The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1850, Page 7

THE LATEST ADVICES - ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD, Apexivan 47 THE NEW YORE HERALD OFFICE, Novemsen 25, 1850. Acapules, Mexice... Oct. 13 Adelaide, 8. rony ‘ia. ay — oo tea SST Mrs tburne Leng Mrs James saan co Hee Mul Munger Miss Emily ee jc Meriweathber Mrs En F Moore Mary Monroe Mrs John Miss Becuanee inca Ny Agrtie plants were struck by the rays f the wun, and both Snetirsariah aaeeete eave / 2 Ni New York is about 8 deg. north of » summer heat. 1t is never ', a8 it ofter in New York, and some- t in London and Paris. It is remarkable that then ‘ate twenty times the number of insects, uitoes, fleas, and the like, in New York, that there a are here. One seldom sees a musquito—never presale by them. [ haveseen more mosquitoes at ester Point, near Boston, in one hour, ae Zz ioe see ek in acentury. [ attribute the Mamnlety Hie air; itis too pure fora mosrei to live. ve no recoliection of having seen a single mosquito at my house during the past sum- mer,—one of unusual heat and moisture. Travel- Jers come here from the low countries te eacape the malaria of rice swamps in the summer, with their horses covered with a coat of mail to shield them from the gnawings aud stings of insects. They have no need for such protection here. The few en are in such well-fed, healthy condition, as to necessity of their greedily feeding ton unsniy Fleas inhabit dogs and negroes. ‘he former are more abundant than in any country Jam acquainted with. A decided fog I have never seen here. A thin, gossamer-like mist, sometimes rises with the mo! ‘sun over rivers and valleys, but soon disappears of day. From the facts adduced, you will perceive that the public opinion which i gather from numerous letters d to me on the subject, is grounded in error. You will observe that on the 26th, 27th, 28th of October the thermometer was very low for the season of the year, and hoar frost severe at night and in the morning. But my young tea plants from nuts planted Sth of June last, and those from China set out about the same time, and most of # this joy yet the extreme of summer heat is about 8 deg. greater than it is here. We know nol close, oj fle s still very small, do not appear to have sus- the htest ‘injury, but are just as fresh oad green without any covering or protection as they were in September. This I think satisfactory evidence that a cold atmosphere is quite as conge- nial to the tea plantas a hot one. Both the heat of summerand the cold of winter are equally ne- cessary to the well being of the plant. All in Bt old plants, put out two years ago next month, Will be trusted to the climate of the ensu- ing winter, whatever may be the degree of cold. In this way, by a continued exhibition of facts, it is possible that even you may learn that the culti- vation and growth of the tea plant will not be limited to the southern, or even the middle States, but will finally take possession where possession was least expected. ual advance of tea cultivation keeps me in mind of the reluctance with which the idea of ocean steam navi ee. was originally held. I arrived in New job Sone London in Oct ,, 1532, after a most tedious eee of 57 days. Sucha pr pen od led hog mind to consider the practicability pokey whee e Atlantic by steam power, and “4 the tediousness of a protracted voy: cai Before farrived in New York my min kd pe Eitcty, satisfied as it is now, that there was no insurmountable obstacle in the way of accomplish- “— object. ‘ortified by what aa considered incontrovertible arguments, I suggested the thing to several di guished merchants of New York. They listened to ay ae with profoundjincredulity. Upon a terview my arguments were snswered iy the most characteristic way. I urged them to join me in — a company to unite with the mer- chants of London in carrying the project into exe- cution. The final answer was, “ Do you go back to London. and if you succeed, and the plan an- awers, we will come inand join you. People are neady enough to throw the toil, and risk, and ex- pense of a new enterprise upon others, and then come in and reap the harvest. This principle of — is not confined to ocean steam navigation. t covers human action. Let the world now look at the extension of ocean steam navigation, which oceupied me, at hard and disparaging labor, five years to introduce and establish. Tea-culture has passed on with far less time and discouragement, and, | may honestly say, the sea- timents of the public are in its favor. He who guides the affairs of society, and sways the des- unies of men, will