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METEons-Two splendid Meteors were observed
al New Haven, one on Monday and the other on
Ma ndsw n th. evening Of each day The ono on
degrees and when il behind hon
u,sf oshs o. clouds its position about forty five de-
sees tae horizons and bearing about seventy do
49,. 49,. ... ~ worm by compass. Time of observed


isn ABOUT one second No report was heard or listen
sraUa n wednesday evening, about the same hour


sain ourst orth near the planet Mars and slow


p, p1neu INTO numerous fragments Its light was bril-
Tma Wnte ante and its blazing traip Of reddish hue
ni; =, snI tnree or four seconds. In brilliancy II
conpsed the moon, and the shadows which cast
auoDg u apparent size about one fourth that Of
M moon Inc observers did not wait for the report Of
nau Auention been given At explosion, its ele.
vson was twenty degrees and its bearing Hysix do.
our brethren in New York city had still more glorious
view Of this celestial stranger.