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RETURN OF ENckE's CoMET.-High School Oh.
servatory, Philadelphia, July 9th, IS45-We have
succeeded in observing Enckes Comet this morning ts
place corresponds very well with Encke's Epheners
published in No 634 Of schumachers Astronomical No
tees II is an extremely faint nebula without tail Its


light nearly that OF star Of the eleventh magnitude
II could not be seen in the 3! feet Dollond Telescope
mounted as finder OF the Equatorial and in the feet
Equatorial the wires in the field would only admit Of the
slightest illumination possible Its present place among
the stars is twentyone seconds NORTH and thirty seconds
of space east of that OF Encke's Ephemeris.


This remarkable agreement between its predicted and
observed places anothor triumph of the Berlin Astron
and shows beyond reasonable doubt the necessity
Of admitting that the comet has this time experienced
the effect Of the resisting medium TO be hastened
hs return by the Usual quantity of an hour and twenty
minutes. u. OTIS KENDALL.


y s-The recent splendid comet appeared quite faint
asteyening even in the Equatorial and will dis.
uppeaI: tncke's is the sixth comet seen by asrono.
mers since the commencement Of the year.