i i for p iMicat.on re >rei-?at
tke i liarnctrr of oar ti foilr ? Ia th?M
*r?y on* ' 1 v* who, tfter i diltfent, cloae, an I in
rr-..:? d i ' ' n .i 'in/, .1 ;i.>t
; el (tiaaoiviatc eat * li'n li<- come* to look over a
. f tiaaiii l?rr! rt?? ? ?.' i ' * T I( wit m ui rile*
ng pfia* ipt'? Utrd by ?" if th? early iucni'*r*
l i (it- I i! > ' t i:<* ,n.-,it
to wtnmtminil'! fr? m we cultivator of mrlrnci*
'< stnM1. 1 . 't 1 . : II ?.? |"..r
Ma aAiinci < >i nt?(o bi <m .' comoitiaieitixn
tor i'"" i 1 ' f: ?ti :'i
-nettin** ?<> d< bitr from iwu to or part in the
reeeiiiinvie.' Uf ileciitsi -w, ?ral nccounU of re^cri
If ,-! '? ?. I /
lendly con "I and enc<ii. iteintat, Kie?ce. w% ?
O 1>? a<1vmu*r ' >' ' r- '.o
^*?tob?r- iofWi c* or atlect the absent.
\t firtf. ?i ? 'er^.-v I -ia thU view, 1 cnine ?t
A*t to t ?..* i . ' ; -1 !
I -nor* dillu-i*? an:' rwre jertmnenl; ltd if thit
rinripl' wrrr ne t rir h-r?-d ti?, w*akotilJ not
bi nrtie? up to the full n- re or oar iMNwible
tjefuln'tr SHU, iU??r?? i- re?l pritclpk of actum.
Under It, we alfuU p'ib!i?h n't p?per?, no nN'rn"U,
o ecoua:.'1, of our "i?i< ?. we would mounter
ti<> te*poti?it>i!ii)P beyond tli? a??v
ci?ti?m. TV- oppwite principle would bs to
act vpon lot- icrcut w< II tipoa tlir atwent; -ind
o beelk-ctive abould lie rr.|m d to ?)'*ti .;i Kittor
.,i| VBi. - i ' i . <.-. ,|
Stent. or wow should *o (ftibliidied, or <t nrl 'c(n>n
should I" mud'*. It aho l<l be uadfrrtond thit ?n
<b?trar? ?wi'jr of iny or nil valnaM* pi;*r? wo-ild
e pulili ?'i? d, end ih .t ?'<#<inct? of nil would t>e
naaeor wliould be f iri. - a^.l bjr the author*. The
- " fl". ' 1 ' 4 I Villi* HI1!'
i|-.- < it ir i' i I,
.?r if p^^'''ri,,* 0|* * <'h*ut ilir Mr that retlly clurrtrm?->
them It *va* n dixtiuzuinhinif pattern of
h? Chm Irilcn mi rtin(r, th <t win-ii ihr braoche* of
i<.i??U?.?ked. th* di?iM..pinna Wrre of llifl
ISCIT in.* - ---
noatosti.il rh*r*ct? r ; <ihI yet nil theae ar" l.?nt
ieceaa?rity iallw proceed in**, and th.it bj no f-rilt
>f tboee who h?w so ni'ljr awl i?-?lou?lv lahore I ,n
iheir publication, l?ut frun w^nt of an 1 arraagemeat
of th? a*enc. iouVvlf. To ?v<ri.l ir>
I regularity wr n.ikhi pul.lull written pii>-ra, in
which caee be in??-if'-riot( wi>h r-'*h.
Imbed iocie:i>-a, or we migl h . >]i?h i?nljr abatracH
?f written 1*1*1*, kaviag tn ir putilimtioa In fall
at, n! i> <>' i"-- in.! <( ..
are objTtiona lo either c'-iine ; twit it may b' well
oroiwic'ei ? l>'f '":'-r Hi* i n<-r!i .
>f the ci . mini- < < it i .v ts
ttrnrtaahall b* f?iral<he.l hy ?h* *nth?w? j b.n how
neiierluni i? ibia rule. i? -n i?? h? the a ins-f
I i|l|r ii'tr ' I 'J ?>' C . :(
? Ki U IUc Itliiaik, AlMtfM.'t uul lei
E NE
ceived" The secretaries of the sections, it apI
pears to ire, should regularly make the abstracts
I of both written and oral communications, and
i in such extent, that if no absmct is furnished
by the author this may stand as a substitute.
The labor thus involved would he considerable;
: bat by dividing it among a considerable number, it
: would fall lightly upon any one. Besides, there are
! always those who I'kc such labor, or, at least, are
i willing to encomia- it for the improvement in analysis
which if gives, from a desire to do good, from
a sense of duty?various worthy motives. As to
i the discussions, are they fully presented in our present
arraugi-iiients ? Whut is wanted in regard to
them generally is not a full report, such as the admirable
systems of stenography aflbrd, but a discriminating,
brief, and pointed note, such as can
| only be given by n person who understands thesub|
ject. In any single section, what one of us could
undertake to giv- an account of the discussions on
all the subjects which come up 1 And it we pass
from one section to another, how impossible would
it be for the best informed to succeed in such an attempt
I It appears to me worth consideration,
whether we may or may not make more effective
arrangements for printed accounts of written and
nrul <<<imniiini/>?tinna uvi/4 nfHi&Anaaimta iK >n tKn>u
which we hare heretofore had.
2. The meeting in sections is, perhaps, indispen1
table to the despatch of business. At Charleston,
when we lmil probably one hundred members in
attendance, it was not necessary, and we fouud .
tfreiit advantage in the discussion of subjects when !
the dillerent lines of science crowed each other, j
Thus ihe apparent subsidence of the coast of South ,
I Carolina and the temperature of the -irtesi in wells, <
of Alabama, brought out physical facts and reason- j
inga of inteiest, while the communications of Lieut, i
Maury on the currents in the Atlantic, of Prof. Le |
Conte on the exudation of ice ftoin the stems of
vi yetabies, uud others, culled out a coirtspouding
j contribution ftom the naturalists. As theje remarks
are refuted in but a few cases, a very irnpoiurt
feature, nnd one which rendered me meeting
perhaps more interesting and useful thin any
otiier single feature, does not ..p^ear in the |>ut>li.-hed
proceeding*. Is it not worth considering
w better, without losing the advantage of a division
into societies, by which lime is, no Kiubt,
saved, and too icli populating of tine subjects
I, wc i ukl not, in uerlaiu cases, have ul>e
ud?au i /.f-ueral meetings for the reading of
pnpi rs ! lt.ibstract* of i ll com nunic itions were
prepeted befer hard, nnd forwarded to the standing
committee, they could select< tioh comiiiunie it ion J
i as it was deemed desirable to have presented i:i i;en<
re I meetings ; but their labors would thereby be |
fiteatly increa?t d, ucd tho.-e of the in inbers in :i |
similar depite. Peihsjw, from th. title, and by con- !
I frrence wuh the authors, the committee could de- !
teimiDe thut (H>int in n gener il way. I utjree with j
the meinbc in>f the Choilenton stan.ling committee, :
i ihul the ?ul ject is worthy of coubi ltratiun &uu ef- !
i foil.
Ts it detir; Mc cr not to increase tin i at ere it i
j of the public in onr meetings, by devoting a por- ;
! lion of rur time to popul.tr acco tnt* of new sub'I
I... f .1... M ?- : -- I
,1" 'Bi i ?r iiicct'Ugn m uir dusu)!1
u)clut!e liieeliugs of the sections which are strictly
! (CiiOtitic; general rn?eiiii<<? Ht which accounts ?>f
I the (iioceeuiiiga of the arctinas are ariv?rn l?y tin
; chairman of each; ifneDil husine*-t is tnn.-ictrd,
- i nil particular i-abjects pre^r nted by member
chosen ry ihe gencr.il comrnittt <-s for thnt purpose.
Thin, though strictly belonging to the dilTutiio:! of
| tcii nce, KiU> net be found to I** pn*jiiiliciil to i d |
| .nivajicMui.it. ii has hurried y ?od <ui I eril ia it.
i iley ctii tlie coo 11 predominate !
