... jealous Aquilar. And now-list-the sound of a hasty step may be heard in the hall of his castle. The stars have fled from the sky, the night has become dark and tempestous, and rolls its' thick, heavy, choking clouds over all the horizon. The rind shakes the ...

... interval throughout the morning; 'at 25 minutes pas 12 another shk' of short duration was felt, and towards evening thg sky ?? elear. Night 'came on Without anything inotablebayng occurred duridg the day, with theep tieui6fthe shockhmentioned. Thea. moon with ...

... sightl Busbire. The Euphrates, working up the Gu f at thi tins exprienced for the five days following very un weather, the sky every night presenting a wild and gloam appearance, with sudden squalls and vivid lightning ct usual at that time of year. , The ...

... as near as we could judge. We had a clear horizon for d abeut half an hour, andunothing could be seen but water el and sky. P Night came on thick- and dreary, with our minds made ti -up that neither of us would live to see the light Of another '0 day ...

... -Cirrus and cirro cum1nulue. Evening sultry with a clouded sky; the night calm rnd warso. e (N.B. Temperature keeps at 750 during the afternoon.) I Saturday, June S0.-The lowest temperature by night 609 e Fahr. ; day fine withF a breeze from S.W. The last ...

... Sir-It must have been with feelings of pleasure that all who take any interest in astronomy witnessed the clear- ing of the sky list night, and the bright shining of the stara, with indicotions of a continuance of fine weather. For myself, a netural anciety ...

... which, otherwise, would shine brightly in the clear cold blue sky. At night a huge crater vomited fire and stones to a great distance, and the reports were like thunder, and con- tinued all night. The eruption is greater than any since 1822. About ten to-day ...

... deepened with dust, raised by the countless crowd, and the smoke of innumerable lamps. Over all is the high, clear, blue sky of night, with thedecrescent moon shining on the surface of the river.-Athenrum. SOUTu KENSrNGTON AGAIN. -It is very desirable that ...

... Dybhdl-hill. When modern batteries open against a town, there is no longer that succession of bright curving tracks athwart the sky by night, nor of swiftly moving smoke clouds by day, so frequently witnessed in former sieges. Neither were rockets here employed ...

... drought. Some of us have no - doubt observed the earth and sky by night during $the periods of east winds, as well as after sultry D days A dewy night we have found quite D a marked even;, and the nights seemed to be eve F drierthan the days. From many parts ...

... striking as a spectacle than any of its It predecessors. Yesterday was a fine day, with akeen wind n and clear bright sky, and night set in with a splendid d array of moon and stars. Justas the extremelypicturesque, g though bare and rugged, landscape ...

... mendicity, avers that there is a special bell at Sutherland House, and that, whenever a suspicious redness appears in the sky at night, a fireman rushes into the Stable yard, St. James's, and rings up the Duke. Our contemporary suggests that a plate should ...