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MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS -TRIPLgR ALL TO
Nl let Apply to J. II wARDWELL, 800 Broadway.
DARTIKs WISHING TO HAVE THE Usn or TRIP.
Ter Hall during three evenings the week, will plsaso
J. II. wARDwELL. so Broadway.
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HOTELS.


NAPOLEON HorRL, AT HOB0KEN, WASHINGTON
IN street. Of First street. minutes walk
the ey-1rench restaurant By O. u Diyernos a. Han
40. Private saloon for dinners. lea
ITO TRAVELLERS IN EUR0rE.-BorBL DIrALIR,
0euoa-1his hotl, Just completed By the pvopretor
comprises tive palaces, that Of the Duke 0rfmald and
that Of rseoo. Netting spared In the interior
srransemsn 70 sssr te travellers ell that taste snd com
fort desire. FRANCOIS TEA.
EMPIRE CITY HOTEL, CHAoRRs. NEW GRANADA.
II The subscriber having assumed she maaaesment o
tbs poplar house new PREPARED y cner n. frend. .s
the public accommodations equal 70 house on the
hmus supplypg his table With the beat that can be OBJ
tained and h bar with the choicest liquors ass
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0Ouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Instantly con-
yers red hair to black brown withou> staining
the snin Goursud Soap eurss tan pmple echiss salt
rbeum nngworm &c. Poudrs Subtitle uproots hair
p.rs q the body Laui Rouge Lily White and Hair Re
gloss a. " walker street. Broadway Cal
lender ~ South Third street. Phiadelpbia; Boston, l
Washington street.
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rINE ARTS.

lust RECEIVED tPER AsIAD A SPLENDID AS
sortment Of Englsh Ensravings. being the Stock Of
bankrupt will be sold cheap the creditors
dividend To be ss B. MARKS AGENT ios Hester
Nov oPEn-TnE NAPOLEON oALLEKY. AT rHn
~ Of The Nstsnsl Academy Of Design 6 Broad
var, oppcsts Bond Admittance, oents; ssason
Nokeu.h centa- Cataiosues. 12k cents.
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OLYMPIC. NO 442 BRoADwAY.-GRAND SUNDAY
" Concert Vocal and Instrumental Music-Leader OF
the Orchestra Herr W. Ranken, the we'll known and able
artist. Doors oten 70 commence at o'clock Admis-
son-Private Boxes 50 Parquet Is CENTS Dress Cir
Gle, Is q cents; Gallery, I'm cents
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II A. Chiffon AUCTIoNEEa-sALE OF HOUSE
bold Furniture, at No ls First street near Avsna
.slo o'clock at Ils First street near Avenue Heue
hold fur iture consisting Of bl and cane sea
Goth French sssaas and Bsada 'sSss sSns.S Ssrpts G
Of Ki..hen Furniture, With which the sale will ee
Also some coal and wood Catalogues can be had Of tn
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE sALE-HENRY n
and wsdnesdsy Of th. week (sh ass and ed o.soSor
shsr sales No wall street an sxossainFy spsaaid
h sSnor g. IN the ships Trenton and NiaIara
BSStSery Love Gusrt,a Angel Psyche
Nemesis; Ceres; Venus Bacehus and Ariadne Prayer III
e the snest Carrara marble BY the living
the art Also the eeebrate1 group by Kick Of The Dublin
Of alsbssseT ssatusry and bssu,el yssss
day. HENRY II. LEEDS. Auctioneer.
I 1. vAkDEwATER AU1TiosEsR-THE ArrES
10 sale Of the met splendid Of Marble
Of the kind imported together
Gosas Psrsisn Clocks Bronsss Groups; Plated Ware Se
n ga the aVth Tuesday the 2is and "Wednesday the
No. II Wall Marble satuary@The Guardian ANGEL
ratio; original ssosp Love sharpenin
TO- two Putt Of Fapgo two the Nest Of bviae Love;
SaseT Group Of sasas ssU
bis ,athsr ds from the sssas
are CIV subjects never before exhibited The
yenS,danee of Canoya Michael Angelo Raphsei Noses in
the Burushes Cupid the she'll supported by Dolphns
Class sha most
this costly article offered at auction Bronze
iects such as Marus in the Of
& rI Fasd wss a
Cofte Pots, Tea Kettles urns, So, The goods will be
will be the finest collection ever offered al
public sale in this city.
