New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09

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hsI, The mos sublime nd beau fu view of it ~ss N
1883 when the G.r' 40 were overtaken ID
re Higi lands OF Sweden tch e,s) hen covered WIN
snow, and taw the great shadow sweeping tp~ar1
hem The snow and The successive ilu nlnauon OF
ID. spires Of the yilsge, as it passed BY When tue
shadow enue over US, oh what beautiful dspay Oh
colo,s we badl We could not see the corona, ana IL
a. Permitted TO MS 70 look aside and see the gran
s,e,,scs Nv friend and companion, Dr. btrn.ra
careful 10 look ser the beautiful darknees shall
moi Interrupt the account which ] hope lie WIN give
ven Ju.t as the seli,se was fairly total, just
az the last little fragment was cut away, our
CsnsdisD frieI I'd, Lieut.. Ashe, caught view Oh
m. Ia, o. white blade of light qulveriDg through
here tie sun had gone out and be caught the irst
blush of that corona which we would have g7en
much, very much, TO have seen throughout. but just
brcsuse il va. cloudy perhaps tht observation Is
va liable al although lost the spectacle which we
woulo have given much TO Zee, yet the conuntare
If ph, u, meIa might be ittef yauabs instance,
Which az tel Of the ia hion Of the erper'meatum
orUss though eIe lie no exoeri1 ent here, ont ooiy
careful o, s-Ivaon For il 10 qnesti 10 be dscid-d
how far thst red color is oue 70 upon the eye 1t
u,sy BIZ we'll for science that the shade was there
But We did pot lose the coropa quite, for L
MI III ged through the assistance Of Mr.. Vtnsbe,
con. uipgs 10 DO Looked after oy the seimen them.
selves They were inuucled what TO look for, and
rrs civ ed FROM an int Iligeu Quartermassr, whom
closely cfo,squesioned after wa'd sdch dis met &C
count of bow and OF the sailors ga the cor
oDa sDoDe black NOON, and howt look q, and how
drs rp,i,n il the nan had se.n som how come
ss,roI al book, mud Joted down The details, for
tie dtseTytion VS. 80 na'u al aud 80 precise began
10 lave goat hope that we had s and that sheet OF
bl e psptr (pOiiiing 10 a diagram the WALL which
bad BIZ ught W b me from Princeton, took out, add
touk The white material aud made 1t to
kok 90 hear as | could to what he told
"Tlee i az rh,r 6esm, 40, this is all right here,
hu tleIe-I ratbsI think tber. was an itnsr beam
Then a AIDE aid said, Take it to your assoc ates
ADO see bal they FAY, and lie took It and ane back
aIs raid "Tbry Say that ia exactly what they saw"
"a, psu.e Tbn is exa ily tins corona just that ray
u shoot. out here here he has got little mar
rover sidejust where he ought 10 have II oar
row En- to, liule south OF HE center l say
il j. a r, abl- drawing Loud cheering These, gen.
ten en- arr amorg he more increasing pheOouena
lhst We saw. Symeiiu.s hink any two Of them out,
top.ti ugbt T. lnsliiy b. alton, and all the
ia eUre and al The ris OF mind an all the care
and all ibe distribution Of labor which We bad. Inc
lib Of tie Association is pIecions; must not bs ted
ous Lot det4in you longer. Enthusiastic ap-
pl~Dse.
Pes dent Bernard of he Universt y of Mississippi
thrb raid hit would hardly be ex vectsd of hi a.
ter II is tu eGt 70 g. into an, explanation of
ID. Obr and results # hls expedition. There
On. of physical iDqniry in regard to which
Ties had hoped ~ have had more full means Of offer
ing sOlutioIs than what they ha5 in consequence Of
III, lo,s OF Thar pr i n of the eclipse when tie
aimo pberic eDyelop around the sun might have
been sud,d. But the phenomena Of refrac ion
which be had seen on his voyage had led him 10
suppose ihst OF those observations which
bad been set down in ton with former
~, Ises han been fully Explained and had
been pposed 10 depsnt upon some un e'ected optical
laws. lie was no. {. ming TO TIE rosy cloud, to
bos DmiI Gus rlonds v hicb had been OFTEN;
th,se v IRE 10 be further ended, and it 70 be
hoped that The observations made In Oregon Spain,
aid g.Js would ceeTu Inc something Ia relation 10
,heu. But the particular ~ 10 which be wished to
call he a,.no Of of The Association that curious
br ak up o. the last line OF light between the limb
OF ! e ana moon tetwe' the moment jus preced-
j. go follow iDg the tOta inn ersiOO. Tbs breaking
up was q At discovered by Francis B.illy III 1887,
WEIGH tad gwen to il the name of Bails beads.