point out the means by which hie eternal objects are to be accomplished. aye | designed can fail. If the cultivation of the t plant should be vastly extended in New England, whilst, comparatively, it stands still in the South, I shall not be surprised. One cannot hel, observ: g the wonderful difference in the national energy, which the same objects are Not bat the climate, &c., of the South are eminently suited to the growth of the tea plant, but the people are not. No matter what adventitious advantages may appertam to the country, if cultivators are wanting, they fall tothe ground, and remain for others to engross. Your obedient servant, Juss Sarria METEOROLOGICAL MEMORANDA. January — 1880. M s ponies Teg: M eens Mas ‘ean temperature. . ean tei ~ are, .62deg Coldest day, 16th. ee oe 25th. .68ieg. T o'clock A. M. So’elock P. M. ‘Mean temperature. .J8deg. Mean tempo Coldest day, Sth. 18g b ames larch. 6 o'clock A. M. BS o'clock P.M. Mean temperature. .48deg. Moan temperatare. Coldest day, Lith... 00deg. yaw yy, Lith. ri of BR ee pe M | em eee s 4Sdeg. vi Coldest day sista 18. he Wormest ath: oe 6 o’cloék, A. M 8 o'clock, P. M. +. bbdeg. Mean hent....., OTdeg Warmest, 17th... T8dog. rine. jome may wish to see a daily no- made out. Being s part \ete:— «bt m «58 2 + 56 7 rd oe «53 “4 we. + 58 7” 70 Mu. 76 1 ge a 32 70 2 Ld 26. 0 ma. 68 80. or 70 2.. 68 76 4. iT 1” 6. ™ “ 5.8. Dreravetion or Tar Payonama or tut Upren Mussissires —At about half hence o'clock this morning, 4 fire broke out Washington Hall, which has beea occupied for several F pata by re Penerome of the Upper Mesaieny to state that nearly whan a? eid ‘fork of the artist Was destroyed. At one p laceed> the fire threatened the destruction of the whole side buildings known as Wash- ingten Hall Bui =; but the promptness and effi. Se of the fire water in thet ela of tee period, succeeded in arrest 7. shay rent atc is i Berlin, Prussia ov. Berne, Switzerland... Ray 10 ota, New Gra. 3 Bucharest, ia Buenos Ayres, 8. A.. . Caloutia.. Callao, Pera Ponce PR Port au Prince. Hail gee 3 29 Port Spain, Trinidad. Sept 19 Prosburg, Porto saa Puerto Ca wan, 2 San Juan, Cuba, § feats Oras, Canary 1, Qotead Savanill: Oct. @ Ty Kg. 20 Fort Simpeon, HDs; *iOoe 4 Gallipagoe Telnndo, ae :8 a islands, , Galea ‘Texas pe aT oblatbeal cata teee: oe 2AM a P Bucsdse.-du Bept.ll lov. 4 sW.. Hentse” sootety Tats.” July % Talcahuana, — . Aug. Leon, Hoarages Liston, Portugal liver} ~~ paren aaa an nan ee R LIVERPOOL—UNITED Jas. a fat as way ag ee the with mail rem ae e 7th of December, at her’ Weaee on through the Poot or pr. socommodat for eee or som K. COLLINS, 56 Wall street. ATLANTIO, and ‘The steamer Pactrie Pal succeed the anil December 21 AE NEW. wee AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES Mai The snipe som this line are the 6, Gapeain Comatoek Moped ADRIA’ Looe. ae in thelr con- strength and (or passengers are une- “Now Fork to 1 iy exoln- wpe oextee fT a“ ih Earertns meh operes Sih Sp etetat @ cote, rth secured W The owners of theve'abie ‘will not be accountable for » iry, pot sto: eae itlina’ ae slaued ‘theron, and’ dhe value Laverpool. | Eee 1850, Bavartay, Dee. ath, 1880, . yo. 28th, 18S, faa 11th: 1881 fan. 25¢) bth, Mar. 19th, 18), OM- javre and Sou tham| 2,200 ‘otton, re, touabing st Tisthanpron to ers, om Thursday, Docember 6th, North river. Price of passage, $120, berths ipa Yor all esters mast at pase i gh the a NastON” mOR aTTMeNe 11 yINGSTON, "anon, 83 Broadway. HS ratte AND By ae gy ROYAL Tivesgeel. ¢ LA mand ‘erro Boston innd and eceive mails and pass Ni Le 4 rein HAVRE STEAM Ravioasioe wit post office. Afrion, A. Rytio, from Sow ‘York, Wednesday, 20% No- "Cambria, 4. Leiteh, from Boston, Wélaestay, 71h Novem gars, J. Stone, from Now York, Wednesday, (th Docem- = £0. Lott, from Bovton, Wednestay, 11th Decem- Judkius, from Now York, Wodnosday, 18th ‘Amerie No Shannon, from Boston, Wed 25th Dee | **Airich, A. Ryrie, from New York, Wednssiay, lst Jenuaty, W. Harrison, from Boston, Wednesday, 18th J from ow Fork of Beaten to LAverpoo, in frat 4 for, Be changed Sa specte beyond Burgeon om hoard. weopapers mast pees through the Post | POE eretant and pasonge a Wiican pe sa sieatinan - 38 Broadway, Aver the fevt of April next ‘he rave of ireight by the wore 1 iverpool, will he very iy y redueed. D.—THROUG A Hate J Bg aly ad Bo berth sec Froight will pe by the rokee will fi esurperoe’ Uy ony, other, Sep nes: with the favorite steam’ $eloon atate rooms Lower oab’ The above dine Ai tie same table, sad have the privilege of the Salon pgm MAIL &T! 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