I. The liberality of the city authoritiea of
I Charleston hbMiimed the pay met i oft lit* expenses of
the msetinj.', including 'he ,iib;ishins? of the proI
t t eui p-i. This l? ft our tres* >rv untouched, and, in*
d< fd, made the aa^ocittion lin iaciiiliy.g ut-m, us
I v. il en intellectually, by the meeting." The su!>j
ject of ii.cteis' ir.g the 'at: <Tdl contribution, by
members abstut as well^? pt-wnt, was talked of
1 informally, iir.d I w. j ic<,ue.: -d to ^ag^est it? dis- {
j cu ct n l>y the ?U*dicg comutittee i-t the preb'oit |
i Bulling.
| There vr.s one circumstance in tliia meeting I
which P*in?!ir*t a shock of surprise, \
tli. n unalloyed |?iin It was, to we that science, i
which 1 hau Uwiiya cou idercd the fguit friend rnd .
natural ally of religion, was, in eoMe of its p-.tha, i
or ia aonie UTtia iind windinuH, un 1 seeming on is !
' of thi.sej <tl?s. r?gnd?*l with su?pkitMi l>y t'ae re- j
l^it'ii* 1 he able addiess ol U.tctor It. W. Gthhej, J
in Cahiiubia, vui4ioatiag geology from su?;>i.:ion ;
I c>f lending to infidelity, waa not wr-tt-n wiMiftut !
; aburwlw,; nK?i, indeed, urgfM reasons, derived n
circuticitiiilJti 'he ?nid>t of win h he is. In "b- J
. fceivmg European ku-ucp, dm of the facts wliich j
ttruck in? muM forcibly and agreeably, was the con- ;
Beeuoa hng'aiid, thro>igh her Univf rriiy educit.on,
betw i ii i?nce and religion, ro tliM some of )
I the iroft emir'-nt men WW ministers of b.>th. 1
; thought it gave higher aim*, a high'-r tone to i
Ki'-D'.-e nna ?ct tni'ic men, t .i r>e t?u? <u\oi'?i 10
religion, the !. oral uml ic-ligious inun tlcvc? |
Jojh ti ?t'> ?- mm time wrh ihe intellectual. I
mpprri d the ' n.r h;d lor.jj rot.e by, when lb*
Midf el *m 1'* work* con !J he ?np,?" <"J to I .id
avif ftcin ik? nvrlatlm of hi* word; th*t tlte
liRCUige v? Inch I heard la.-t SiiaHaf, fr>m ? pill,.!
in this ?ity, Wi.s of common rnnw.tt r.n I ncoyienc<?"
t??t'f i;? no ul'y to *ceptki?m.'* It i*,
neveriheltM, true that a U>*rr wav* of th<? ? im?*
il.M with tfi it which rg? to overwhelm qeoNry
m irt tvnljf yrtn :inc?*, s*n-jw with c*uMUrable
lorce over .he Southern |? mon of our Union,
ki.i1 id! irm to 1># rt, yt-u \? iih judgment t? umihnc*,
tink'r* ty mailing ill :ii.-j">?l nnA tniitmtly
nli^taclt?, we mi"* it to ih<* hi ttii? ni.iT fori!<* of
breaking?? dangi-roua rxprrim''ai for thine wlio
limit lui-et lb*-kUock 'I"ti-* p* <.;: i of m inic i?
tnw^id.i Irn'h. But how d' tent t!??? po*' ' W>
Hiii k we diwern cleat ly; but tii>* mediumcbtng?*,
i.&.i ut'jrv.n u?URte new color*, furra*. and
LCIi*.
< >ne nr" t?aehe* cycle r-.nd epiryele for truth:
und mi.l:ti the 'trih i fiird e?ntre Another
pro." t> - i r " To ? d *'. >? ill'' I v '"In i
iniUKlrr* the w.ll of Him who insde ?!l thin^vand
ii?, lo (,'ive w.ii i.i iu tarn to Rome higher trttth.
S?<.ifn< i? emphatically pro#ree?ive. who would
!? hi indi.-cieet * to hinge In* rrli^iou* fn'li upon
chungeeMc, prog restive ?cience! A mister hu
find; "bt tonun u,rfn?w.'Mn c* r.ceit of to*>tU
elf, or *n lil np;?lirii moderation, think or -niinuin i
ti. jt a nttacH ? ucH loo Ur or be ton well itudk<i
: in tli'* b? ok oi (;<><i'? #ord, or in iIm Ih> U jI tiod'*
wuik*. divinity or |>hiloiK<phyi but rather let ur n
csdeavor i .i rndl?**a prpgruM or proficiency *n
U>th?only I't in n t?pv> ?r> ilmt they apply both to,
cbMiit;', and n? tto celling; to n*e, r>n I riot to o*t '
tkiMHi; iviid *!fnin, thai tl" y <ld no'.unwi cly rr.tug: s
or conpoucd tbete learning* together."'
\< i.hlf-i -u'. t. v. n t ii - .mi r ii. "m, :
Pre*Td?nt wn delivered by l'ri.|e->.C'r a^id rxn?.
.i* .. i II
rrrTH day.
New Hava ?, Aui?'u' 23, 189QAt
the e?nenl tiHt-fina at nine tfViiook i5u* im>ra*
ing, the I'p fill ?t in the ch.nr, th* ^rocfeJio^ of
the Ptaaoiog lUwiiiiuten wtn f a4. l'hf f
. nig c(Jk i r? wr i?* for lhe ) f.ir 1331:?1'ro*
ftan. r Wm H lh^-ra aa lien-ral ^cr? irv; Sy. iicer
F. L>?it.l, lVrtiiajKftt rVcrrUfjr; *.?i I'rotrwt
<tio. H, lVrliiiie. I >?! | .*# c: ?- iiry (.,n-?
mit'rf?fli-n. J V L. Pruyo, Hon. Fnnkitn Tow
Mail, T. W. Akiiii, fteq, li. I*. r ^iiict, liwij I'r.
T. It. I>rk, laa. MrNnijiM-n, Al<l'-n M-<fh, rh<M?.
linn, Jf?l Kin it, \1 F. L'< i>well, ?a l IVufes* ri
G. K. IVik.b?, CUiitr aitu 1I? i.
It wnn rrarltH that the aUih r'nouil conventina
of thi* mrciMM ?}ioit1?l t* h?-!>i in All ny, til
rrmt Jit tier wj?K an IatHttlM from tb.tt (My, 1.1
A?*r?-f. IWH, anil thai the in?? rm^iint* inertin^ b# i
h?ld in 1'iprinnaii In May on). *
A putiiNr of #r?r 'MidV r<a er'* prop->?' ?! an I
dmitted, moauat whom was Mi Mtri? MltehHI,
rt NdiImI"!, oo ?!?? in'roduriifn of I'rofriwr
Agataii. Tk? naaouMi':i<ent irai feCetrpJ *itt?
laughter.
l/ue ihonitml Mviea f>f the aiMrctt of rj.
Pi??irti*??t H? ury ?*re o'i|*r?*d to l>e t>nni*4. Th?
meeting th?n w?fj??m<ed into auction*
a^cTi?T,i r>r mw* * >:' sum*
Profe??*r I'fr-lated jtti <tnl. i\V.
B. Itogrfa HD'I l>?olTi?* r.r' '1
The firnt cMitni?ii'(U'i'i ! I > ' t
ar.t?, of Aiiih' ft ? > ' 1 ' i '
an in*'nrm< ui <t < >
of a tr?il? ml?. i >
con>m<'ii l>?' ' "
M>uu?<, in ? ! ?? ' m i irr i
pea whu ? , I
gl Iff, 111 i I " (! ") ? l
II dm Tin- ir ni i 1-1 n
ch?ni?ir * 1 ' '
of l?KM ' ' f t ! I' . :l*
bilk i:<i Ikt'Ii tl'ii *1*111 ta. I:ly, ?It >?r *
fir IM i
i 1 kv<whr' 'ik* r' > rii >t m r'r<u. tii? m cI>hiii
t' * >!' t' <'?i' >1 'h i?icii? i- [ ??-? |jr ?
1 tomh'il * iirrl, i " ,mi iiito ili* lnt*rtnr ?f 4
li>*iti rt < ill < ! I It IWnt III* iliarnrtT ll tl.?
if*ii(?n ?ii. i aa just half M many t**th aa th*
liifi ??li? 11, i h* hull, aa i* w*ll known, would
drfcnb* a airaight line, or *llipa?, in on* h?*H dir*rtn?n;
h?t If a ?in*l* tnnth b* *4<l*d In ?H* wh**l,
the tin*, or ih* nxi??f th* will *lowly
make iiionr'F* round the circl*. anl In Ihi* way
th* l>aH in marl* lo jwi-H kc -the kind o( otciUarifm
l?ri p* r ! represent Imiai
W YO
MORNING EDITION?MO
The speuker remarked that Professor Airy does
Dot consider thin gradual progress of the axis of
th3 ellipse bp a precisely correct representation of
the cthe ; but I he molecule should be conceived to
vibrate many hundreds of times in one and the
same position, and then hundreds more in anew
IMifcition. nml Ml in. It ui milw iwrNnuni tli?n in
imagine thr ivory bull to vibrate with sucli rapidity
as to make a few millions of oscillations in each
of its successive positions ; or, to state a definite
case, let it vibrate five hundred thousand times in
each anguUr second of its progress, and yet let the
ellipse of vibration make its entire rotation in the
one-thousandth part of a second of time, still the
whole will not be too great for the truth, sinco
the number is six hundred millions of millions per
seeoad.
