The Sun.
London, England, 1847-07-12 00:00:00

ANOTHER NEW PLANET.

TO THEEDIT;;F T lIE TIMES.
Sir,—Hoping that the weather would have enabled
me to accompany it with this night's meridian observa-
tions of the new planet, whose discovery I doubt not it
announces, I have delayed transmitting you till the last
moment the following copy of a letter which I received
this afternoon from Professor Schumacher:—
" Altona, July 6.
"My dear Sir,—Mr. Hencke, the discoverer of As-
torsze,d7rsieteems ms
teo,
btheaat
oheewhapsianfoeut. I have received hisnd a small star that,
i
letter so late that there is no more time to-day to print
the circular, so, till next Friday, you must be content
with this previous notice. I subjoin his estimated places.
—Believe me, my dear Sir, yours very truly,
"11. C. SCHUMACHER.
" The star is of the ninth magnitude. Its estimated
places (using Hour XVII. offl the Berlin maps) are—
ight Ascen. South Declin.
h. m. deg. min. deg. min.
July 1 10 15 (mean time)... 257 7 and 3 43
3 11 45 (mean time)... 256 40 and 3 51
Perhaps, however, to the above I may add from the
above data the following appratoxim about elate pla
even o'ces of
lo the k
planet
for the next four nights, c mean
about rich part of the
two
time in London:—
Right Ascen. South Declin.
h. tn. see. deg. min. sec.
July 9 ... 122 ..• 414 24
Ic, ..• 17 17 029 ... 4 18 18
—ll .•• 16 59 36 •.. 4 22 12
—l2 ... 16 58 43 .... 4 26 6
hGeaamveninas,
The star lies nearly midway between Zeta and
seconds of
time in right ascension, and of about ten seconds in de-
clination, so on a fine evening it will
Obpa hsiu an chbio;
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mnoottioio n
ofa very
ab
be found without
much difficulty. . J. SOUTH.
Observatory, Kensington, Friday night,
quarter-past ten, July 9.
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COOMBES V. CLASPER.—At length a match has
Address Ross and Sons, 119, and 120, Bishop
been agreed to between Coombes and his brother, and
Clasper and one of his brothers. The match is for 100/,
and 5/. of the money was staked on Wednesday last, to
toss for choice of place, and the winner to give 201. for
expenses, .lifter this agreement was settled, Coombes
offered to match four London Waterman against four of
the Clsspers, for 2001. a side, to toss tor choice of place,
and the winners to gin 101.—Sunderland Herald.