New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-03
THE AURORA or YESTERDAY.

Tie magr fcent Aurora display 81 yesterday morn
ing culuius.d o. about 81 O'Clock when the Sjut ern
hesvei wee ofFured With intense crimson, bordefed
With celicate ereen sticb melted Into dark bae DC "
the horizon Ole moueut idis crimson light ~as
-epsreted from the cl-sI blue Sky TO toe ess.Tj BY
ostinotly.uakrd besm Of white light, which 10 al
other moment was swept sray by move OF the
ct,nstnsea Aeain the light fell into broad lines, Ike
those by mich, the country people cay, the slo
"drsws water from the clouds. One could real
good newspaper type without ncOnveniencei but the
light cspe smos, alto getler from the southern ky,
the rc1tL beii lmos utnbabitei by the Northern
Licl,r." "Vlsved from the baIbor," says core
spo1de1t "tho sou'h-e asteG ky from the horizon to
tie zeri,h. presented = voluge Of lufid fame, WITH
here and there pebuous ttreamer not unlike the
train Of sn enormous comet approaching the meridian
casting dull, dea,hy glare over the waters, anu
l-nd,g Il chill TO the fre.henng seG-bre.ze."
A correspondent of TIE PtHade,f tio Bulletin oflist
evening gives the following interesting sccOudt OF the
Aurora:
"Few renders OF your paper, probshiy. are aware
that most bri is' Aurora similar - the ono OF Sue
day evefps wss visible ri o'clock a m, tbs morn.
M. IL ,X'euced to the south est very lar, sra
,racted 10 the Iebi'h. The perciis Of light were
b,, so nf roey hue. II tuned III uhGi1Llshc!
,ipb1s.s for neay ODE hour and during lie cDn'inq
an &c there cold IOrthvest Nof. Beng u De
sno ispreDirg TO w7ke shout O'Clock, =. H., my
att. utiUn attracted Ia what supposed "as tts
light Of fe but h, Iitg uc bsls mug, got uP aud
d coye.d brilliant eppe to arse ro. .Eiu
n Q b. au,fal pbeoomenon.'
A telegram cateo Boston, Sept. :, ssys:
"Th-,e was another diPplsy Of The Aurora las night
go briait th.t ~ sbOG, o'clock oi1ioay PRINT cou1
he ,esd by the liz The effect cOn'G1ed thrDGg
,Iir foIeroou cou4Jerahy affecting aud imPedns toe
working 4 The telegraph ines The aIrJri! cuifee'
f,ou es.t 20 regular hat the opers"rs of
H.. Eastern lines were abe 10 hold COMMUNICABLE
hi TIA. snt ssasrs over tne iiue Ost ~ tu's GU!
Po,tlsrd, tire usual ba 'ef,es beios h,ccn9ect7.
from n wire The sane effects we're eAdip"d Ut y
| In. Cape Coo Il. q other Ines.
| Tie BnLetia understands that Prof Henry OF tt'
Smitbson.au destitute says that The display OF at s'o
hath ght was the Ite 6hich has been sesn tortGlf!
| years.
Last evening, shortly after ten o'clock, there va
| ano,he, flush in the north and squick flashing an
fict eri, az hie beans ofhght, bu. IN the cour'7
| hat an hour these which were, apparently, tie lt7
parting drops Of Mr. J. Wises copieus m79re'
STOW els Tad faced 'ptuely.
Tie Aurora OF Sunday high: was seen az far S"u'l
as Chare stoo ana Savannah, and as far Wet Is -
Louis. Sore Of tie local journals did not h-ar Of th
| ohetomen. II season for their Monday impression
and the Richmond people do not appear 20 hav'
know, Ct il until the Nrw.York paper. arrived. TT'
q three rerspapsrs 10 order 10 be .besi Of thel
sgbb, rs, We presume, dsted tue Aurora Mocda,
night.
We notice, not w'hr1. regret, tina. some Of OF
rural friends coll the philosopher Of Brooklyn Hight
NJ Meniuan, and look With di.'rua' on his state
ert il the columns Of cotemp0rary, which >su lie
10 be his orgsn tbs, he has bis possession piec
| If IN. a. sikery If the skies