Professor S. also exhibited another article of hW
invention, by which the lecturer can enable his audience
all ai once to try the experiment of complimentary
colors in vision. The apparatus consists
of two discs, a foot ?r more in diameter, and perforated
by three openings, and the other behind it,
painted v*i;h alternate v\li::e and colored sectors.
While ihe hinder disc is so situated as to show the
colors through the ajiertures, the spectators look at
a fixed |K)iri' en the front disc till the eyes are a little
weary, when t?' o|ierator suddenly remove , the
colors, and renders the whole surface white ; but,
instead of appearing white, the three apertureu are
seemingly occupied by a beautifully dilute tint of
the complimentary color. The experiment was
repeatedly and successfully performed.
On the results of the discussion of the Tidal Observations,
msde in I he coast survev at Out Island,
in the Gull of Mexico, by A. 1). 1>acuf, Super
intenden'.
Profrseor Baciik, .President of the Association,
stated that the tides of the Gulf ot Mexico pre n:i>
ed interesting peculiarities ; they were generally,
not universal!}, single day liJes. Those .At Cat
Iblatd were the type of this class. The discussions
applicable to them, reduced to rule, wo.ild
answer for all others of the class. The progre s
of such u discussion he pro(iosed now to present.
The tides at the entrance ot Mobile Hay were m
part red need, and new observations making there, j
ui d at other points in the Gulf. l$y the kindness I
of Col. Abert, Major Biche, Lieut. Maury, and [
others, accf's ha 1 been given to observatt r>s on ,
record by officers i f the army and navy. The i
cosst survey w oul.l necc&sarilly in ita pro^r - j .if- ;
totd observation*for the coin,>Ieie disci .->*10110/ the
tides of ti e Gull of Mexico.
P.of. fitch*' pave a uotice of ihe p! ice, means j
id d niBcnrr of observations, of the per^ms by
whom ihry were made sod discussed. The ob- '
setvution.-* were made hottilv, day and nij^ht, for n j
v< ar, and very faithfully,by Messrs. Wlndenaan and j
r.iissett, undt r direction ot Lieut C. P. Patterson, 1
of the navy. The average rise and fail is but one
Uut {Thi ie is one high ar.d o.?e low w.it?r asarule, !
ill the twi niy-four hours. The ? lnd is supposed by (
navigator' neially to cause these tide -, bnt the;
hvpothi lis' when caiefully exumined, falls to the j
ij-ound.
Such tid?e had been observed elsewhere. A :
brief meniien of the explanatio'i <>/ Newtou, a no- |
tie# of the t? teariiiCH ot Mr. Whewe-ll ami of Mr.
Aivv Tin. r.. K.. I. i.. ..... ....1
dii'gran * were explained.
Ihe tine higrh water advuicet rs fh? In>.nr
dnv K?ir??'n the aolar, until Middrnly it shifts r
ten tiiid twilve hoon?. Tin- low w tera fo!lo?v ili??
tan.elitw. The time* of change are i t, or near
lhe |>erhd wben the moon crones the aquaior.
i liij ?tAtii to the diunul inequality, u* nluwn I>y
Mr \Vht well, Hf the toaice of the phtuoriiera.
An tiueful to the ii?a i yator m >y he
obtained hy con*i<luring the Itini-Mi..1 interval* for
the rr^-nor and infriior tnuwita according to th?*
tr.bon'* pis cp. n?'rih or ouili of th" equator. Or I.urr
BodtiofdiMMjoa li.lt liiinly.
Ti e curvta of l.ouily oUtrvttioa for d?e ^e'.r.
Itv?- lo doubt ili -t the declination chins-."! ot th*:
n>oi ii ure thcc lirat lo he locked to. Oritanry
t:cubic, or m* hourti<!e?, ooccrred nlway* at anJ ,
noir ihe i^id d ot no declination, when they were
n< ;'r the .u-idTatures The tehl-- for the" whole I
yttrthowed this*, and tin- couijMrifron of tidea at i
the aeround rii;, xiiuuiu of dcciiuMioa *howcJ th t i
the time ?;f il:e cccuirruce (epoch) corr- ?:>->nded, j
xrxy i.r. rlv. st h tut aii with the moon's p'j-iion.
The t.x -.<?i. tion cf the tide* wim to he f<mad ic 1
t) t- it?ti tft-rence of the pi mi-dmrn tl mid of the diurnal
tide wivi'5,
Prof Bnche ejmniiued the inti rf? rence of * mean
f ii i diurnal end cl a in< mi diurnal curve, approximately
(>dn<ed from the#e oh?.>-r>rfinna, ud
fliowed that the ccitv.ideace of high w.iferj?* dif- i
ftrtt.ee cf Mire* ami of six hooi?? would not tujrte |
Witk tie oltuvtliooi, ana thit'a Ji&nua of nine
l,i,lira tep.'f tented it either exactly or nearly ?o.
He tractd tl Vitiation-' in foim <f the d'rivi?d
curve cuirenpomlfrj to different dec'inatlona cf 'h<?
mm n and t:> different | hate*, >nd ?ho?eJ ih.nr
tmerril .icrretnent with oh*ervatii>i. lie nvt t!?*
f.'im cf e^Mtloa M n ?>t',fied fori. Mr. whew-MI,
ai:d a fcir;,>l?? rcault cf rut) tabulation fo? the
gir?ie>t eiilniute.
Prof heehc r hewed h >w the curve of ol^rv ;>D(i
'ild le con i" -ed irto two others, ami the |
, !*n followed for thiia lahuluting the ol>. rvetl ntiin- ,
I i r* in r? ".Hit to l ei ?ht. The curve* linn tiiu I i
were tinted by lh*orv, and nn reaulta which were 1
arconlnnt. w it!- n very nmJI quaatitfcra. Th-threat- I
?difference rf the ine in of three mouth*' obs?-r- i
t '.lim, th'i< di^rttwd, from the thiorrtict! Man* '
rUrd, was I.i t threc-hundr< ih* of u fi?ot. Ditruii j
fr? in the tablra were ?kowo to the ?eciion, anU the J
t> i ult* tr| Kn nt* ?l <>n lii'igramM by trmmj o?irv> - 1
o| c?-rii|>Mt?* ?> i. Should the further eximm*ii'>i |
CM firm Icunt/li ioi>?, the two t;d' < cte l>:
?i (iiri.t? ly obtained fit rn the *>b. rrvatio ari<l did- '
c *? d actoidintf to the h im in Uwa of lunar and j
olar action 1 hi* bad n< f, ?o t<-.r ?r If *v.-?r. *rure,
i "?n done hefwc. A* far as the work ht-.d t^one. I
the remlta were v^ry ?nc ?tmgtBr*, ?rd rcemel to i
jrMify tl.r lib< r eicr< ante red. 1 it diction tabK-a i
could lot fail to ie hi to rrrulta n.oot n<?rrul to n.ivi- ]
pillion. n if ihe full rfijuirt iikuM of ihroty were i
iio' iim-i I y the j>i?k i. byptitji 'Ut
rfTion or osm < /\n mat m>, imroiv
t>n the l'oaltton end < li*r..eter of tl:<* Hejrtilian
Fcot-printa in the Carbon iferoni Hid Shale
Fomiaticn of K*.?tcrn iVuRnylTtui, by l'rofe??or
If. L). ll(?ui The l'liivmr burin
l.ia cc nin.uaicatki.i by Hlating thai the ancient
loot I'tintH lirat diecuvrrtd by Mr. Imac
l.'-e, of rijUilt'lfih.a, in the ml ahale lor in* I
lion at Mo'int C*rbor, la iVime) Ivanian 4 aa?
