866 THE 
GARDENERS 
CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. 
[БЕРЕМ 16; 1805, 
certain dou xinias, which 
re first brought videt M. MonnEN's pee in the 
establishment of M. L. REICHENHEM, of Berlin, and 
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size, and | Dr. yn dal 
| and varied experiment. The application of this 
omplete 
truth 
to the history of the earth and of чет: other planis Б is 
obvious; e vaporous atmosphere acts like 
clothing to the earth. By an au ишы quan ntif io 
Tene apt and water suspended in hha, air, A 
of the earth wou more 
1 has placed in the clear light of c 
as ha appens in Datura ceratocaula, &c. 
outermost corolla, sig ccm. ? as M. MORRE 
it, alternates in pos 9 1 
that is brightly bens, in the splen ary on 
No 9" the | im 
|like what h 
suppo: 
low, we may evén sity lom rést; type of a. == 
— , pan буре of animal Organi. 
k 
po 
Origin ig fn 
taken the 
А 
ењ pro ag! of the lat 
earth, after t had under gone many chai 
sea, and air during the Ebdlugical périod of the со 
<. ch а 
th e contrary. 
exterior is tinted with b ght carm 
have been obtained ш Temoing ^an "ihe. m 
shaped flow 
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n augmentation Md the еу ен Ее 
stituen the presen. would bé a natur 
consequence. of ihat greater flow of heat from the | ii 
w ^ E geologists, mathematicians, | 
wers, and insuring, the due 
о to have happened in the 
igi in the fourth generan "ihe radi 
t d into one 
ugh real mplex catacorolla., 
is truly one of the Lame extraor ишу results 
of the art of the cultivator that has bee: dea on 
id rau of the history of the earth. The history 
of suns and planets is, in truth, the history of the 
effec d of light and heat manifested in M m, or 
emanating from the Nothin he 
escapes their та; по dd of space is bo distant 
is 
1 dài 
Ti p 
kindly transmit | specimens to us, in that we : 
іп-Һоѕе Gloxinias, 
—— The tion raised in a recent Number (see 
p. 843), as to e amem tpi €— of lg 
— plants of the co sa REL, і one о 
шро! , bo ihi i physi io logical and in 
күш ыо, " vier, that we hope the inquiry ide] 
sie ы onden 
cal, intellectual, айй moni 
f Aristotle, the analogy arit. 
ing among m parts 8 of A animal ордо Е 
general serie we may say among all t е forms of P 
has be "y ot 8 
ems 
«ү s 
n 
hatta whieh théy employ or resist, and to the 
HI 
sw above iP" 
be the propor 
The d 
same. soie 
new subject of i aditi? mor PM the views eed 
it weg very iot ог very accordant. 
d it m matically 
ng in cular forces s whieh | in them, 
general conform ity of structure, bete s frequently re, 
у; no kind of matter р resemblance y fanetion, t be present, aad 
nnot be overlooked. In the. "revera Classes thi 
* Аз arth h, he "at, moistu: tł ions of ее 
asia force a ШОЧ of wind sugmonts, бшш real family. ssi is tus, NN In t 
ER 
ghest deg o bë which è 
{се еас Fi group, ШЫТА, po variations эша 
Leslie con- | food, ве eliinate, and transmitted peculiari 
sideri in relation to preisure; Often one specific group pinea ане ү: д er or ud 
| Humboldt gero "the remit: of a large inquiry at points A and a question ari though пот 
набі, or 
rather distimguishalle, ped ү h т 
mese Voies xod аб infor- | 
of Kyi that in the 
| Fuss in all seasons of x diri. one ha range of | с 
ght. show Tu 
and age Le — 
balloo 
above me meko 
and Mr. Cox well, dúrin many 
zones of life- destroying Dia far 
tops, have obtained i мрена rable 
ical hei The 
пт, оте 
amount of well- v зт үзе Аз ун must be 
obtained. 
А, 
clear ii that cy arriving at 
large 
One objection that might be raised as to the existence 
of a different constitution for female as contrasted 
with male plants js this, that in the ease even of 
de op or the Willow, male 
found on thé female trees; 
sula rof the Willows this is  partieolarly common ; and 
y happen уз rees 
rbd it frequentl 
sto be seen 
th 
at 
bee from their beginning, or will 
чай their potasio 
Daira er pat yn call species are so many рі 
т deri s from a few ty ог one t 
н. acus at lengt thi in the elegant (oat of 
self a naturalist of emine! P Ку It had 
Nor 
y one think lightly 
ira elevations; thus ы ing in dro with tł 
s th piene of Lingus 
view of Leslie, and e throwing no discredit on th 
determinations of Humboldt. 
