New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-23


The part. hour, be counted ecor made once IN
sixty niIues
II will be seen by this brief that there has seen
but little OF portuy the the bulk Of which fell Oh tbs
or and 9Th to disappear.
There have been several condition. OF the atmosphere
the con the which are noticeable FH'
On the night tie eth Dec when rain fell IN hne mist
for four while the temperature below the freezing
ront Sscond tie "a and 81 Jam when rain fell for
ra hours while the Temperature below the freezing point
Third On the 5h ard 9TH jan when twenty inches OF
.nov fell in eizteen hours during which time the shock Of
earthquake felt in Oedensburs and that vicinity Fourth
Tie 9th day OF January when the mere tel to
ere felt inchester aud in that vicinity F0a Ga
the lAh and 18th, when hail. ram mist a9d $40"
bus the size OF the grain # sunpowder IN such
numbers wholly the for miles and made n 70
assemble teds Of eooTed yevet The bugs were alive SH
On the 18th and 9h small cloud low down in the horizon
due resembling sent forth sn electric cur
of great length OF line, one OF which on saturday,
neon became refrigerated aud presented line OF cryssns
tion than TO IL length which wsa once followed BY
depression OF temperature which has she suu o
Morrow morning, between and 10 o'clock wal b. ninety
hous quarter Of the circle counting ron p M OF 18Th
the West the weather has been colder thsn IA tne rort
WsNery Is Fsyete County Mo sooresIondent WHITES 70
rben the temperature fell below On the 18th when
rain fell k<e TOR twenty two hours the Temperature tseIe
tenn there So below On Jan and when
rain TELL here from 10 below zero there and on the
ture from 90 below o' above that line and on
The 9Th when here was s. below zero there ii 2' below
oiherw The cod would have been Destructive TO 500
On the ught u the 18th the metal ~ndSsDe was froreu 10
the sp die while pointing West snd remained fast until th-
.uu shoue uIoG II.
nce the settlement Of the Great West by observing people
enabled 70 trace the movement Of the cold IN tha dfe
AID q. ba'isaon and intercourse with Csorna way
OF the Isthus behind the cd thea seems to t'Lo"
th,t tesend from the high mountains from that p2H u
.trosheTs where intense cold Perps.. and
The eect of the cold the West upon trees and
be gIeat ard IL difficult 70 tell what changes W." h.''
been or may be produced ..
"a Of observations made resusry every
minutes the Change when viii be seeL Witnlh "
minutes ito arrival and watched al IL ProSress
The equbs Of have been frequent aefs
dis Cold Term INDICATING that earthquakes have been hue'
on. AZ remote Ioints
lis known great volcano Of Merns sos WA n most
. Oreson In October and bad been for more than o. J
throsng river Of redhot lava i've times tue breadth si
~ length the River NssaTs snd s usn'y
ara discharge has thrown out iuinenstv OF eeey
When 10 know Of the history Of stnospaere
eha ta Dc convinced that these come from me planet
we nhsb.t. l., L..
Your int-lrsnt correspondent. Bsysd Tsyss' ESD u
Account Of the earthquake China. snt IA hs scouht
from the Gulf Of the Lsrre nee u Angus is
b.s furnished Interesting facts msteoroosist. ,,.
B-pok'ya Hieas jan. =, lsSd L hEhiANi