ttgntd by tint jri:tleai?n to the red roekanf th? |
1'ivoiian j eriod, belonned truly to the carbonifer in
red ?hble, and ere. therefore, of an r<t* > vwnti lly 1
Infer tban that auphotrd to them. They o<;e>ir,
mt'e'd, in a fr< logical horizon, only at<wLnai.ei ,
lei-t belcw the congltur.orile whi.U m^rki tbe j
I'inringof ihe productive ro?l w.t? , la wI, rh I
letica timiltr foot | tinta, attributed to JUiraeiau
reptile*. bid lm( pitvioMlf met with in We^ro
iVnof > tvani*. Ie?!< ;id, th? r-fore, r>? constituting 1
a regi?l? i cf ihr aiOi^ue liie earlier t!i* i a ay hither- ,
to riiKovntd, l y ?t lr*?t a whe n chapter m ibe ,
geological bonk, they mrry hack if* ai(e only ov a :
nn?le |eif. The aiirtare* up>n arhitrii the-r int<Te?tlf,g
i?<it pnnta abound, nre ihe rmo"th diviM
l plait ?pirating the l'?H? ?f r?*?l mod ?toee,
rnd oie Invariably coatrd witfc a ti .e UnpalptbN
t.ivtftl-l' I a mte rliu>v and toft t.i, l; hi, L ve.y i
il.irj, is tbe tex ure of iae?e aurfnt'ea, goe?. to j?ro\ j ,
thui ilxy ?i re in coi<tact ?uh the ur, and v^re
be ?H fa <1 tit iMiween the nliertiat d-povtI'.iLAot
the ?trata. i!*uv of litem arc entered
wiiii >i,v<? Hin t kial w*i*r nni?, iifi ' iivof
tl?? htolving timir. HD'i with frw ricr|*t?n?, ll-?-y
*re rroM*d orrr wuh Itttlr rircwl r i"?, im|m|IM
t(> t|>p pnttcting i f nid. All 0**r I do MO'
emlTf Hnnti of ihe tiring world, ? ind
iiri-rrmhir In ihcir texti r? *? o in-irh w*i r>r
I niibint ii(, itf ihf fooMr,* *01] i!* - irtiU of vv
r.oi:* crfrjHii/ tMni^ ? lh* | Mult at mnuf ?nUaom'u
'our ii .?.?-?! rrrtinit, thought t<> I*
in it* nctmr, l.ui ot whom tru* tilt.. thr.rofrMor
rx|-i< toil lim tinul.trf, in to
!!>?> ? of worm# and ir.-l??t?, itxi v?ri> h o'h-r !
i:i?rk?, wri:t< n in h' irngl)(>I?k >U loo ci<-ui to bn |
u.it r|>rr'r<] iiir mm r loot i1n'? tor li
|*r?, U.-u.rf. nlfefB.ii>' in iK" f . ?r<l '
>?t I Ute for* fret aa Urf? nearly aa th" It:;> t? >
matl i t ?li#- 'TMifKiits an<f ot ih?1en,
i il ib tk*if lUctnr pni?w>f" of 'h<* tail, wrf *o
', ? ! the are oft<Ti di'tiir tly l -r '
" I' mirlwttil, bywlllnwpon 1'iitl
>f t 11 m ih* in'erpretiitioii of th"i"
fDVffluW.
J'rofi <r M*trd bi* itonhf* a? o"i
11 '' tmr? ' Ml" th" fool Mrpti ilewriti it, m I
i iir-i,'l,ir t-waiier 1<!<
nil- n> . > ?f th* locomotive or*, ?* nt <
i <a 'of orient fi?he?, ifnTf It ? h'? V
n?l. Ii enrtf |ierio?ti? there were i?'i
ofaau'n ir? hu h permitted them to ? ti ij m
all lour*.
TK? i i.' "-inn m .m ah?traet c?f thi' ' m
inRixill'. rofli.?eiti<? of n ek* ,m?l i*ir. * /
?n'rr i'i'i j ?, i .* ' ? 'h carhuiir >< i i. ?- 1 1
hi th*- ?ei.,|i of k"o'i "ff "T'1 Mt iti I hiiUi.-y. ? >
I'm l? " r- U b i>>- i ? II H V.r
|llii Pr?
per. ?t?r?ii i.
tea*ivri?ri? in 'e. 1- , ? ? n'wo
yearfi mi>, m-I of w tl > '
rptiM>e?r?| o the ?<?w ? h' 1
la F'hiUftemhia K?ni uMi'-o-* it nt??r*,?i|
hn^ ainc t.f re < *, .( i \
|iri>M-i ? < ? -*'
puitttt J, uKil ll?? imIknImI > |?< I
?RK E
NDAY AUGUST 36. 1869.
restricted himself to a brief notice of the general
scope and the investigation, committing the larger
body of details, of which the paper consists, to the
published tranaacticus of tin* associition. Heremarked
upon the fundamental importance of the
investigation to the great <ju<*btions of chemical
geology mid agriculture. Hitherto, it has, for the
most part, been taken for granted that the water
which penetrates through the soil and the interstices
?f rocks, is capable of slowly dissolving
these material - Ttie actual proof of the solvent
power, by laboratory experiments, and the mode
in which it breaks down the cohesion of mineral
Illttrur?, uj nuatniuj; uic mm , iiifi^nroia, JTUUM.U1
of iron, soda anil jiotash, hud never, except in one
or two instances, been distinctly bhown. Prof. It.
then enumerated a list of bimple minerals and
rocky niasa< a which had been the subject *f experiment
with pure water and water impregnated
with enrb. acid. These included many varieties)
of felspar, mico, hornblende,ser]>entine, epidote,
zeolites, Sec., as well as granites, sienites, traps,
lavas and other rocks, bach of these, in line
powder, gave, by the interp.iracious method of the
tache, unequivocal proof of the solvent action of
th* carbonated water, tind many of them were distinctly
p.ctcd on by pure water. All minerals containing
lime, magnesia, prctoxid of iron, potash,
soda, or In Kin, werft found subject to this decomposing
action. Many of them, when in larger
quantity, digested in the liquid, yielded a sufficient
u mount of bolid matter to tho -solvent water, to admit
ot a quantitative determination. Prof. R. abstained
from occupying the time of tho section
with any further reference to the results ?f these
experiments upon rocks and minerals, or with the .
similar one*, tiy which the presence of alkali was |
( emot.s'rAled in wood, anthracite, bituminous coal, I
Arc. He cniicliided by again remarking upon the i
very important bearing or these results upon tho
<jUet!iors connected with the disintegration of
iicks, formation of goiln, nutrition of plants, and
others.
A l'HKOO M.SMONS.
In the section of Physics and Mathematics, at 3
o'clock, the fiist communication was oy Professor
Locmib, of N'ew Ywk University, on optical mo\in?
?1 ifUtl. lie said, thrre is an nil i .iiv; Optical
ex| < niuent frequently exhibited by mean* of
a tniali kgure?a mouse, for instance?worked in
ted worsted" upon a ?;reen ground, or worked in
2!t t u upon a red ground. \vhen this figure is rno>ii
nitelv ilium.t.i it bv the liirht of a caudle and
ji?utly agitate*!, the mo use appears in motion upon
the canvass, Having met with no explanation ot"
this experiment, which is entirely satisfactory to
niyiriinil, 1 have insluuti'ii a aeries of new ext?rliiicnts,
in the hope of deducing froin tliem a uUu-ible
th> ory. The followiog are a fetv of tlie experiments
First. If we place a r?'d r:rcle of halt'an inch diainetir
V|>r>n t yreen gtound, moderately illumined
by the light oi a candle, alter directing the axu of
the eye. aleadity uuon the circle, for a lew Hecondu,
it Bp* ears ol a pain red than ordinary; hnt if we
direct the axis of the eye a little to one side of the
circle, we pet it of h deeper red than ordinary. As
olten as the axis of the ?j e returns to the cire'e, it
tipcats | ?V; tite iut>m< lit it is thrown oil', the
cucle m t <iip .if u v? ry deep ted.
Secondly. If we place a green clrel<* upon ft red
ground, wht n the axis of the eye it direct. <! i:,>ou
n, the circle < i>pcara of a darker green than ordinary;
but if the a\io he tuincd a little to rie sid'1,
it hppe .rs of a brighter green than ordinary. The
tlaik girtu and lie iii^lu gn-en may nuJ* to
tucct i d ench i.ther at pleasure, by a slight motion
of the ens of the eye. If the axis of the eye he i
throat- i hove the circle, i? ipoMMaUgbtt it I
it be Oit. . ltd i ii!y ripen the circle, it appears of a J
dmkgreen; it the i^xi* be thrown a little below the !
circle, iti<i |<mis light.
