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TV. MiscELLANEOUS SCIENTIFIC INTELLIGENCE. 
1. Prof. Huxley in New York.—Three lectures on Evolution 
were delivered by Prof. Huxley to a very large and interested 
New Y i i 
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Prof. Marsh’s escort. to Greentield, Massachusetts), were referred 
to at length in the second lecture, and the series of horses from 
ance; for, so far as I can judge, that most intelligent and perha 
I may add most singularly active and enterprising body of the 
happen to have said. [Great applause.] But the vessel in which 
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: plates both the study of climatological statistics, and the 
Pctical utilization of meterology especially in the prognostications 
t © Weath ified as ‘ ce, 
Mary stations, chief stations, reporting telegraph stations, and 
