New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

transverse sIis vsibls by turns one proaae,,
Zodiacal Lsht IN TIE mornings Of autumn the o,Asr
evenings 81 February sBd March The top Of th- 80
hsht represents IN. - ias part Of the Eose NOS, So.
FROM the sun. srd IL vii not therefrr~ devia- -n,css
The eolipic The b-s- II the cone i c0nOo..d ~ =
svsrus Of m,teors ~ be vicinity Of their 9eresb,,
rh; from The D"rih-rn .'1e being reA-ct-d By tAo.sS
dies which have the gr at.st pF-iheoo cstlnes rhS.
Uoht from the oOpo.i'- side comes from tho. 49,
prnSch neRres. 70 tie s1n
In consequence Of ih- high northern lsfitu6. os,A
Of the hesv.Es 10 which eur system i, s,ovas As -
bccy Of the Zc6scSl Light --p7cz'y is io.-r oay, -
lie rorfh 81 The ecip'c and this fsc; which IA. .S
ctry made kno-n FROM ssres Of sIteasi,e ard -
obs,Ivsou i 81 variance <ith tb- received oonoa-
tIeciirg the revolcron OF hs %eciAoA! Lga. Coznd -
The extraordinary falls of me:eors NavsaAs, -.
srd 18th when The ->rh = m pgnc;ioo With 49,
about hch the sTesi >sssu,bAse Of m-tsors nas 49,
10 rsss her common spheonl n arse 49,. ~
rr,.-nce Of another OF these bodies nisrsecaa -
ruer one AZ rct, sreles
A. the plane cf ih- zone 81 meieors lmns, eonsS.
with The sun axis ths anyeren seems 70 De- On.
creased tendency II th- light bodies 10 h plsr 49,,
sr.ns ethe from the i;t4I Of the mesiam - NJ. -
in con-, cueuce Of liz rotation - produced oy me us,.
Which ks in psrts 10 RE mud which he ss-eqs neOes
with ircreo bic velocity
Rf-snrotssanre or ttr A-sGHsas Rirer. BY Dssor Ia
a W.EDsR. of Ciee'nn-n OHIO.
THIS psp.r Iresfuied binds eye viex Of TIE af.rs.
chsrsc,,r,cs e. oogic-l -rd Botanical teai SHOW ~.
selves The traveller 400, G. No aelnS AZ u- mouth
~. nsvig able ~ steamboats, The distance ess df,i.,
c- the sake Of ccrverence iuto i've etons chs lts
I'D nv IN. g., .icsl formations through which ps..-
70 VII. Auvi-. Tertiary, Eruouve snc hrss1orvhS
C.sl Formations sni 'srbonf-rou- Lirestone
AlhrAf-Ibe evidence Of an Immense sasiL doc
IS uno 10, only IN the Mississippi bat IN banks AID 5a,
Which surroEnd the Touth 81 the n'er, sod -xisua n
miles rlsrc il enc inrersc GluViA cop -, ants%
,, dos The river os-rd"s it, bank sad The surr.,s
N. try that eykes rendered absolutely necsS,
r. protect III from Injury for -ach tie nrs.
tii;, Of sand AID mad he'd IN s.spenson ins us m,
ars OFTEN covered ron ore inch o two Or ihrse set
After ssceEdng son. 800 miles ~ - ne Z" Tie Ioas,
Or Cr,tQcrus whore the aspect changes ana ne irAE
meets forests II pnes, ~ Nnd hoiy int~rsp-r'et VII
E,.rlt-e and Mf,~o,ghic Here The traveller n,
oruOus stream finds al place which from 10 or
t,iistc be msy call Ir'ra t'rr7s sud her. ,re innss
forests Il Oaks sud the city Of Latte ktk agg.s
mon an elevation IRE bel, OF ROCKS whoa crosses !.
