METEOROLOGY.
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According TO the Meteorological Register for
1874, kept at the New-Nork Institute for The Deaf
aud Dumb, the weather has bSen as follows:


The Thermometer was al It's lowest point on the
21h Jan at A. NJ. viz. Il above zero. Il, was al
its hishes; July 22i, at > P. NJ SO above. The
coolest day was Jan. 9th, The thermometer ave-
raging $50 above zero The warmes, day was
June y, averaging So above zero.


The lowest degree on the barometer was Jan.
18th at , P NJ. y s. inches; The highest, April ID
at 9 a. NJ. 81. a inches.


The greatest rise IN 2i hours was l!6 inches be-
tween Jan 18Th and , p. NJ Jan. liih. The great
es, fall in the same time was 10 inches, from
p NJ Jan 18th 10 P NJ. Jan 18th,


The wind has been % days \ w; 81 do \. I. {;
IS do w; Il do 5. L; iS do : W; II don; -
do :: ) do f.


Thsre have been 1872 days Of clear weather: 100
do cloudy 81 do RAINY; do snowy; DO fogsy.


The soow at one lime fell, Feb Isl, abou; ;
inches in depth. There were noticed 81 thunder
showers: the first, March Goth at P NJ and the
last, Sept I'd asp NJ. The first lightning with
on, thunder was March 10Th about 5 2. NJ. in 4
hazy atmosphere; the last, Nov, llth al 80 P
NJ. from light floating clouds.