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HORSES. CARRIAGEs. "a.
A DROVE OF VERY FINE MULES. REcHvED THIS
"A day. very large and well broke; also several single
York state hors ard two pair Of vel matched horses very
s sh at the United states Sale and Commission stables
Nos l22 l2 26 and M East street. between
Second and Third Horses bought aud sold
mission All sale horses stabbed AZ 5 PEI day. Wagons,
harness and carts 10 show WITH furnished BY the rrooreor
JANIS X. sUYDAM,
EoR sALE-AT NEssRs. CHAMBERLAIN n soNER-
indy Ms Bulls Head stable street
Third avenue lot Of treni yfOur choice Horses
Montreal Csnsds. amorg them Mares
Black Cansdp Queeu two ST. Lawrence otng colts
and some good work Horses.
CoR sALE--JUsT ARRIVED FROM THE NORTH.
10 pairs well matched Horses; also. number " ane
single Horses not TO be surps.sed in style speed h
thing nov In the market. To be seen AZ CONkLIN
Co.'S Livery anc sale stables Twenty fourth street. be-
tween Lexington and Third avsnNes.
LroR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME YOUNG BAY
Horse Eve years old. sound aud kind In all harness,
snd under the saddle he s good traveller and
and pleasant driver Also Light WAGON and Harness
Appy at ESQ Pearl street.
CoR sALE-A LIGHT TRoTTING WAGON. WAS
built ss road for Lady Sutton. Has been but
little ued made Of the best materials and s In complete
order Left pale the stable Of Gillespie Cariisle,
Hast Broadway near corner Of PIKE street. Price s75.
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CRANKLIN MUSEUM. l7s CHATHAM SQUARE, oNI

ERAHKLIN MUSEUM, ne CHATHAM SQUARE, oHn
block above the National Theatre-Gsorge Lea sole
perform every afternoon and
mS eemmenee "a sne sscrnoon - three
ments are varied and select and suoh be
other place Of entertainment in New York. consisting ef
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe John nond ths
dancer In he World gill appear Also hona Ore
any stone the audience choose 70 ofer him he will
also challenge TO I'LL buaok with hie
nss Tor any .nount ei money troupe Of Model Artists.
senate number Of beautiful tabeau1 company s(rah
oirs who through variety OF strength
An e,hbition Of Marble ssssasy unsquaed in tho worlds
together with variety Of Interesting
Afternoon and evening For par,ieuiars. bills %
each Day Admssion-Seats In Private Boxes, 81 esnty
eents-
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TV>nE ORIGINAL NEW ORLEANS SERENADERs.-0.
i Swsiue Buckley, Master 7. Buckley J. Buckley, X
Bishop Buckley and j. H. Collins respectfully
to their trends and e public that they have made
With Mr. J. H. Re 10 performin
in sction With Fellows Minstels at 44 broadway
their tion travel south. Any band calling
Themselves Orleans serenaders New Orleans Ballet
Troupe the composed Of the above PARTIES
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FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-BY A SMALL IA
my. without young children; rent not to exc7ed
hundred dollars month paid In advance. Location be-
tween Fourth and Sixth aud Fourth fifteenth
streets Address box 100. Post once.
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WISHES FURNISHED D
"A apartment, not than elk blocks from broadway.
between Franklin and Houston st Address mmedi
ately, &. G. B., Broadway Pest Once.
VVANTED-A SNAIL HOUSE OR PART OF HOUSE
w furnished unfurnished. for gentleman and wife
in renteel neghborhood. Apply at 81 Broadway, stairs
VUANTED IMMEDIArELY-A SMALL TWO-STORY
w House, the lower house, for small FAINT.
