, 1863-10-13

aheo 70 1oFa, out tnat MS rascaly
6trasa Lave outcfopped IN our own State.
on Saturday, the 30 inst., genuemauly
looking parsonage called at the residence OF
y. n. Aoams' Esq ~ Aa saue. Af' ADAMS Is
wen Known TO al eeolog1st' a' an ardent 10Y
e1 q .1a' e.uoS' 'ae Possosso1 OF an elegant
eao'ae'' 1na eenl.en'nn mno nas maae Inc
eaaa aete'4euee Va tno ~ oa4ie oasan 1ae stuay
u se@1s' ~ Las en1tttalneo al tae PROM
aaeht geologts1s o1 Inc country, ano 1nFehu" !
gated ING fafaoos CHARACTERISTICS OIL the |
Northwest with many OF them, spendlng |
three weeks In 1saS with David Dale Owen
himself, In Minnesota. He Was an ardent
friend Of Owen, and INDUCED In q sort Of |
hero worship Of the great geolosist. But Ne
are leaving the gcntlemanly looking person.
age ut the dooc all this time. MIR. Adams
greeted him courteously, and the stranger
presented letter Of inttodnctI on from Major
General Curtis, commenotne him to the fayor
Of Mr, Adams as Prof. James Dale Oven. con
Of David Dale Owen. The stranger exhibited
othe. letters and pa ,kare of ra1lroaa nasses
made to The same Imaginable eeo1oeist. He
fnrthcr re1,erea Mr. Adams nf anv .n.n3.
c,o-,. .,a nor.f,rea t,nr ~ ~. T., ds,t,+v 3,
aar1ro 4ho+ per NJ Rnrr,s ~ nu-,,n1t,n
~ ~ wox+har st.,a cso,oc,s+ 1eyoaas ~
M adams, had referred him to Mr. A
az a ,,,oncr 1erson n acnn,;nt him win the
oeo1cc,ca, md na1eontnlocica} character,st,cs
81 +he +. s,,,e f.os, R,s,n p,of Owen a,;a
+hsea s,,h;ects wara of r,ta, ;1ro,+.nos. -,
h,,n az ba ,raa ,,rena,5no a ,,ncr ~, +ha e,,a,a-
~ ,ar,oaso.1 ehs-aota. ~ r. No-th-ast =,
~. .es ~ :. a,..tt,. - ~. po,.a1 aaaao.,5 -
sosea.a ~ 1onaon r. Irns na~t n ~
So ~. ss.s 49, =. - s1r.a -
49, p,shoa - na,,1an. 49, car E,.E1.as "1
- f s...Ss 49, 80. - rr~,, Tovo,
Is1o - -. n..s ~ .... - -s ~ 4s
-as1 ~ - ~ - - Doss' s-' 49, ~ ~ 14a
,uaos A. 1Ae netA.ee " el' enattes h5en, VI
tonuon' N ptoo1 oi tnl5 ne "ou'o oeg nus
"teno ~ aeeep. LILLE couee''on u asaeee
"oie' ne pieAeu up 'lefe, aeeo'opAn,tnkt tae
p.esen1ation win an ih1efeetlo s DESCRIPTION
" 1snen1' nc Was lne son ot ua'lo oa4e
O'ep' ana no" $1,000 IN nus nthef s shoes as
ftoiessos IN Inc geological department OF tne
em11nson OMEN 1nss1Fate' convinced tnat ne
IVES me ooad Fde soo, Mf' Aaams' II re-
spec1 aof MS 1tther, NJ once aom11sea me son
10 LIE connoences ana prepared 70 give nlm
4 reception worthy Of 80 Mnstrious sire.
They cha.ted ff some time on various topics
and went to the parlor to view some of Mr,
AS choicest specimens. There was one beau-
tiful set Of fofsils, Illustrative Of the p.lcon-
tologlcal character OF the basin, which the |
Professor begged as contribution to the H.
s,.honoh - - 80 ~ -.1..s,,o ~ -r,h..,.1
among other varieties, fern upon piece Of
camel coal, which Is exceedingly scarce, and
a nautilus from me reof OF tae middle vean Of
Goa. aasapg oota'neo ,neee uiast1al.ons =.
me eaein' .ns ne1t aSy 'ney "eas oat 70 , sien
11s n4sn ., Huo s.e seo.os1t pu'.s.o4"
~. " ~ 4ooe. 49, a 1.,1.., =. ,... +uso sas ~
3s- ,s...s ~ ~ ~ 49, I -. 49, ~ c.ts.- c. sst,aas
80 :" s.s 80 y. -. ~ .11 49,. e
:I..as..se- s ~. ~ ~ . -. sa,I. 49, - ~ ~ st
ua - ns ~ 10 .aup ~ ~
-. .na' l,aes' .ssuns4 ue.ouE aeaae4 win
.ae caneols' sssl9e tnn. ~ o,a mol hAe saoal,
oetflisps' uorane Inc Ea'k nc eonsefseo
but Little: Af' A. kne~, however, that this
"a5 peculiarly OF The owen family, and
suspected nothing, but proceeded to enter
tain the stranger, In this instance. however,
fa!sifying the proveEb that he had entertained