New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-24
LECTURE on GEOLOGY.

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The second lecture a the Interesting cosrse % loyv
in process q delveYy by Dr. Toty, 81 the Grssnssf
Methodist Etiseopsl Church cgsu izt evening %
discriminating and snent. e s9a'snee
The herned lecturer. eer bef Ef1feTneD. q TIE pls1
and IUoee Of he present eOurre e1recs1 BE sT3ysi
Eonk with description q the yTEiTe cEri u ths eerh
ard Tie vsnoui changes Eheh hsse Yen pace "A's
Consideration cOrffiE;es lie seieDec q Geo,tgy
He called attention 70 the generally sdl til facf 1s'
whether Tie earth originally fluid ~ s0t there
1fns when Il Jressr'fd inerus.ed ;orn. Is ne
result Of igDe0os fssiDn a1d gave the primitive y-an,fs
rock The granite range 9s.fs' fed f1raagn ~ Il
there Tas 10 eydsnce u eh&nge TIE sereies e'sc'uy
fbe natural changes were atmospheric. aHeJ3s igneJJs
ard organic OF thee tie Sq8s0Es sn1 ZDs01s were
most piomineni Tie sgBeDSs elasse1 b. gsDlyzss
a. destructive, the igDsoas conservative.
The Ere uIAssvec. while the Wsfsf Destroyed The
face Of the eAr1h. Tie lecturer Illustrated hsss tases
with diagrams repgesentng the sfstfsd sTsnys aeH II
the rocks Of The eaTth The sy@asssee n thsss .'fa ~
cheated extensive subEnergeIens besides M SDshe N>1g
and that the present. lands Oessns, VILE tie
seas lands Rocks never Hse uy5s lss1. ~.
the water, which hone s1ords ne e9iilons ~ asp'
Don
The lecturer then proceeded 10 ezyls hgw he sqse9ss
and igneons orces 10 their pristine sen. bss Dgoi.pt1
The ends designed By the Cfes'@T he c-seSyfTlss -
kiDevah referred b IN Illustration u ar ftsvy
The thenomens u rain IN the ys,0Js fsgsrss u tss
earth traced very cesriy, and e gss,eF s1nessoe
Of water poured down IN tho ifocsI fsElDbs ysfe1 Dy
The ancient probably FL p0ee4 ss1 nm
seqDently deeper aud sgiis,s1itsrsly Sg
II NIGH be said The gsolcgiesl f'lfss n ibe nytfs
~ero re1t eOnsdertd IL their coBbssi0D with trfesi.s
vhsrgcs and the process ny Nhjeb psns streams wfs
fled up from tbe mountains ard new Snss slnanssts1
~u described diagram of hiagars gSs yssssstff ~
NOV that the Ffls hal changs1 tbff yyst ~ s'sgt
tsvtn miles, cAusing channel II 80 fef dsey sa1 hs
half ME 10 nile ara haf wide yleh be1 bern
mad by the force ~ the wafer thYgugl sod rys ~
scsrly half the depth d the ebsnDs Fsflher jb2sife
xons we're also drawn from Lave De1sys he A1faiN
Sea and cher oeesnje Nsiss The Sic fssfSe1 ".
shdte fact presented hat EgyN wee bat ne fessh N
defosi,s tie spf<aysDoe ~ tie Dsits iniiea@1 me
Ssnges We known % carry dDTn sDrssiiJ ~ iS1s VI
Tbs Mississippi had De largest dfslnsgs ~ ne v~i1,
siooeriitf 70 sDfOOO fquass miles Jbs Dyef IN rp
ueeed Della With ~ area 81 51fDS vgsfs niits Ft2
F~tH cttY. u hsd BEEN fN3cf - hfitF ~ hs Hf}'<s
n tie Gauges a. otseg wofds Il bsJ YDssf teiee a.
hard ~ it, m0rs ancsn' 80 iaDyffs lbs Woeti"ff -
M Glacier viii fbeif innleAsf eYaisnfAes, wtff ~kF
Prof Hugher ascersi,fd q A. be dpeils2 ~ hstf ~
InonnisIs etsneec ia l1eeos ~ fif ft'e ~ sf1sS yttf
tyUy h0UJ Cghiineiss lsFl,f iis0 ~ sisF " Nfp
1sfl, bad been Uncovered gosDy, Nm as1gD'tlf -
tsRe a. de White N6paiGiSs ne JgDyensh's 4" ~
bouldef rocks with tbs al sf ne gia<,efs vss irt9
sui tbd he fat gwen, ~ Ffasraaf szf"t2 ttr
" SeS0fe;s thai he bNcefs syglf b. m ~yDvtfT "ft
fcNn n fhIs WAY ep9I 01sleB part n e NV ~ ge9
Tie igneSas iDfcss ~ y0esses Sfkf gs'b1 ~
tsis.saoriiy with the essistagyA - ftgfs J1s fefA,
slressh H. solesnle sfoD hs1 besD ksyBa ~ T,seia
snsk shar1d seyfB miles leEg eaG fssy - ms Jbt
k1fsk between he sfssss = isfs eif ~ ssieft. vas
henn 70 b. issSfsiIy sgbigss
hay wa eiisd ~ siflklsg sfsefA u sSesp.e y,gsf
tssng bsfh ols u tbf Ttssls t@Sf sepNq3sz W
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