biz ob,e we'd by 'beln. Although the hite rag.
nerts OF igh did not appear TO them 10 esent .Xa ty
N az rtfund form vhi would jasCfy them in caiiiog
ta.m beacs tey were 40 striking that al bough the
ebef ur orps iad recommerdrd complete silence add
all, bpOn 6n'N 10 The who WAS counting the sec
obds We. at thu momen, the chief of toe corps
tonp ,tey caried awsy that he exclaimed " Bailly's
bea6sr
Prof. Alexapdsr-The Doctor is entirely right as to
ibe .xclau All n, bu 1t DOT made by the chief OF
The corps hut by another gentleman and ahe chef OF
The COTE with bss poteuess than cision, cried ont
"B- still" Laughter and spp au-e.
Pesd- 1T Bsrbsrd was happy 10 learn that was
n,is'sks Of the e Ieman who informed him. AT any
rate Rally g beads were seen. When the met rup-
iue ooh place there about i've OF them, two near
zach op and the larger fraRmert IN The middle.
irev us 10 tb il formation Il lad been very distinctly
observed that tie GU line Of the moon differed very
mucn from he outline Of the III regard 70 accurate
rculsr figure. The outline OF the run ~as OF course
zen. crIy circular the outlire of tue DIS
III ely irItguaI. But this lrteguiary co1ld not
~ cont for the pferomeDa which folo%e'.
Aisr me forma'io" Of the b'sds 10 TIE eclipse OF 1891
,,n tie limb Il The just conf out from ths mooo,
ron OF III. Z. h. aid ere rtm.lOtd set OF
d. lirfs; he hkeD d them 10 faueurs Of siscd
fuid dawn ut and they SCENE t. break, aud then
Nee vas rig # ii, hI here The li1es appeared
III. obrerv.d poihirg Of this drawing Of The sep:
.rarioD between he bead into hanents. That did
rot spp-sr. When Badly, III ls42, went 10 Italy 70
., ~ We the to. pse Of that year IN tue hooe or
verifying these observ .tioDs he Was himself dis p
. p,ro; he did DO, zee the beads satisfactorily,
ncr the flamehts az all Profess Bar
rard poee'ned to offer an expian.ion
of tie pbenom. of the tlane' Is on tho Opt al
priI cples p' duciig mirage on the se4 aud on me
Grs.r the upr quail density Of The melum which pro-
du,es nirsg, lcomlDg hpdng paFall:l 10 The I'M
tqnsl G.Lsry VI those portions OF the atmosphere nom
VII CD the bgft Of The wac shut on BY the mo IN
rhsoow, al hose from which i. Was Dot. The move
eui OF the uo"D shadow 90 rapid hat tn1 could
on opeIsIe - Sign, extent 10 tnat the repeated
re- acOus, often rising 10 eonsid'rabl. ghs GA
n. toIizo, o the Sea W uld be close together and
Il se TO te disk VI the The commo phe
nou,epa If irrad,iion would give the beadlke ap-
l.a'ancl he portions Of tine through the
Valleys Of the moon. President Bsi nad gave con-
siderable a,ouit Of tie ybeno1 eDa of rrapion seen
hy The exredriOn which a, last became great and
20 co. siaut la' the arist cens takog pictures on
aeeou of the uncertainty Il The apparent ouine of
tboIe. He slso spoke Of the character Of the ice
be, " seen / v IT. ex edition.
ITesi, III Barnard wss speaking when the train left.
MEMBERS REGISTER.
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ihtcr Ricr, !. ford III
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Ms. Morris, ElmgtJn Conn.
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Pttf " Hsck), Jolurn Stanton q uld Hutton, M
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