Third. Ii the sx of the eye be kept fixed in o:ie |
potitii?., at.d the circle be moved upnnddowa, ,
then when the circl* coincides wiih he direction i
of ihe rxift, it appears ot a dark irreen; but In every ]
oilnr|x hition, it uj iems ol a light (jreen. An os- I
cillatoiy m. .. u of the circle, iie:i?*t.?re, causes the I
eptvarHtire of a dark sh'tde of green pajwing over it.
rwnlk WkM th>* Muye knttl la MftiM
w mi a it u circle up.in ? ;ri i.-a uotiini, me uppjir- i
iter is thttof a light rbtdr of led |Ku*ing tver it i
Fifth. I r instead of ? circle we employ a figure j
vflMriaW? wk n taecir.' !j I . ]
nf.j>#Th?Hf iii th >l of h .-<ii ..V)* OKI it, a.id |
we r? rnvf >!" nn,>re'--><T of mii anuii-U ia motion. t
'-lAtli If a blue color be substituted for i^rccn, in
e?ch of the ilwvr rxperiincate. il?-' ell. cts arc
nearly the mm. In lr?-d, c- rtain shades of W<k* j
*?d firm e-ioot l<e di (runt-neb other {
by Cftndh-ltgM. Nutuber <>?s irf thought to be the
fiindeiiiMib I experiment from which nil the other*
ni fur.'lly follow. Thi: experiment a}>,?*r* to be
t<>!ernbly well expl iined, bjr tu^using th it t!ie
"liiiui> ia eetirale'* w more sensitive to red lifbt
tlria Other | ?'t? of the retirtH. Acoordiugly, when
the mi* of the eye is turii' .1 directly upon th- r?*d
cilice, it ?.ri>e?r< dull; bnt if the n\i* h-* thrown
little to one wd", the red appear* much decpr.
When the e*i< of the ry* i? tu.-u-d n; ?n th
c ircle, it Qj j* an durti r?tint is le^< vivid ; but
when the uxi? I* thrown a little to ou? the
^rceu ?| jiea/i. tiK'te brilliant.
J^evetitn. There > xprrtmentt will only v.tcct .1
with ceitdiu coR.I>in:itiou4 of color#. U?d muit
l? caanbsntd ?i'h gret n. or blue, or p tr^le.
On nge mort be cvrni .U'd v.ith light blur; j;eea
wilhrrd, blue witb red, violet with red. C<n >
d? ting that none of the colors u sed in th<*?e e*,*nmen's
"j* the pure color* ?I the spectrum. It i?
tin nght that >ii em h of these co iibiu ttions, oue of
the ii lots i my be pronounced e?? nplimrntarv to
II.' oi her. Ti "n wliv r c p-n'arv c< ' ? ;
mi* t lie i fouiateij, | !- ti il.ly, 11 ih.it wh'il (b
i J - it atrcogly ImyreMed wi'li uny color, it 1
bif .omvf porticuJartjr sensitivetoil*crtnyliut'V'tirjr
color. li<u*, although we tiny ohtun fiutd.ir
result* v.i.h u gr?.en lircle oiwu a whiM ground,
the ehancea of tiul are tui flight, *nd would not i
!' im'.cd imleaa pellicular attention were aivea
to iIm expehriunt. The clwtx? in >tt tuikitt l
? h?n it tfjern circle in (itncrii ijM h ml groan I.
Wlijf dr> not th?-j;?* eiycriraenta aoeceed etjiully '
Mill m davl'rhtf The rye aiiei.r* to be in"*'!
rtnHtive to ?c hi <<i h .In when it i? not
f*cit?d LynTfiy Mr??g lifht. lli*nce th
I'iiit Bin im wrd hut Kith .i n:o ! ..*? tllini > itiro.
They rft? not furt-i rd writ i<i a t.trong light,
xhe:h?r it he ^.i.ti^ht of rfnyl'jtht. Th" ey n
ItwdHMlUtr ?l iT*r:>. t frmii the direct ell?C'
' ?k' I: hi. . ,.i t .1 irntii-nt* auctveil <
l*i.t when ?'n- i ? n r the a-> a roe at
lnh' 11 'nun.*, iberefiire, ?ucc-ed h it
iwJlfl-It? liy * .. i th* It. ? from t i(r-iit
icitiN-r of ' th* r-> n.
Of hoitilhe d .' II i.., ? ?il-*t of the
j-rrtir.ee of th? it ii d ; ?nio'{
tl r tint 11 nry < i in by|?lic<?g.i
ftiipe ?f preen, h.i. ? it,i|ialir(i ,
i sroar.d. The ftin? 1.1 ,1 . ni'i'b
I lighter than the m rirn. I'r>/* .-mii Isoomit exhi*
h?i?d H*ci)itrn< of the v?rinus color-. worked i.i
irontfii no i*r<.
Ptcf# ffvj BalW if li? h?U tried the ft,*rilretil
I y ai.y o,l.?r liieaoa tb'iu wotkity i.i
t*< r?l? d!
I'd frim.1 LnMlf Mid he IomJ, wi.ii
I'm ! ??(>r )(a< kr?Knte v<m wl
i l'r?f<Mut l?j)'iv-l h>>? net I
PloCiiti r to,?>mr 1?(Uag!?Ur)-*u I I
'Hv* tned it < '..n.
VicfMor (j?t i r> MfMllwej tlu: hcandfo-ne
< ?r IneniUiH ?>? ih wm itl'dfi, fiirn t en;
i th.* hr>: ?e of P:u fenr is irioo, th" o'her er.i ii
werr i t?r*cted hjr iha fV|ienrf#ce t>f \ ? ?!>#
wotktd in w?ir?: d in a foutalool, which prfK"fitiwl
{ th? ?e elltci* iu?t <HI*trd u|.rt*.
I'rofmmuikw*, >4 N?e* V.jik. prem nted a pa* r
(.he ioSn<oc* of t'-injc rmtit . ? *> the *h? ?*( ?? ??
I I. lilt. An fAtrndr i lift nf fuhitaoce* WM |?r?. ,
ffiti'd, e?Tatllfhinc the f>r'ticf|<le thu'. In the ewe nf
thof" fitk*t?rern which unlTfo ch?nae??>f col.tr
ii(<>r? tlie ?fy!icat:on ?.f hear, without shemitul nr
Itm.anent i ln?ic>il ? hm ue, thr n frm jihihcy <rf
the r?fleeted rata diwinirhef with the ' l?|ler4tlK' .
?r, in nth* r Wi>ritf, 'ho nh^?r|itnMi prm'e#"!*, in fit
r?>er. fr'iin the ?u.|?-t MfiHUir t i t nd <>f tiie
t}rc'tum
+ -i . ci->ir^ni.
' ?n nelil id ,
t cb I > he in the
?h?i.r,
I ' '<r > I'I lj ' . r k* ?n cr\l
r< it i- oi'. >i n nn ?|%<; < i w!j their ,
"<K| Ihf IIHUHft, lll'l I 'he
to ?*htrh ?me H th?'in hsve h-fn Imm torst'-ti I
Pif.f??*>r Ahakii' itf' wrnl ?<>n# > <1 fe???fbn j
ij*>u the rw whi.h rxt'iin i lit of ihHf I
??:** an.l jnuntr Having .. . 1 - i lower |
? ?.?? t.( iV f h. w/?w h Iny# it? >?* ie?v.?
1' hi , ? '... -i ? i . . > 'i? h'.'l *o
' <1 v I ik r ' n I ih it, J
w b?? he iwii?e<) <n tin* ??ir'f , ? **Kr-l of Ml I
4i's " nn fur'lier
lnf'rm>'<. i nn the rw < ! T'i- Proflr ??or
?(?' ' U (Irutl n Mir Hied <Mnt* I
iii 'tt 11 h own ir./'Mn'ioo !? M?v walk.
I wo ''nitiiih
; U n 'if *>H>re :< 'h * 'le ?reit to
I be
' luri- ^n?i| ! if.. \ h* tv en There
* e|e ??,! > a .n f He Mlw the
| iw ?i*?-h r""1 i ih ?i " 1 *? -f. m if to
> n I. h ,, Diejr got
W ? t f1 ' iff !?'
i ! iiiii h a Ht'Ni ui iitrUfii lilt in laff
[ERA
-< i(; it
run i? th? water a? before; but, in ten minutes, ii
they relumed again; and in litis manner he dis- t?
turbed them, and they returned, (our times, wlurtb T
convinced him that they were anxious to return to l)
their young, aid protect them. After a few other i>i
remarks, the learned professor Concluded.
[Professor Agassis is the president eluct for the it,
absocihtion. lie is a ISohemian, und, ihouah only si
fitlir VPHTM in thin Onmitrv ui^uLu il... L'nJl.k I./ i.
gtmge fluently, and with excellent command of tl
words. 1 .?
