New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-02
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C,eps.-WheG p:oI, aaf crop, oa,s Per, bag
gccd, cJrn good, fru't zone s. al LH.J.
Ceeyu KAans4co Coanty. hi,h Aus q, ,sS
fHeIe follows toe article rom TIE J;ksos
Parrot, shove refersd to:l
Tux SHOWER oF FIsH.-A gep.'emsn Of th. c.
forwarded tpscimers of the Esn which we,s iJu1d
after hes7y rain in T,mpkiDs Township in Ssy '.s',
"a Prtt Ssser c. he STATE UIiyesI:y, Eho sec3Ga:s
,cr the sir gular pberomeIon ss felloTr:
ASN AsEos Jaiy u 1855
p,ss Yeur cote The e,h in, 70 ban yesterday
Iva tt- o. coud borle Of h,h and recognized ihe
of ae uurow ,dydnIUnl e's % tssgk Jon r TIE
,,L " IN ,lsi1 6, DE l1G' na esent is,c0ei 10 ne
-, sot he ...erdsd ,ura,e with ne h,oss
ure AZ ibr ,ley,on Of be' Of % sse re- =, eonis'.
,rt.s VIZ: Tss they a ca'riet ia
l. he eesd ~ eI 'd2 or - ., a,S ssna. 10 80
sbsn ,r,rsi in.e aiTnG'Pa.'e ~ % az ~ 81 .s
mof, j. nay D. 70 r,h .he1t 'e mas s's;a's . = s
.Ttved ..,zs n,h ,he only Po'siee eN?A'sloa o. hs
"a. stated ..,p, Raj, u he
snAiobi-a I,:aioo, coneur' y" ne u th'' n 'es u "a
usioE. r. ,.s sim, :, IN .bs.s .,ut
I,hogA Z. hrry - get sp,ciusp. u Ac2a1I @ "a. F
poe $ more ;.r.fl Plrson with n 'e o ~ ."ht
- .p,,s s., ~. hitherto been De-. rSei ~ natural SO
Iwcul 40 ,rs8si. fe. 70 ihe sAi1'ai'n 'n'l
W!iA y g, or The ieIay IN repy ns 70 y'aF a'e'
'm 'e'p-o'fil, '0.is.,, .s,9 a. ss.GgR
IL IL. ssq., J,ison. <,,-.. -,
We are sl.o perniited 20 copy the following iron
letter ~r;.;en by DIR. PtcaeF, OF DeiEo-, npon Tue
fahisct: .., .s.,ou.,,r
~ thA Gs.rtsd -A:rsc 'rom Iss PaJ0iS Nety f''Ns
bg he ,s.eru e ohe tsshany ridge in 70. equl's through
y.nis De- Car ~hsre wSt-r 'p ". wo q Tn ~ ns
% Asse States bras ss.inss ne u "a
2srct h of mssrste Tuese hsn haye - dlos
ben e,vs;ed 'm Lac Ee By similar pr. e.. snd .asa
s1d Glir Of he eAao:dpsry ''mo.ph'r; u 'smeet'
w. have durR be i.si motih srd DEP s'ed ph M us
ci ard this .,c.cn q ne Penia'a'
R,ma,ks.-We could wish that Mr.. Jones aud
other oblersers and recorders OF natural phenom-
era would ob,erve the sslu.sry rule Of recording
fscts tiupy u facts-Ss accurately, iucidy aud
fully q: practicable, leaving in'erences 70 be drawn
BY ttose mere competent 10 weigh those iac1s ana
eollate them with all that is algesiy known. We
dissent eptirey from NJ. M1rray's rash conclusion
that tke ,ts above stated cersialy disprose the
Bible account of creation They do nothing OF
tie sort, as we hsve alresdy Indicated IN our note
on Mr.. Murrays statement. P,ofs Sasef aud
Bsird and DR.. Pitcher all c)ncug in the view taken
by us-ttat there is nothing Ike spontaneous
generation in The premises--s -snd dissent from the
corclnsion cf M,s.rs Murray aud Jones. We are
Wiling here 20 res. the case, simply observing tha'
he VITO. While recO-dIgg phen msDon, UNDERTAKES
TO mss partisan use OF it, damages hs own rel'a'
bliiy SIS an observer by betrsyas mo!iSe tor doc
tofrg the facts.
We regret tba. in neither Of the cases now before
ua 6oe. sry tf,r. seem 20 have been m.de to pre-
serve alive s'me o, the iistes in question, go thai
their grortb miah: have been watched and their
species determined by atuTasts. Even Messrs
Murray ard Jones must admit that the facs--if Il
be fsct-thst they belong - well known eces
mus: greatly strepg hen the probability that they
were geLersttd as fshes ususlly have been. Ii
they Lad oIgnsted spon.s eously, their species
would very probably have been unique, being deter
mined wholly by The circumstances under which
they we're called into being, which csn hardly b,
precisely lie those whcD attended any former
creation. (Ed Trib.