The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17

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'''- anu 0e''''1' AREA travellers give a
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season of the wear and the bonr If nm. 3s,
when the observation. were made Conc.
r..Hv the heaf Is more onr.r..si,.o Fl, ,h.. IN.
terror than on fbe coast, a., SOM. so,.on-
the Inhabitants oe tie ho.,os- r.,,ons s,f
Ter with the cold. and the temn.r,tnre fall
rapidly during the niobt Hence ws sr,
Informed that. i'm Fezzan the balfna,,od
slaves. IN their way 70 the Barhar, states
Perish Of cold by tie hundreds: and IN
Souaan. when thevinl w,,s from ths norfl,
the cold Of : .inrle night caused ice IN form
upon the surface of water. In Son1an- III.
heat was sometimes To- 10 I'm the shade. it
the winter. IL will not mount higher tba,
- in any part OF the day. I'm Yaoorie
Lander found the range OF the therrnome
ter TO be from - to o.. ana ON the Ni-or +
was alont Tie same. In the Ashapte.
country. iu April. il ranged from rs 10 on
but seldom above 50. The meau annra
temperature Of Algiers is 20 derrees Nh.
mean temperature Of the summer l. so de
grees.
? Tie climate i; generally healthy far th
r natives. except IL, moist and marsby Pa
gions. whore ,hev suffer neriodicauv from
agues and fevers. In southern Africa Nm
climate is not unconsenial TO tie whit
man: but ON the western coast il has al
ways been most destructive TO all the eau
casian race. and those who have witnesse
its destructive influence. seem disposed =
r exhaust the powers of language in poi
, tray nc its terrible effects. The vessels tia
! first visited the coasts lost large part
their crews, and those that now trade i
~,.oq after the lapse of four centu
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VEGETABLE Predictions.
The scenery OF every part OF Afac.
where II has been undisturbed bv man. "a
though various in IFS character. is gran
: and picturesque In a high degree. The o.
evation- aud dcpressious or the landscanr
d are covered with great lu1uriance of We.
etahe life. which gives support TO mvria,
of living creatures. from the greatest
. size to the mcst dimiuutive that are foun
on the globe. Upon the upland. The state
palm towers far above Tie growth Of smal
er timber: tie kuka tree Of Soudan j. ere
and majestic. growing from % TO . re
Z in circumference: the level plains al