Mr. w. It. Johnson spoke on the scientilic in- p,
terest of the proposed Industrial Exhibition at Loudon,
in 1851. lie said it was no doubt known to h
them all that the British government have formed g
a committee for the purine of carrying out the ft
object of encouraging imluttry in all countries, at <>
the head of which is the l!-yal Consort, Prince L
Albert. The British Minister brought the subject (>
before the government at Washington, and com- ti
munications with the Governors of all the States a
were had relative to it. Local committees are tl
formed in the different Stated to promote the con- ti
tributions of this country to the Industrial lixhibi- v
tion, and the attention of this association is earnest- t]
ly called to it. One of the subdivisions is for raw
material and produce. The vegetable and animal tl
kingdom is worthy of being exhibited. Machinery b
is another class; and it seemed to him of the hi^li- t(
efet importance that the attentinn of this country 1
should be called to the fact that 187,(XX) feet of (l
space hud been allotted to America for the exhihi- tl
tion. li is important that nothing should be sent il
abroad but what would do credit to the United ti
States, and confer a beneltt on the individuals lor- e,
warding their prcduce or manufacture. hi
[Mr. Johnson is secretary of the Central Coin- it
nntiee for the United States, on the exhibition of M
industry of uII nations, to be held in London in hi
1851, to whom all communications are to be nd- i'r
dressed at Washington.} j,i
The meeting adjourned at 9o'clock. (>'
After the fatigues of the day, which do not ter- (i
initiate till nine o'clock, the nit rnbers of tli a o- < <
en:?ion are generally invited to shuro tin- lio?pi- ft,
tidily of come one or other of the residents of New ?
Haven. On Wednesday they proceeded to thu tl
cottage abode of Professor 0. U. Shepnarl, about ol
a mile out of tnwn, where were assetrnled a larrje w
number r>l other guefct*. amongst whom were many tr
ol the belles ol the City of LIxiih. A delightful w
evening w ti' ?njoyed by nil pre.--at. Last nuht hi* i|
Hororth'' Ma)or, Aaron N. Skinner, it Hill,house Lx
avenue, entt-rtained the member* of the association,
and this evening t^ev arc invited to the residence
ol William ilillhouse, K:?| , head of llillhouse
avenue, who, more thoughtful, or more
gallant, pet haps, than tlio?e gentleman wh> h ive g,
hitherto acted the part of host to wards the l?arned ;?
convention, has iucluded the ladies who have ac- n
compaiiii d the members of the association to New t?
llnven, to partake of the hospitalities of hi* home. ,|
The b^sntiful ciiy still presents a full array brMh i t.
of learned Hrangers and their amiable an.I fair I t?
wives, daughters, and 1i -ter.-; ucd all in this house I ?
seem ple.:?ed at the admirable arrangements of the h
Tontine Hotel, where everything goes on like u
clrckwoi k. though upward* of 2,'A) daily sit down a
to table a faulllet^ly supplied and well attended. rr
Our San Frnndsto CorrtijKr.ulinr:e<
San Tbaxghco, July 17, 1SX). y
bivUtes in Sen Frawitco?Arrival of Captain
Roll int.
We axe progressing here at a B'irpri&in^ rate. A I
year or so ago, there w.u hard1)' a decent bu;. lug ,
in San Francisco; but now we can bo*u of n I ai
gr at many elegant cMabl;ihm ntr, notwitlutnl- 1 ^
ing that wc huve btrn visited by two extensive w
ccntlngiatious. The recuperative eaergies of this ti
people are eijual to any emergency. Let the city
be burned to-day, and next week it arises, uhenii- n
'' I
like, from its acbcn, and l>e us bimy us ever. W?? j
are oegiDmitg to enjoy rome 01 tno luxuries or ?o- i
rial lit**. Pull , parties. uid toirtct, are of frequent : !l
< ectirrenee, end the Indus, of emir-', lake r> >rt in ' ''
them. 'Iheie will be a prand at tli St. ''
1'rarcifc Hotel, tins evening. (.'ants of invitation, : '
l>rin'ed on white satin, hnv been iwued. un 1 we ' f
' jLvcet to hivr n time. The fdlowng it i a
( <>1'v of the invitation i?
LADIES' 90IRT:i:
Tte Udtrr of tba
ItlllT r * A V C I ? MOT*!. I
R? eelve their trirniti uti July 17, > >
11W. ?
Mm. j*h? nii i i. Mil. kuwaiti roimum, ' !
P, t.i. Smith. ' K M WVi.l*, I c
' W*t U. (ttrR?.M. The HImci. c
fo Juljr !? 1J30.
Ttiii* v. e sc?i, iu ^..a I". . jriifo. We ahall > ! ! r
be tnii hiiij the Nt w Vorkt-ra id the nuuil>er of f
err tont'it, thrstri *, arrl other |>!.iO*a of auinte- , h
Cai'tnin Koiiin*. of b??tea laland, in* ju.it .it- ,
live*, in hi* beautiful yacht, from New Yoik. Ill* I o
I u ,?8 ge ho* been ati ex?:tUt ui tur. I ,,
I tc
>:? w? fmui lite I'ncllle Conat. r<
11'rem th? I' tnam* Kcho. July 27 ]
Tl.t Ci.niaii i'teMdeitt, in hie nv-'afeiif t<> tlr-ir 1 tfi
Ci<n|tri?, reconnut odeil the .{ener&l un<i in e ! a- v
c?iu u- l ?yttem of the United State*, lie i* rulit. pi
The only |>lan t? kr^p men li'-e who hart mett u
lit.eity, is to educate them. The mini mut be tl
lir?t rorlaveit, before the heUy cm be. n
lie ?ai?l that th i' qur?u?u wn one i.| the taoit r
in:cor!.ii.t tlmt rouM occ ,<y tin >t attention, and ?
thm hi would give it In*'? notion and approval w
He alto irej'Ofd varum* po?: >i reform*, Hid ' w
ilmnyeiin the wn lite .,n i nn mutei of thecoma* i n
try. lie alio ?luted hi* intention to abrdiali the , u
tohaceo monopoly, and al#o f>' the benefit of the r
cni'iiltiirel i liferent. An nnj'ori -it clwn^e in ih> c
ctiariM ter of the tithe tax would l?. con: .deie.J n
Like i ll other nformetp, the I'r- i: -? hih c
tiioeu with (>|>pofi(ion frojn his |>o'i:ic??l ; I i,
.or.ifol *b< rn we iee, ivl lienor Moutt, Kivca a ?ia- i
vular iikMin for hi? op(*i?ttioii, namely i thai the | ii
idt-u ih lint original wr.h the IV>M<ler.:, o.i; that b* , v
Narrowed it from forui' other Country. Ill S;nor I,
Mciitt ia uot oni.inal htmwtf, even in hi* reiisnn n
lor ot-i'OMiioii: tor we have h nd tiefuri of ,
men Hint U) ?i ii*r ?>|iiuion?, i?. ir u.vii j>
couutry1, byi at u.e fainc tunc, i< r f.ai or r>i< julc,
hart ?enw enot'gfc not tor?r*rNi them. ,1
TtiAMim* |tn|? r rematkr, that the concim >ir>r. ,
<1 Ciiinuu iiiii r in Galilotim. ha? i-vomc inrrev v, , ,
ni <i ' at tfce " (.obCtptivn" (lour had htotxi m w.:il I ?
in i).? tton Fraoti?co nurket, tb*i -to luf'rtui arti- ( t,
rl? bad h?m ?fie,?i by parti-* p-jrflminf th?*
en l*T ( coccpii u ilour h.ig# Iroin bakera .>?d )
j It*if, mi filling them with au ?ftirl* inuck int-? r
n? r. a- d which will tower the if[>. itioa ' ^
i f the Krh.ni. He iHm a flour Hitjituir u
be ?n ?intfg at etch j?ort where (!<>iir la ehi.-p-d, ?
ai.d Witt'here be h?a\y tine m.];ctei u?<>? all ' d
pailie* iti. niiinfl . gait. t the Uw. t
Fitih Ik* IH^iliitNiitit liv tk r*ii:i?!i il?? net tr trn .
