NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.

STELLAR ASTRONOMY.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE, May Q
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE, MAY 30, lS47.


The following extracts are tFanslated by II,
MEIos, ESQ.,, of New York, 'front.' sthe LesonS Pro
fessees of the distinguished astronomer M. ARAGo.


NJ. ARAeo had designed to publish these Lessons
in the Revue Scentifque ct Indusrielle, and their
appearance awaited with great solicitude; for
no man now existing is believed to be more caPa-
Bile than M. ARAco to delight mankind by The ex-
actness well as the high reach of his knowledge


As soon as his design was known ne was oiier-
ed $4,000 francs for the copyright; but he has de-
clined this, and now intends to perfect his Lessons
and leave them as a precious inheritance TO his
heirs.


Therefore the present Lesson is the only one to
he expected for time, and this is just publish
ed in the Revue Scientifque for April, lS47.


Mons. ARAGo's Lessons are dated at the Obser-
vatory of Paris, and this is edited by F. MoIo-
NO. by the consent of Nj. ARAGo.