New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-18

the indications noticed by Mr. w produced by the
action of water and cebergs and that the process by
which the scratches upon rocks and other phenomena
noticed by that gentleman was gong on even now u on
the coast of Newfoundland He favored the idea that
larger surface Of submerged continent Lad been
aer having been acted upon by moving iccberg unI INC
rcs and land presented the appearances in Heated BY Mt
Whitllasey lie believed that the Lake Basins Daa Oeen
formed in the same way scooped out, and IN; county
carved by the mighty engines what hau 9e e
termed the glacial chip he thought could be accohted io
upon the hypothesis which he had advanced. 49,
Prof n stoddard thought that the gacer o in,
was the one for the drift which had been auaeu
TO could have been produced by water INC
would have disappeared under the acton Oh IN the
deposits now found would not have been preSe''eu IN
Prof Worben. State GcdIoest of Illinois, thought that
Mr. Whittesey had not placed his line OF ooae 30
sufficiently far south he had found the boders mary "
miles further south than the line set down by mr. w.
Mr. Whitescy remarked that no knew .nas Si' ~;
bolders had been found further south than narkeu oh
diagram. -, +, ,,;h,,od
10 glacial action was the result Of aqueous movement
Prof Ncwberry sustained the glacial theoty q. y,
length odducing facts in his obssrvasos Of MT
corrobomte and strengthen tho propositions vi "'
At tho Conclusion Of Prof Newbeys remarks tho Hon
Willard Fillmore moved to adjourn. Inc moti0n PNsaoui
and tho discussion upon the Glacial Perod WIZ Do resuou
AT tho commencement of the morning session.
ncosc list Of those who have res.c,a
with the Secretary. II will BIO seen tna' 'no "'''
of members is by no means nsgnincan''
NAMES REGISTERED
joseph LozGs cs%G5Ss $nS
Sam. ID. Tlmsn. NowYork' ffoe''0' ID '"0 ."
'' Clinton Roosevelt. Eex,Yprt, lawyer
isaac Lea Ii, d. Phlsdephia
James W. Hsnes Cambridge Assistant Secretary Harvard
Wm. D. whitney. Nov.Havc. Professor Of ssusorit in
ri v. Bake IT, Burlington " Professor Of Chemistry
@ W. Hough Director. DndleyObservatorT; vi,
f. LOOMS NewHaven. Conn., Professor OF Physics yale
EGssrd Hupgerford Buriugton w. Professor Of Geology
s. Hgard Washington d. G., United States Coast Sur
Miss Morris and Miss Phelps Baltimore.
s. A. +. Barnard and lady. New York
Mrs Lincoln Phelps and Miss Phelps, Baltimore.
Gen Charles Phelps NJ. c.. baltimore
Philip 7. Tyson and niece Baltimore
Capt Giynn U. s NJ
W. W. Shore Now York.
H. N Horsford. Cambridge formerly Professor in Harvard
james Hyatt Bengal. New York
James H. Coffin. Eastog Pa Professor OF Mathematics and
A. Wncheli Ann Arbor Mich Professor Of General
Zoology and Botany University Of aiehsan oo.., zoo,
Andrews M,rGt's Ohio Professor OF General ~oO'
Truman Henry Stafford Chicago H. Professor of AsrOn
Benj. A. STANDARD. Cleveland. Ohio.
G. Greenwood. New York. Aguarist
David Murray Rutgers College Now. Brunswiok. M.
james Hall Albany. N. y. State Geoiogist =, 49,,
o. A. Stoddard Miami University Professor OF natural
Francis Philip NASH New; York.
y. II. Cochran Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Prof j. l. Newberry. New York.
o. &. Marsh New Haven.
The Hon. T.. N. Hill. Orleans County. N. Y.
David N. Hatch Orleans County. N. Y.
Aleyne Maynard. NJ. D.. Cleveland, Ohio.
John C.. Long Wcstfed. ". Y.
Chas. West Brooklyn. N. Y
5. Van Duree. Astronomer. Buffalo.
George Y. Fish. Rochester, N. Y.
T. X. Elliott. Boston. Mas.
Maurice Perkins Union College Professor OF Chemistry.
T. Serry Hunt Montreal Professor OF Geology IN Montreal
College.
A. A. Could NJ D.. Boston.
A. II. Miles. Lennoryile -
Chas. 4. JOY, New.York. Professor OF Chemistry
II q. Warner and lady. Rochester.
q. II. Fitch. Ashtahua Ohio.
Asa Gray. Cambridge, OHIO, Professor oil botany ana
Natural History seward inc.
r. A. Laitamore Lima ~ Y
General Chemistry. $780,.
C. LYMAN Ncw.Hsyen Professor OF Industry. Mechan'
ism and Physics Yale College.