Valf-oraiao, < -f?l|itr>. ami *lon? the eoaef, we le?rn ' w
that a revtt|<;iui? 1.ia takf-n (lite 1.1 .h- re?o fcfi * r
*( Ke>i?o?-r, ard that the ref tMic had b.*? 1 <i \itie I ft
n.tn ikrre atntr*. lienrril J.li ldi. who tijU '-J 11 (
the rprolnii?.o of lb4i. tuid wb??' aucce?i c-i'i*?d if
ti.<' ."i'flit ?>f < Spiral FltHt-", i???l in tarn b-e i cm* c
|e!!' d if e?c*iie the reroluftotdata, and ? *k jro- i vi
tei tUm In * Briifah man of war Then in ?*' hat bur n
t I till' I c
He Mi il?c v vl a t, and U'vl*??l 14
rl | roriatt d ^!nas<titr, w ira h (. it l.im If ?* *
?k? /n't id an !l f?Ti ? thfi*. h" I nif h" I on y
w hf f h* will >i?* i!U| port <!, it iik .id fcjr b
*11 the rich vf r*nk ?n>l Maatlutf >i^ata?( thu iMr> j M
i l.i-ts", w lio? < k, lot iki( tvi ii?3i, ih1! (it iiKiaIwrn
rnl T rnwry
'f h* n 1 ftwii C?1U" ?n<i Lnilitik'ra *
roamciovd. uuii ii |?tagre*Mn:x vciy l*?t. Tht
trci>> Iroin nmrljr kllj?iUof IVtu n<nl be?"i in |
v iii iIm wi?f|, unJ i lii-or 01 tilt Ulior'm 1 i? ,
ii.<l ly /#'/_0^>r"' I'1' 'v ' I'h |- T i*A! ; i
Ii . i. iIgfWB * > 'I. il -n*-. n r miIi Iii,- r,, i ,
ii' a. ili.ti ?l ?uy other r*tlrjiii in liiij;
I..(,'l. <r ilif wiirld. I
Thf V*lp?rt>i?* Mrtmntilc ltrj>"it*r "'17* ,
Thf Wrifta t"<iini??r, ' ?ii\ii?. r " Nttfv* t ir?n i.J*"
annul m llim |>nrt on th<* 2#ti iitkum fro n
' IUi> xnii ihr ibttrritrrlialc jwri*. Mr- Itru >fiit
in #jrrt? hrul poM dn?'. Th" n*w? '
brought Ht Iit ficin th?* m uhh^nni r'-pui)!i? 4 it J
i'l b?i cr^Hi irri|or'nnr*' In IlnlivU thr "tertian* (
Hi'li l tcr filii.ii fivornhlv. at.i! it'-n-Til %va?
bttotniftf m<if? f?>|MUr, Iiarinp a& ,>*? ! more Hfc?
*r?l IM-Miirri. Krom I Vim nothing worth m*rit"
miijr.
1 fw ili?ro*f rim of wlrcr at (%?i>in|?. are brown- .
ip(i ? ?. ty Aljr rmra Impntall, nnH MAT* i? a j ,
drm^nd for workman. town ia iiniro?in< (
rry rrmrh, and rr* lend: will ba a moM tewrtiHi j .
rival to Valptrniao.
" hf Arimlaalon of California.
Crow tka Han Kranrtocn H? ralJ. Inly It J
Thr rataliliahm* iti of a fonthrrn orjjan a( W*ah- J
ir?fon, for iha purpnaa of ralJaetitif lh<- acnl m n>*
nf tha ultra f???iith?m tn*n, ia an in<tt?*atn?n of tinprnlaiblr
raault of th?- praaant atrii'fla in ('onKt'-aa,
t?* m> m*ana favombla to tHia Htata. No'thitwa j
baliaaa th<- North any mor<" intaraatrd in th*? wc|larr
of California th in the JSomh, l>ni th-?i tV rn? I *
riima I'hanraa of ihi* *ery ali.v"? a?H uncertain | .
f?m* of |>oMk*e, l?a? ( liffi tlK !*ot|th?M man in A j
I ( t-illr-fi ?if i mm ho-ff'tf to f'alifornitgf 'ft h*r , r
jwrarfit l?o"??if| uia? Til' wtt'aiaf iN|"?Ii(i ni ]
<|\4t Mm* u ?m?. wi ^;ca> ?ktMWC|< lue cai/uid u %
\ V
, . - w+f . yMr ^
L D.
x ? ? - , i
" ' * - ' **
, TWO CENTS.
i open antagonism with Mr. Clay ; atij if the lat r
gentleman succeed by his denunciation ofGea.
'ay tar's }>o.-ition, in gaining over any jiortion of
e democratic party now oiipnsed to the comoiiiiw,
rhe measure is pure to succeed.
It in, uiUeed, by no means certain that theadmintration
lias acquired any strength, by the expulon
of Messrs. Bullitt una Sargent. It was a very
igh handed measure, and the attempt to forca
iese gentlemen to speak to order, was a piece of
itty dt-s^iotism that will bf reseatad by all mile*
pr dect inen of both parties.
Mr. Clay's position is one of great strength. lie
p.s the sympathies of the people of the United
'tates in favor of his plan, and he certainly has, as
ir ph we have been able to ju l^e, the sympathies
f the people of this country. Tnfre has not been
, rv. in C.,l.l-> i? 1 ?
oeition to the compromise. The people are txremely
anxious for admission, but ihey are nut ho
nxious na to make them averts to any measure
liat will ensure the sejirment of the mtny iiuesiona
now at issue. If the vote were now taken,
ire believe there would be a majority in favor of
lie compromise of the Committee of Thirteen.
13ut there is one tiling u|ion whi :'li U?e |>eople of
fiia State have n<> division of opinion. The r>i?>,x>iti<>11
to run ?f \he Mi-si iri rum.ioinis#
i the Pacific, <an never find favor ia California,
'he people, whatever may be their sentiments of
slf denial, urging them to prefer wi adjustment o(
le whole controversy at once, toanypaiual setement,
eve a although the litWr should adi'.ne#
leirown interests, nevertheless can never con tit
to submit to :? contraction of their present
uuudaries. Tint is wholly out of the question.
id i.iopooed l>y but very few? Jeilerana Davis,
[r. Clemens, Mr Hunter, Mr. Vulee, Mr. Butler,
rid one or two others ; but it meets with no favor
out any but those who are opposed to uu cjinomise,
and whom we cannot hold less coosuid!e
than such men as Mr Ilale n? d Mr. H'w.trd.
f course, such a proposition can never receive ;iny
;>nbiderable support. Th t a number of those in
ivor ?f the measures of the compromise comlittee,
may absent to the extension of the line ef
le Missouri compromise to the eastern boundary
f this State, ia highly probable; and, of course,
e should not object Am iiing that u ill lay the
fruhled tiiirit of disunion forever, will be hailed
ith joy Ly the people of this country, at well as
io.-e of other portions of the Union. Hut the
aundaiies ol California must not be duturbed
(11) lit ma ol' Kan Francisco.
The Nkw Yoiik Famciy.?1Citations hiving be?n
prved U|>on (he participants 111 sundry ligliu oa
unday night, quite a number of the iadiviJu.iU
tade their api?arance before the Recorder
rday. 'loin I Iyer and lie letter Kiy }>!eid?-if inir|Ki?ition,
n.t lii excuse for their n?n-nppec ranee,
'tins Lilly was tint put open in il; uuJ, from (h?
.-limoDy, it appealed that he was provoke1 to tho
-sinlt upon K iv, by hi.-t (!\ ij' ) ah' ?ivr la."/; i'' <?
nd threat ! Lilly said iriit Kay rtruek at him,
n<i that thereupon he (Lill>) pivseutmi u pUluL
nd would Iriv killed Iviy had n-A his pi? I
limed fire. K".v th. n ?truc-U him, a ?:ght endued,
nd co forth. Judge Tilford thought the aasMill
rove ki d by Kay's conduct, and he therefore fait
istihed in imposing the sluhlet>t potsihle fn*e.
udgment of ouc c< s;t fi.ie, and coats, was therefor*
warded.
Jack GimMe, another of the belligerent*, a;> nri'd
to have ruled ih?* wmst on th<: occasion rrntd
U?. Lvery one appeared oxiourt to k''ep
ear of hiin. He h?d a loaded pi?tol iu li.shul.
ad pointed it indiscriminately toward* fri'r I an i
>< , declaring hinvelf able to whip th<- universal
iiiik?e nation. A line of $10 nettle ! ina cut,
rhich amount Mr. Lilly very quickly forked our
i the Court.
Two or three other5, who, it rprvirrd, took ne
ctive part in the ali'ray, were tlialiarjpfd.
