New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

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/ Lfv1SS GlEssFss Chinese Museum, Ma So Bro.dvay.
CHoc1Aw INDIANS with bal play, &C Broadway Grad
TIE CHAscE-A thunder storm, between 10 and Il P "
/ Of Monday, Aug g commenced and thunder storm Of
Sunday Afternoon terminated the Of heated atmosphere
This heated atmosphere hss been extraordinary in It's
menoement duration and termination and also e1triord
Diary in the hsh temperature which il attained aud re
,sned unbroke for sI consecutive days werecspal.te
from our two previous communication, as follows
W. sG, 4u aas g. @ 81 so o9:sa. s S3a
F1dsy' 400 q % to ss'-is Consecutive hour,
saHasS' 1os l. g. s5s-s S coasscuHV. hoa
Tie number of degrees change during each tFentyolr
hours of the heated term follows Tuesday o6 to
s5 deg-le degrees Wednesday, y to sO-ls deg Thurs
day 81 TO 9i!7 deg Friday, - to 93ls deg Saturday
70 to 35-9 deg Sunday: &c TO OIL deg. 1t will be
by this brief statement tia; there great uniformity
in the changes differing but two degrees in the twenty
hours 10 Elk consecutive days.
This heated atmosphere aled WIS. Observing people
commonly call two thresdly term which reduced to
curae measurement by loDg continued and carefully
recorded observations is equal portion Of circle Of three
hundred and sixty hours divided into sixteen sections Of
twenty-five and half hours sach
Tie term, as have before remarked was commenced
by thunder storm which al Baltimore threw down hal
in great abundance When the heat WAS passing the sec
forty FIVE hour point OF the circle. on Wednesisy
evening the electric die harges from the clouds were fire.
quenf and dew fell abund.uiy and again when il passed
the fifth or hundred aud twelve and half hour poa'
Of the circle Saturday evening the lightning corruscs
ted but reaching the sixth hundred aud thirty
fifth hour point Sunday evening the red lightning in
the w, NV, n and L presented e,rful exhibition
of power The western cloud presented refrigerated
boder in beautiful crystals that hone with great brancy
during the mot vivid exhibitions Of the electric light.
Our hourly hermometrcs observations extend uniner
ruptcdly eight consecutive years, and enable US to
determine with perfect accuracy comparative empeA
the stmos each Of the several months Of the
year in all the years during that time.
In the month OF Angus. for eight consecutive yelrs there
is nothing to compare in heat with this tsm,
brsipg from 9TH 9Th inclusive of the present month
ard the approach t. it the record Of August
l-i6 9O deg and 9th Of tbs month of that year -
deg and the 9th Of August l-5o, 81 deg.
Ne have also thermometrc. record covering % years
OF obsey .tons made TIRES times each day bat these last
nsmsd observations not ,de in connection With the
wires and therefore require comPar'on but 50 far As
have examined DO not find any weather IN August FIR 30
year, compare with that OF last week in the intensity sad
long continuance the heat and extraordinary effects
sDltDs from Il.
On Mondsy, The 18th The temperature rsrged rom
II 10 - deg rainy and cloudy aud Td.s d,y ott fro
"a to ~ deg, With shtnil and heavy rain IN
Tpoday P. W., ing. i6 1883
Fv,itaai will be given at Cattle Garden night Con
tag sslvi, Badisi and M'rin will appear Slch c'','s
not often e1ceed.
Nitlos Theatre was crowded last hight there b-ins
nearly 20C0 people present.
Rockies favorte Opera Of Agaie is to b. proiu 81
this evening at Nbos Madame Thellon Mr.. Frazer an
others in the leading parts 1t will attract doubtless fal
house.
CANE MEETINo "A Camp VI etng under the dire 'tion
of the Methodist Episcopal Church will be held At Sing
Sing on the old ground commence Mondsy, the 23h
day Of August, and close on the following Saturday.
DrnIoA1Iox or 4 NEW TEMPERANCE H,LL-The
members OF Maine Law Division, No 90 Sons Of Tempe
rance together with other members of the Order, met
a o'clock Monday evening last, in the Hall, cor.
One Hundred and Fifty siGhst al Tenth to delicate
anew Maine Law Hall large number OF pers ms were
present rs Buckmsn Jr in the chair Songs we're sung
by the Tstlnh Ward Harmonic Society, aud Temperance
Addresses delivered by Mr. II Greeley and Mr.. M,Keon
Aner Other songs aud ben.d!con from Rev. air. Holo
well the meeting dispersed
AS,E>E At THE CRlsrAL PALACE YE,rEEDAr-rHg
UNoo,rR,G OBJ PowERss Eve That curiosity to AID
know hat is forbidden or IS still prevailing char
actersto Of human fully eyincsd yesterday 10
the Cr Palace large stroDg packing placed
on revolving pedestal front of the no mn1l statue OF
Daniel Webster and between It and the eitgy of Wash
ugton As the worknen had p.ced in this posi-
tion the ate nton of visitors drawn TO it. Amid the
hundreds statues models eIhbed aud the Thousands
Of other objects of interest which exposed to view
none seemed 10 excite tloussndh part OF tbs curiosity
which this covered object which hung degree o.
mystery among the spectators, excited crowd had
soon assembled which aIOs threatened obstruction 70 the
opera ions of the workmen. What IS II WAS thu mi
Nersal question Some believed to BE- the origin Greek
slave ~ Powers Thi. impression by means d nnish,d
the nteres felt and Of person bgan 10 be 90 ms
ttoe Of pectaiion il the form Of tbs Greek save
would be something new TIE al las. came our ihl
it was The Marble statue by Powers representing our frs
mother Eve Thi. information naturally increased tl7 &
element and the desire this st present hidden d.
ject
One by one the screws were removed amid toe maui
stons Of increasing interest the part of the specta
tors Had been Eve herself dressed errobs OF mao
cerce unveiled by art the curiosity and desire 20 the
covering removed could scarcely have been greater than
twas Atensth one side Of tue WAS taken OIL and
general rush 10 that side took place bat nothing could bs
seen in the case but the white ,ne with which the offset
was tnvsloped TO protect from das. slight Injuries
The other portions Of the being removed there stood
the figure 10 which all eyes directed with redoubled
s1peotarcy Several matters Of adjustment however we're
m 10 be attended before the Curiosity Of the spectators
could be satisfied The pedestal had to be screwed and
safely fixed Aad the sight Of Eve still forbidden 10 the
assembly which hsd nov become very numerous
One gentleman st last could no Logger endure the s1s
renss but attempted portion OF the covering
before the other arrangements cOmpse He did not
succeed however and the patience of tbs crowd Was still
lcrg ger tried by the provoking workmen VINO seemed
oegbt in showing the utmost GOODNESS in their operations
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