IX. METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR NATCHEZ, MISS. Lat. 31° 34'. Long. 91° 24' 42"; by Henry Tooley, Sr. Coldest Day, Dec. 20th — at 6 A. M., 21°; at 12 M., 23'; at 6 P. M., 31°. 29.34 in. X. METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR STEUBENVILLE, Oп10. Lat. 40° 25' N., Long. 89° 41′ 24" W. By Roswell Marsh. January, 30 38 47 69 64 June, July, August. 60 781 74 63 80 75 64 81 77 2.42 1.09 8 8 3 00 7 2.70 Hundredths. Inches. cococco Days Snow. GREECE Days Southwardly. Clear Days. 2.83 6 5 14 14 14 14 5.37 10 9 19 12 13 18 9 3 14 16 16 14 19 12 21 10 13 17 14 16 19 12 17 14 14 17 21 10 11 19 17 13 53 14 29.38 29.37 29.40 29.75 28.90 2.55 7 3 19 12 10 21 41 37 64 929.33 29.33 29 33 29.75 28.80 35 49 44 76 20 29.39 29.43 29.40 29.78 28.70 46 65 59 84 19 29 40 29.43 29.41 29.70 29.20 87 31 29.47 29 51 29.48 29.76 29.20 94 42 29.48 29.50 29.47 29.70 29.21 93 49 29.39 29.43 29.42 29.60 29.08 92 51 29.47 29.50 29.49 29.71 29.20 82 44 29.42 29.45 29.42 29.70 29.10 70 25 29.56 29.59 29.57 29.90 29.00 62 16 29.32 29.34 29.34 29.72 28.90 44-2 29.44 29.46 29.44 29.82 29.10 44 58 54 94-229.42 29.44 29.43 29.90 28.70 38.44 100 33 199 166 191 174 September, 56 71 66 16 15 21 10 8 6 17 13 13 17 1.30 3 7 24 7 14 17 XI. METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR BLOOMINGTON, Iowa. For the year 1845; by Mr. T. S. Parvin. 48.69 98-12 110 29.34 29 9 28.0 1.9 Year, Warmest Day, July 20-84°. Coldest, Dec. 19-3°. Highest Temp. July 20-98°. Lowest, Dec. 19--12°. Mean, 48°.67. Range, 110'. Mississippi opened Feb. 18; closed, Dec. 1. XII. METEOROLOGICAL TABLE FOR SAVANNAH, GA. For two years ending May 21, 1846. Highest. By Dr. John F. Posey. CATALOGUE OF THE ORBITS OF ALL THE COMETS, OF WHICH THE ORBITS HAVE BEEN COMPUTED. Selected and arranged by BENJAMIN PEIRCE, Perkins Professor of Astronomy and Mathematics in Harvard University. PART I. CHRONOLOGICAL ARRANGEMENT. The Longitudes of the Ascending Node and Perihelion have all been referred to the mean equinox of Jan. 1, 1850. B denotes Biela's Comet, E, Encke's, and H, Halley's Comet. *This orbit, like many others in this list which are computed solely from Chinese records, is liable to great uncertainty, from the imperfect nature of the methods of astronomical observation adopted in the Celestial Empire. R 0.568 R 70 or 80° 0.34 R Pingré. |