[Frnm thr Jjan t'rancUeo July 17 1
Jim Gram kok A- isth^t Al.okrsmn.?Our
meet friend, Mr. Juniej Grant, i< t<>dav r > nie.ted
by hi? friend* for the olTie') of A*Mt?uuit
Liclen.mil. There is u<> in?n in this ci y whiae
nil . ,lv i i iiiii . nil. h itioneil. "i 1. if eler ed. WO
ie1ievr he will ditchnr^e the duties of his o'iic*
tiihfu'ly and efficiently. lie will u?? no sultry.
>1. Uellemor-; in his 0|<]*Beai.
Iiit\? nllxn i'ruilnre.
fFrom the Polp?nUn Juoel*]
We ate it I til to know thai * rendy home market
ia# ttjniiil. f4 dm t*-iy!e of t!i.\t |> irt oi II twin to
i more vigorous |?ros'-cation of griculuiral |>jruitf,
uiul c?nH.-qi>< ntly inert- * ,| their n-ana of
mnfort-iblr Hvmr A poor, l.iajr, ahiftlta* ,*opla
"ii nevtr become niu.li oivili/ed, nor tioaor either
'tiriHtiajnity or civilization: und we therefore great!y
rjo'ce in the (iro?|> Tity tni?t will e < u redly ntt 11
he mot I vigorous agricultural pursuits, not in K-?f
l.i men ly, tun throo^-ho it the Hawaiian Aftihieln^o.
Tot re in no fear of ovcittockiag the in irket, or
f lo?iae bv tie- decay of produce. Any eiirnla* or
trerMtx-k for ilie time tM-ing, van be i roiitaMy f.-,I
i bwiue and |iouitry, ail of winch conroiui a
>ndy ii> u kit.
lJut while urgirg the whole agricultural i>irt oI
ie jmj 'jlution to i'ltrrejwvl ?-ffo t? in thegrowing of
S>t ili!e?, iVe , wf would ?l?i reconi'iirnd ih?
ntu.g of colfee hi - uui'w' localities, and cfMia
i the M iuity of mill The?e are em;>h*tic .!ly
?< i 1 <i.d ?t;;Wi>, f r> i will n>?t d?-Jaj l>y a ft*
ion>h?' keejrinu in Unnd. It we ure rightly informd,
both Ui lml* niiit I i rn iku\ di. trict-- "0 i I iw ii,
bound in larga tr<tc>a kuued in * ;ir clin itiou",
iliith i.i" yet nntouc li'-il To whom do tli
dhte tM< t? belong?iind when nnd !>/ whom arc
. .. k?. t "i i... .... ,, ,
. 7 ?.. UII r ....... ....... . ... ? ... m1'iin
waiihy of I'liD-iilrrnltun, and t- ituiot oa i <a
predily koIv* 4. UV rinc ri ly h upe tli- llfliculf < <
iprocuiiBg land trill noon !>< dirnuif f> -1, and that
.mi of rnfrprim and e^hal, (for it d<r< tr
to plain an .:cea*'u!ly,) in iv lifld ladtK-em-jita
?i?vrM tbfir nv-aaa ?tt ih* h?- >alwd*. Ther* t?
bt n ?ha4ow of doul.t remainuf, that r.ipttal t.'in
irntni, ?n>l mana^d m mIi |.-'i i -a a id lull. Will
!?i lar;:* return.* at no very di?t*at <l ijr; au<i *1
i*va bo rtro?i((fr deiira tIt ait to ? < ? tka wUole aur?cc
of the Sandwich 1slanl< dot ed with uUaii?
ion*, and terming wuh an md ifUiooa tti thriving
iramtn.
in otxifotaa'i wah the subject ot ejpiuin^ f?rcurc
fu l l the I' cwarJ mi?l bt IU#*ii, tin 11 j* <
ity i f a port of rutry I RKr -haot re* It hiJ
f'^nlx-u ?n?s<aied. Wr falljr acre* with fh ?
rht> frcl that arcHaitf, and tru*t ihe ly :n?l litre,
i? in ar?ci!ia, Will net adjourn ua'.il KiWAiJkia
nd ll.lo < n Hawaii, 4D'I !l?n ilei and Waimea ?a
!a?*i are n-> co-Mitu:? <!. L~t # rcry reaiiiaMef*>li?y
be atWde I by gerernrncnt fiir re.aimn# iht
x\mmi bi | rt^lut-any, asd market* will ajtriug up
(liKvr there n a ?-<iubl? harbor IjC *ru i tu
nt'f, and n ?|4rit ?>f ind<'-try will bp tiifaaod lfct*?
atricf* *h-i? 'he cirae of fndoleoc* haa too I >
lighted the ler.d
We arc ic rty to U- oi-luT'd to Botic: a .liapoai v a
Mcli wovid contract f ?tlt*r ilmn tipui the E>t
Iforta of Mi* of l\?h '? tof.in.Uh an ri,r?rt
oi?i that fri??rf I dUtri't. The naiiera thrf<* c.irnlain
tl at "twaa iadiv <1 imU U**e ttknt >n
ifirw Irea ti p suazd. p ht;> of th<-|>ro lucta of Uii?
; ??(' t, hi ita < th*m??1<rna to k ?*p o.T
rp-'la bv f * rr(ti.?? rf Th^ aa,>, !!* , a > that all
My pa*a ihtt itg'i tii? ir cwn b<nil?, iai nuiP ?ratha
f llit fti>li:t ittuaip with i!im' ' h it tl?j i>-o^U
?fi i to tliinL it hnrdly fairthtt ;h wh? ,l?y Iho
arat of tb^tt brow. j.rod ice aiypli- a n? l't hy
,im< mi .lii i t ? "ir it i i
? dt |iriv?d ni ,<n o| ,-/rlui,i y ItlNitw % Luf r?trralion
for thrif foi1- hy tto dMtoi |jC? :
a of ihr nlorfC.ii I tf'li 'i "u?-t? "
W? have #o r?w<l *n?a|#,l$? ? f ?S< in liHnnlc
r>r fifaeiirni rr* rtf I to tUwve; but fr ?m tha
in"Jr, it that ih? tradM't*
iuvc muic of 11 in ! tint, an-l h*t? taken th-r j?r????<*r
on rye U> r? . hp r*i!. >>y uiving pflSHritf to
h?- hv tW'tytof th? i' iMm that a-ip^'tpa
nn U'|*>"urr<l, if will hut fo for ttom.
' I^ivr, nail let lut" is it noo<l ino''?, *Hk S
ioj** to a#? Ind'trn: i ig tl?* trinMetinna of all
Uwm at th* Wind*.
Tli* Nl.W iTIT' tl -M If Mj IHM*.?'Til#
ui.u Dlion nf Mil li> MI. for id* i' u,? ??r fo.mnj{
a new < irwi'trion. ha* fiits lafiara, ?<!
nitl ptr?rnt nn tr?'ru?n*nt flr ito conaM-rttwn ?#
lr |? I ( |r I.f || t NM? All" i* am* fi*-a th?
nUii'-* ?f tl.v oi-Niv a* I (JuTar.ioc
n; < irc-uit 'n.U?? |l,a Tr?"?ir*r |t,OW;
Auditor ?^n? ml f I.O?K?; r?tij"-rintfa Irni of Pnh'in
In* ? ruction 11; Strrrtotf of Stuff #*? : Atti
rn> v t .?n?-r?l #H??; ' '<?mrotMfcwr of Land * ?fIn
# Tll? ' ?|"lal ton torn |?rr'n?l?l'HllTfur.l
it l-?nm|f. Tto judiciary il f *ctl?<*. (Vr-onal
,ri.|? riy rtflDfil to lie amount of J.V?i ||ihii*<
rtnii of 4? <crfi>, and not in a city or milage, .-t II
ill iiIko, aii'i a lot in ritv ' *ilM$" to ito v?ln*
if |I..VKI All i>roj*rtjr or a fi-trwl** icriiird
r marrtufr. and aftrrwarda r?t*i?pd hy iatoiinut*,
(if) or oihft wiar, to to tor* aolHy
Damraik Miarallany.
1 h<- ??ntb?T waa *ttn>ai?l| hnt la l.oaU ? tfca
Mh. lh> lk>rni'a?l?r rin(H| at f01 <! ( ta tfea
h?<t? . lit ?h?n >i|nwl lo tha aan
W W lUj lm < f tM.rtt? WM 1r >wo?-l at Wla4aar,
'rn . whil* tiattilnt. na tto t? la?t.
TM ntatt' a nf tl?itr>al. It W ?aH k?i ?'IW? a
? y?r? I. a - A ?i* Ih >ii*ati4 *n< l?a hoi.Ira#
t<?? ?*i? laitH-'V I" ^a?tn? U?
ifcawig kto Mia.