New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-11
7HE WEATHER.


| On Inur7day the mildness Of the atmosphere
/ oegAn 70 acuiiae into frigdityto euphemism
a. oi 4isy n t the all Was % biting a. the thanks
d - to'Aes' eirid mathematical by the poet. People
who woIo TAF> oiO'Ang buttoned up their ntegumonts
with resouteRe1 u mein and pufaness OF countc
nance indicative o. = readiness 20 contend in summary
manner with the Wry air; ard those whose garb wa
scanty "a 20 volume and threadbare withal wrapped
when The tide o. travel set n6fthwald-Whch is when Che
bulls and bears leave the bourse and emancpate their
cloik from the tfalldom 81 recording manifold trans
gressons 81 me Eighth Commandment, IN the Italian
style OF double entry when The merchants HE home
ward and their clerks wend their way 10 Bleecker-
lem Greek. tho Hghts Of Brooklyn aud the pcturesauc
plains OF Hew-JeIsey whom the downtown sewing girls
the mechanic ana he iaOOrer hurry from tho workshop
IN long nes crowding the narrow payements. and MAX
ing them echo WIN the clank and patter and shulie
OF Impatient le tneiS "as much cnatlering OF teeth
The were filled with chilly people. Ruddyfa old
they watched me incoming throngs SHAKING with the
cold. they rubbed their hands tenderly, II washing
them with invisible soap IN impeTcepDle water, aud
tool comfort. Fair faced damses came IN with rosy
checks and ruby noses and 10 the gallant men who gave
most charming GOODNESS; while belated matrons,
with their halfoZen cherubs cudded up beside them
ones with ch-chcheery words which came through the
steamy mir like the sound OF whistles in log aud
coming. and pictures OF bright fires and hearty suppes,
and warm nests in downy c0uches All through the night
even the apple women Acknowledged its severity TO
ward noon when tic rosy sun began to take MS nrst
warmth 20 spare. As the day advanced-a lovely DAY,
bright and clear, with uncouded sky-the air became
milder the fashionable thOrOughfares were tbrODeed
with warmly clad and gaylydecked pedestrians;
hut there many shyelin2 wreu hes, too,
IN every street, whom the beautiful day,
pleasant TO the favored ones was but another day OF
cold and want and misery. 10 glorious day, with
it, wealth sunshine and pure bracng air out os DOORS
aud 20 those whose hearths bright and warm GO
rOus day within 1t was just the day TO spend partly
under the open sky drinking deep draughs Of health and
strength with every BREATH partly In the comfortable
parlo by the glowing CRATE reading some romance Of
the oden time wherein the brave cavalier YanGushes his
many foes and gains his bshng brides or more mod
story telling OF the noble deeds Of who loved ms
fellow men, and sought distress and relieved at tho
hazard Of LIFE Many careless reader Ounged yesterday
tue soft light and genial warmth OF his cushioned par
l0r, dabbng In the fOunt OF hctive tears, who
had Thought Of the wilderness Of within earshOt
Of his home yet there many more thank God who
read men, and women and little children for books and
found them real food for tears and gave them bread
and gave them warmth and covered their nakedneS and
made them happy-GOd bless them
Below will be found what our weather man says IN re-
gard 10 the mercury and temperature. and wind and
other things which only understand scientifically
who handle Thermometers barOmeters thermometers, aud
such but which will prove valuable OF these days 10
all who wish figures to bear them ont IN the assertion that
the 10th Of January, Ia the year Of our Lord 1865 was
Cold
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IL is5 sSSw. b-S so pG wSW.
20 gaT wb1 ) II i6o 30m W:SW.
MISUNDERSTANDING windy rogir tNe.aof oulyl
windy Byeriag-Ceas Tho Cod sna l aoie"oEt{ ler
stood III above than FOR
The wind commenced to Mos at sun
continued Sh Little abatement sunset the ib
the influence Of budiBz dep1
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