~ until the lat OF May not below Prince Rent paid
10 advance Address Telemaohus, Herald ofoe IRquisi.
tive pertons need not answer
IUANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR
W female boardrg house. either side Of Bro sdwAy,
above Prince below Reade street no addressed
H. NJ. b., Broadway Post Office, will be attended to.
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Ruu AHOIARu.

OrIrcH or THE NEW YORK Gas LIGHT COMPANY,
" Oct ~ ls5lThe President and Directors have this
ss dss.rsd dysend Of Eve per cent. the capital ssocs
payable 70 the etochholders Saturday t No
venber nert The transfer book will be ciosed from the 18th
w supply arsfss Cor sny amouna payable throushsus
vrsss Britain and Irel.nd They are also sole agents for
lane sne Line Of Lverpool pachsts aud the Line o.
sased en- reasonable terms.
WANTrp, ON BorroxRY-ApoUrs sii.co WANTED
W on bottomry 81 British ship reomsn, Capt Purdon,
hd her ffeght The vessel s bound 20 Sc John, ~ B. 70
osd cargo OF timber and deals 10 Hverrool Loan 10 be
payaeie on sriysl q the yesel At Liverpool The
emsn was bnilt at ST. John, ~ B. lst6. ts g1 tons
burden in perfect order having undergone extensive
rerar TO psy which the loan reguired Offers eloan viii
Ffcftr "a Wall street.
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COUNTY MEETING.-THE DEMOCRATIC REPU3
~ lean Electors Of the City and County Of New-York
friendly 10 regular aud the Of the
are requested to meet at Tammany Hail wedaesday
evenings the I'd instant o'clock to hear the report
the city and judicial conventions The following emiuent
nave peen invsa 70 address the msetog
Gerry Chic John Cotton Smith Conn James W. Nye,
Madison County; Il. V. X. Wright New-Jerseyi "a X.
smith, New;Yorkt Hon +. b; Cutting, b. Shepard,
Wright Hax kes John Cochran, James T. Braiy, Daaei
SicBles, j. kynders. Philip MerAel and others
HENRY NICoLL Chairman Of Com. OF Arrangements.
Nm! WM A. D9rSaas: Secretaries.
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AMUsE ME- NTs.


RowERY OPEN AT Oh CURTAIN
- rises a. O'clock Boxes IS oents Pit l2 .ents Seats
In 0rchestra Boxes cents Monday evening" Octoter ~
terfse Broadlacs Mr. Griths Bernard Barton Nj Tton
uneh Master Cony Peter Psndean, Mr. Tayl Hockey
eSi hss n 5a1 ZEN THE sS %
nowiSg Mr. Lesy Mark Kedr Mr. Tlton; Rose, ars Ma;
70 eonciude with tt comely OFF P the Man sad
'thehs; Susan starte. Mrs. Mason.
vpen az AZ u TO begin 1T O'Clock. Dress Circle and Par
ette eo gents seeond Iier 70 cents Private Boxes, s5
played the so@:dy 10 ssps sn%sy syospSE Oct &C. s
u.id sr j. Lester Pauline, Mss NJ. Taylor; Aiphonse
husfeil Polish hszurka by Mile Celeste and Mr. Ere
MAN-Georae Herbert. Mr. Dyots; Hopkins Cravon Esn
Mt John Dunn zachary westw ,od Mr. Blake; John Smith,
on, Miss Westou Mrs. Westwood. Mrs Hugaes.
NATIONAL THEATRE, CHATHAM STREET DOORS
Boxes cents Pit 12 cents Orchestra Tickets 50 cents
Private Box Tickets ST. Monday evening Oct 60 the an
THE WOVDC CUrTER-Mauriee. M ]. R. Scott; Hans; NJ
Arnod; Marie Mrs Nichols After which new drama en-
Weoss BianShsId Sir alter sr Ssrks TeS Of M Me-
Arnold; Louise M Nichols TO with drama
ofMABEL, Thk CHILD OF THE BATTLE FIELD-steoa-
hold, Mr. Clarkej Mabel. hra Nichols.
QARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. T. BARNUM,
- Manager and Propretor-JohH Greenwood. Jr., Assist
formanees Is cens children under 10 l cents Par
quette ls centsextra Monday and Tuesday Oco 2Dh
Pete Norris" (his frat two yearsG Dance
s petite Grs.ine followed by the comica farce Of TIE
DANCING BARBER In the evening. at N O'Clock, will
Ssnaon sls Ru Ms Mssaye1
the rest OF the characters by the rest of company The
Of the curose from ali parts of the world
may be seen at all hours.
DOWRRY AkPUITUsATpr M az pouvpv r,ru
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OpEN EyEaY NIonTzzFELLowg. MIEsrRELss Al

nPEN EVERY NIGHT-FELLOWS hlhsTkkLS, AT
" Fellows New Musical Hall t Broadway, between How
Ard ana Grand reeThis justly celebrated and efnoient
talented and experienced under se lo
Of j. g. Fellows whose concerts in this city for
he have been received with the greatest favor by
the elite and fashion from all pars OF the Union feows
Musical Hall Of the spacious and best ventilated
budinssin the world Admission 3 cents Doors open ~
So; concert ts commence at ~ o'clock An afternoon
every Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
CONNIE dation OF famiee, commencing st o'clock p. n
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IL ELLY's HALF PRICE ENGRAVING ANB PRINT
N ing 0ece, No. l4l Fultoa street. New York. Wed
style cake boxes envelopes. &c. An engraved plate
cadsf ten shillings NBDspot for the sale of cor
per plate presses. burned OIL blankets, Nc.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.-TUEsDAY EVENING. OCT. a.
IN Grand compliment Musical and Dr amatio Festival
Mr. Turner the Ba Snger-Tekets sale
at the music store Of W. HALL y SON,
Corner Of Brosdgay and Park place.
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EIGHTH AND NINTH WARDS DEMOCRATIC WING
~ District Cow pissrict)At meeting
OF the delegates elected the District Convention of
Eighth and Ninth wards, held at No Howard street.
the City of New YORK. October H. 1851 for the
Justice of the Justices Court and Police JUS
tce for said district Hon. George Briggs called the
chair and Alfred Waite was appointed the ds
legaes elect being present, viz Eighth Ward-Messrs.
George Lake David L. Crane Alfred Waite James shaw,
Joseph T. Porter Ninth Ward-Hon George Briggs, Wal
ter s Gum H. hilton. Jacob l. sebrng Abraham
Underh On motion, Mr. II. N wiid Of the Eighth ward
elected and admitted Eleventh delegate WhereupoQ
the Convention unanimously nominated Justice Of the
Justices Court William B. Meeeh, Pooe Justice,
James Bieasley Esd On motion, IL ordered that
the proceedings be published in the New YORK Tribu
Courier and enquirer and Daily Timos Where
the convention adjourned subject call Of Chair
BY order, GEORGE BRIGGS Charm.n-
ALFRED WAITE, Secretary.
EIGHTEENTH WARD REGULAR DEaOCRATIC
II Whig nomnations:-
FORA lderman-Alonzo A. Alvord.
sssistant-Luther e. Carter.
" Assessor-James Kennedy.
1" Commissioner of Common schools-Joha D Russ
School Trustee-Wm. D. Chase.
Inspector of Schools--Jesse W. Benedict.
Constables-Henry Bishop. Robert y. Mitchell
By order Of the Charter Con vention.
VIM ROBERTSON, JR F., Chairman.
H. r
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HENRY McKISNEy, Secretary
WILLIAM B. BURROWS, Treasurer.
Private Boxes So Boxes and Parquet, 20 cents. Pis
cents.