** Resenrches of pin kind havéso iM meteoro. 
of 
regar 
t 
reme се 
eh Teliuris des Hire aiia or the investizátiont 
ding the local origin o f di 
aud families of plants and anim 
aris, 
dmiral Fitzroy in Lo messages are 
by А ndon, the 
arts of Europe to declare the present 
over 
acting from all p 
er's | value 
Still 25, will he be "disposed to ul 
n he expedi on e many 
esembling 
one season, male 
flowers in the succeeding summer, while in s каза Mith 
male roduced. 
year male blossotns vr Im pro 
санау by e Prim rürosem, Lin 5 and Lythrums, studied | 
or t те next iis. change. деш now within the 
seas of E з career of devas- 
tation, before the warning signal i Я beo up in our 
вей- 
aud the jag the caym: 
different Xn K ek ndun y sur c Ts the 
elephant on be the lineal descendant of 
тонше ей over Siberia and n: à 
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e | Ports, to restrain the too confiden 
irit which employed this ават» d 
North À 
ie i 
manity has passed away, leaving a store d 
unselfish devotion, in a work which mu ust not fail 
ag. any lack 
if not structdrally unisexual, gom we have yet to learn | "9 
whether any, and if кы А4 what а in consti- 
tution are manifested b; ts in question. In 
order to limit the subject, эрез within the bounds | 
, We have 
thos so of о our contributors who m 
Laurels unscathed by the йө 
е1 
these researches and e coii нң benefits t jin | 
the aid of "- telegraph, pins 5he ends of the world 
ran 
together. 
3. 
h Dr. Fa leoner yn T known, or was Tenes 
urus, f 
y Р Шю, shit 
nge of variation in structure does it indicate? 1 
, by what characters a are the living races 
EUS J 
f 
грр 
ан Е 
е toni prebeil va plan; one universal Pg: in a ye et 
c questions of this kind must be answered 
obser e Bay ** Specific 
of тек: "n eq: d kin] enough to tell us the sex of the unezan sted series of individual peculiarities. Such | befi "d the general proposi И» that the forms of № 
shrübe: es aspect of this wp d living s system of fare indefinitely variable with time am nd cireumstant, 
fo and law, such i ver Wl if we rightly | can be even examined by the light of adequate eret 
arfa interpřét the history d own portion of this rich | That such evidence will be gathered and rightly 
SH ASSOCIATION. inheritance of mind, the history of tha — from pre reted, I for one nei eithe: er dou bt nor died пог will a 
THE meeting of the wines € which has | which we spring, with which so many "a? th ions or too 
been held this s year in Birm commen nced o n the fire 00-00 rdina , and to which all but o e odii and | of the final resuit, who remember how that whid 
6th inst. Th etu ow ins Sura the history |is true has been found very different e that 4 
by an address from the е" Professor Phillipe, of tha у б, series of inhabitants тэн received іп | was plausible, and how often out of the — 
from ess we select a few passages. After referring | primeval times the gift of life, and MA ће land, sea, dange: er we have plucked the flowers of safety: At 
to the early labours of the Assceiation he o 2и ба and air | rejoicing myriads, thro mp bind 
al tions of the present to the mind of Edwa rd Forbes may be 
vain—regardin ing t s constitution of the pi. its 
history as a planet, its place in creation ; now d 
POLT 
lanet, before i in the iilis of "a | 
it i pleased the Giver of all good to place man upon 
i АШЫ look up to heaven. 
with a thousand times ten thousand stars ; ; now fi 
above the clouds in colder and clearer air; now t 
g the polar ice—the ir 
Stage; man in every clime and 
Sonate, the life th at now surrounds us, 
ed away ; 
hs | аа of the forest, the system of P life iae um 
the growth. and death of in 
, of | now 
revealing 
ссее ач wave, the forms of i life | 
e ea 
ed most of the 
; lationg hoe d iw to dt peg 
tted 
ne 4 
f classi 
bé. ууя acts and roti First, i 
T 
ка, ес qu ality of the air, the o eourse of the rivers, the |n 
MR ы | 
r ecay, an di vidua the be. 
may be that plants and a - 
кб бу Ше, the mem ger of wh ich hare "i 
epe pe characters, and ari s 
by "—Y Tie, 9 H4 rather unoccu limite 
ning ка ending of races, of many влссеввіуе ra 
plants and мша in seas now pons dy sqnd-banks 
raised into mountains, on con ts how 
beneath the waters. 
“ Had that series a beginning? Was the earth ever 
Met dl 3 
f| Ne г: tat each m п 
distribution ins а 
r dee vae parallels of tempere re 
hich. it has te brought into pu ieri " 
ог ж 
and that whic | has pass bj 
ІЁ 
2 
ч the spirit of thát philosophy which i is ien аиы 
a broad security of observed facts, sure inductions, | ж! 
ted experiments, the steady columns of the 
temple NT and he truth. 
and revolving round the sun? Was 
period a i. nd sea were separa 
— trace—when the land was no 
n mis the oce коп not ОА Mn е 
there ever a 
ted. 
e | the stratified crust of the glo de the 
MM 
but stop the rays which emanate from bodies ed 
slightly here possesses this 
е6 E a remarkable hes оран owes it to the | 
pres diffused water and vapour; a facb which 
n par 
produe ts, of fire. 
ой ее 
& h has pet submitted to, Or 13 
ch group neral law, 1 у в qure 
limited in ыбы ше; T ыш 
eappearing a! after being remo moved from the 3 
emo 
dr pro ы m 
m d to the poer e 
water, 1 now t so ch 
n| SrTIGMAPHYLLON — m m 
pretty plant is generally mondes e 
| as Banisteria "s 8 s 
tw 
and v 
? more i 
em) 
otiam, t the s 
арте 
їп s p ч the pre at mers must i" bero as 
the first deposits of the oldest sea. The most ancient 
of all known fossils, the Eozoon canadense, is of this 
these plants are Lado of Brazil abd 
cli ste itr designation which "Umm vae 
the cultivator from trying them 