stream ~ his put forums ii-r-sog 81 yet for sa
beng slate ci OF son- 20 or - feet Ia hish lncbas
N..t Of nth The SIS of elevation beng ue socA
w,st This band stretches beyond the Hos Sprays
We. .nG also tor soue distance on the east
'Ef.m- tAic-Th- TocAs OF this region consist ef sa
a. n ssnd,oue or Quarizose rock rhIoh .ve nA
rsf.o and changed b, the proximity 10 tho ernpive 10
IL. The beauty Of the scenery in th.S region u apPu
'-d by csuberiDg To- ih- summit OF mountain aud ne
n4re- ots,tyng The sucots,ive parallel ranges o. aA
with the intervening excavations covered Suh SEA
coal Frrgcttoa-Ih coal found in Ibis par, Of heeca
toy = net - good 80 thst found -s--h-re
IL Wa the Intention OF Or W 10 have presented ca
Iogp Of the plants fuut IN this region nu hs reguis
s.G not hsyIs been rendered 0y tno's p",+sssd OF u
necessary inform aicr he aols 70 furnish eu, ht
Ii, from brief uofes the journey, embracing hoseyG
81 The timber trees OF economic vAae.
fg.foas Aaolsfr.i 80. apology, and Us'bIpsSr
jgo.s II L luiIbr,nm. BY Prof Is. PENCE. Of Ca
The general criterion for distinguishing stable from u
stable equilibrium J. fully given ny IA orange, udsp
rc.,ions to forms socs and auds Is AI,,t u,a'Nl
iu science and requires peculiar cons'derNons ioiaa
special case II is also {" be- observed NAT me dnaq
a. the suhirc; creased by the TACT that iru' IRE ~
ru-s stable ia regard Ia SOMA elements ann uusnSsn
r.e.ro 20 others ana thtt portions Oi 4 form may go
h. h- other poron- of the same i"rn are unsi,esa
ith.r OF which the whole form must Do rogSeas
uI stable. -
re planetary forus Of equi occur undsA
con blpeo ab'on Of grayitaon ana rotation Tbs oh
Liiy At these forms pri"oPAIy SHOWN ~ me 'hf"sYN
# ~ e. comes from - adh' sion OF toe nid paHsaa
uh,h fh.v are c'mp".-d and by which the VelOcinaf
the eir,rI parts are brought 20 one velocity hsoa
sri.e- ~ frequent -uh.i,Ion OF Shlrns rugs and y
setting o H.. ri. - upuI the nebul,r Hypothesis Bate
latter ot hese ph.nonua Is pr0oaoIy - De nocnsaT
IT, aotion 81 oiemieal processes
TIE capillary forms of equilibrium are some Of hem1
sts- us the crop o water winch sdh-f-- '" tne uocs
.ufacs If horizontal plate Is in stable equilibrium 30
H. ~ any cause IL bs- 1T soh-sitn IL sufficiently dimn
st.c Il uay be m~ds too small To hold tue drop she
vii then draw itself in ~ the top TO sPneroid hn and
toll n e -. Ia. i,
RI, there il an intermediate point, from one SIDE o.
xtb The tendency il toward n. stable form and "a d.
Oh er SIDE toward the dropping Oh ana ms Tuon
form of unstable eguhbfuiz The elastic sack presen1
Il any interesting cAs.s Of Unstable equilibrium But
81. ca example the surface o revolution OF iess; efn
a,.eIy.s ieuun AZ the Mathematical iny--iigsncn
H. with diagrams and Agsbraica formula, concludes ID
Isper
On the rt,fng Of Waters ~ Springs DaWdiIieiy swi
Ran By joins BnockitsHf, Professor hrhentus
ana Natural Philosophy lnnliy College, Hartford
This paper stafes thu isct we'll auinent ;ai inA
RutsnG. " ahd C.hcrd. aass ia Zach et-'s 'ns.
stiesm WHICH, during drought, become dfi up 80
..A-- How thai -lortS previous 10 the sPprarans
rr but before has fallen, these streams * an oa
Ia Gov 81 ms,k-d has this bee ne "A With regard
the stream kE sD0 10 attract the Notice ct the nno
isrt. that ior me IA, frsnfy ye1rs me DpproGa
ran ras e1pe,hd IL Ire indscaisd y he 'i'tag 4
4. eCm
IL The csse the Concord stream, the fact was sshk
ih,d BY peisD' proof that ran ms 4 De- l0014F
fum,di9i,Iy HJ0H he uoTJ-G'ahoe y m b'ooE
Tie cane 81 thu ptenum-uOn has pssu attributed
fs o water the d-fsnt of these rings sbt
tine previous 10 it, decent IA The Victory u me sp,nt
ITSELF win conc usIUn must be 'rrOHeus ~ Il aogas
improbable rain would fall At tsO dirtsDt pcsu-s yf
sr year with The same constant period OF tune ossse
ih-in aId bst this interval should De sum ~ 70 ensH
ibA wafer falling ~ tie first locality shoad oln1y' Hn's
tirougs .ub,ssneous channels ~ the second before -
rain there Goa m-Losd
The solution If n. matter is found in the dHista
DospA,, tc OysssS,e rL,,h esi'E (o's a ram.
Tie Atmospheric and byGrostAiic pressure oomesa
e1scy ouLterbaisOcng Tie upward force of tne W
VII when Tho force OF The J't Is incr-s' ~
amor heic pressure remaining the tan- or wee -
pf. j. oiniIsh-d fb- elevation D-'ng srrser 's'
he decrease IN the ceLsy VI the atmosphere 0ccan@
ultsIeru-ly With in the strength ~ heJd
II this pheBoneBCD l. gener.-a tact III yet Asesfsss
the curiou. dscoy.r, mad, that nd pngss anal ~
tslIs Of the earth are natural bdr0Dp tsr..
'ccLEsEL.S6, Monday, A'ru', -
The following ProiestOJs were @ppJiLtvd - prey
psp.r- fer tn next annual meeting
Prot Baobe on Iides.
Prot Henry on Afmo-Bheric Electricity
Prof Hall cd P.aZOic Rocks
Prof Smith, u La. on hichrO Chemistry.
Prot Gibbs on the PcogIe-s Of Or1."ic Chemistry
Prof Gould Cd Pr. gress OF the Electro ChfoaosS