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1vfMNAsIIC UkTHUFEDi.--Hh. ELLsELEK,
" formerly Teacher in the Royal Gymnasium, of Paris
and Professor in Chief Of re 0rthopedy Gy@nasum Of
has the honor advise the pubs that his will
The obtained BY him last h
city and further in all Of Of the BODY
orwesknes o. The organs are too se known and too nue
% not call attention This system will the
natural of youth with the buoyanoy beon gng
It. Lessons will be given In the family parlor in
all the family physicians Of the house. Address to Mr..
senae. el9 RroAdNaY.
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COUNTY MEETING.-THE DEMOCRATIC REpua

NATURALIZATION COMMITTEE WILL BE IN sEs
sion At rammAny, from A. NJ till p. NJ, till 2sse
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R0ARDING-A LARGE AIRY ROOM, WITH PANTRY
~ attached to et to gentleman and wife, single
gentlemen with board by applying at 81 Henry street
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rNHE DEMOCRACY OF THE FOURTH SENATORIAL
district comprising the seventh Tenth. Tn reonth and
Seventeenth wards requested to meet IN Mark
square, Of Ludlow and Grand streets
evening Oct 2Oh 20 respond 30 the non alton Of
G. DesEe, TO represent this District In the Senate
Several eminent speakers have been invite and will
dress the meeting. J. MEsSERVE, Chairman
j. M. GLOVER. Secretary eff the Convention.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-THE SCHOOLS
Of the Academy will the first Monday OF
yember. Admission to the Life and Antique Schools five
dollars to the Antique alone three dollars Students
leave their with either of the Secretaries H. She
j. q Stearns the Curator, at the
Academy. By order of the Council
j. IL. SHEGOGCE. Cor. See'y Y. A.
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GLIMPsEs OF MEN, THINGS, AND PLACEs-No. 20
ALnASr (NRw YoRx.) Aueusr Is

ALBANY, (NHw YoRK,) AueUsr 25 1861.
The subjects Of the Scientific Conuention.-Ir
my last gave some account of the closing pro-
ceedings of the Convention, which adjourned or
Saturday evening. The occasion is too interesting
TO be passed over without another glance or two Al
the subjects and the men Of the Convention. And,
first, of the subjects presented and discussed.
These numerous, amounting to something like q
hundred and fifty and large portion OF them presented stimuli
taneousy three four different sections Of the association
that any reference them whole must necessarily
be very general and imperfect. Still it may not be whou,
interest If but few of the papers presented really showed
any important advancement in science, still they may oil be
regarded in body having tendency to that end, by
stimulating scientific research and nqsiy, and dusine
sroad through the land interest in scientific pursuits
They plough the field and the seed and the
will assuredy come
On the first day Of the session paper from Mr. Vaughan,
of Cincinnati read by Prof Henry of the Smithsonian
Institutes prove the existence Of current OF thermo-elec-
trcity around the earth in the direction the suns
Prof Henry, understood did not consider the reasoning
sufficiently clear and conclusive This however, should not
deter Mr. Vaughan, any else, from continued abors
in that field for the subject Of electrical magnetic currents
round the earth from which great light is probably yet
70 come. N8f-s
Foucaufs pendulum experiment which has halt turned
the heads OF philosophers for some months past came IN Tor
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THE FATE, tale Of stirring tines BY the author of.he
i Old Oak Chest Uts.
Travels and Adventures in Mexico by Wm.w Carpenter,
late of the u. s. Army II
Anthons Manual OF Roman Antiquities with nurnerou, IL
Illustrations
The Elements Of Algebra designed for beginners by Elias
LOOMS, MA. Just published, and for safe by
TAYLOR K MAURY
aug IS Booksellers, Penn. avenue, near 9th Il.
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lens and silk have all materially increased ls49, and
all except wooens 1885, Under the heads Of hardware
and cutlery glass; leather, manufactures, millinery, eahen-
ware, machinery, and mill work. there is steady increase
and would be difficult find any branch of trade that is
in state of healthy activity The returns of imports and
consumption likewise Of favorable character. Sugar,
and Coffee and Cocoa increasing and tea very largely
the consumption for six months being, in round numbers,
esq., OOO 600 against e33 900 in ls49 and 1880 The
navigation also good Taking the figures for the
six months and adding together the tonnage inwards and
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The railway returns show great increase Of business dur
ing the last six weeks the total receipts since the LIST July
exceed those for the period last year by less than
EGO U.s. 3D. per mile extent Of sxy-one hundred
miles, The Of the Board Of Trade for the six months
which ended the 5h Of July last of the most favorable
description The total exports for the present and the two
preceding years the LIST of july respectively were as fol-
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--" How high progressive life may 60,
Around how wide, how deep extend below"

Bring him bone from any quarter Of the earth, and he will
describe the animal from which came, and give you the
entire history Of Its species Nay, more show him but
single scale of fish, though brought from the deep
bowels Of the earth, where has lain mbedded in fossil
mains for countless ages and though the life Of the whole
species which belonged extinct from the earth
thousands Of before the food yet from that single scale
he shall construct the perfect animal and make you draw
ing Of IFS size, form, and character IT. then, you will bring
up from the fossil bed the perfect fossil fish, you shall find
his drawing and description true to the e This the great
naturalist who from the hills Of Switzerland to make
country his home, and the Lawrence Scientific School
Cambridge the Of bis teachings lie yot in the
meridian Of life, and apparently in excellent health, and with
the continued blessing Of Providence many ripe scholar Of
country shall hereafter point to AeAsss with PRIDE and
say
"Thou vert my guide, philosopher, and risnd
BIRD's-EYE,
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ton In addition to the one hundred regular These
make eight journeys every day, and their total receipts
calculated to amount to 1880 daily. An approximate cal
cuaon has been made that the total paid every day for
town travelling connected with the Exhibition is far short
Of "a 900. Sightseeing is the business Of the day.
No less than eighteen hundred vsers, principally foreigners
have lately passed through the State apartments at Windsor
daily. ~ sial3
Parliament evinced laudsbe desire to provide for the er-
tension of education and the improvement Of the public mind
hy the following qranta during the late session
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ecllpGe. observation OF M lsfuIy
corroboraed for have Of those luminous red
dish points completely isolated at q distance beyond the
edge of the oo smother Of these proubeances bent
in the form Of crescent and possessing the most
binary appendices Several of these appearances evidently
increased size but Of them changed their form du
ring the time that they remained visible. have been
sbed to establish the existence Of polarization well upon
the moon itself upon its circumference but with aspects
mingled with various coors that experienced great diff
Guilty in measuring its intensity The Academy has
ceived from scientific correspondents memoirs upon
that is worthy Of in them will be given the public
Mention especially made Of the curious observaors Of M
LIoS relative the variation Of the horizontal magnetic
die during the eclipse The luminous reddish points. al
uded the letter Of M MAUvAIs, observed during
the eclipse Of 1912 bright pro,ubeances projecting from
the dark circumference Of the They greatly puzzled,
and have continued puzzle, the who have attempted
understand their character. During the eclipse Of last
year NJ kUTcEIKI observer posted al the Sano"icn
Islands, remarked that these luminous points were Dol COD
nected with the body the bat on the contrary wer
quite detached from H. ike 90 many islands in space The
eclipse of last month was looked to with much interest BY as
onomers every whee destined by the careful
of which Il would be made the subject TO reveal the nature and
origin Of hese spos known whether these hopes
M been realized so Of the reports OF the asronomerot
the sonth and west of Europe who went to various stations
Of the north to make observations have yet come in The
Academy will shortly publish the result OF the mission OF NJ
MAuyAIs and his companion.
NJ G.srAnrs ofthe Observatory of Naples, has
al ,hs discovery by him. the 29h ulimo Of yet another
member Of group Of small planets revolving between the
orbits OF Mars and Jupiter.
The wife of Major DENsISsKI, who with her hus-
hand n America after The failure OF the Hungarian nsurrec
lion was arrested weeks ago her return Pesih.
She had a forged French passport.