Mentions to CH that 2000 of the nebulae and all of the engravings are printed.
Mentions to CH that 2000 of the nebulae and all of the engravings are printed.
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Regrets he will not get to visit Chelsea before departing for the Cape of Good Hope. Sends regards to family.
Has now completed his examination of the mode of reading off the barometer of J. W. G. Bu[t]zengeiger, made under the direction of H. C. Schumacher. Comments on the readings. Has now sent off all the Italian papers. Hopes JH will have a prosperous voyage.
Ready to embark to Cape Town; JH expects to arrive at the end of January. Sent out the last proof sheet of JH's nebulae catalog last night.
Thanks CM for his communication about the aloe. JH and family are about to embark for the Cape, and JH will keep CM's interests in mind while there.
Addresses last words before departing to Cape. Informs AQ that results concerning absorption of light will be in next London and Edinburgh Philosophical Journal. One will be sent to AQ. Reminds AQ of promise to write JH at Cape.
Waiting for the ship to be repaired. Has sent him his paper on satellites. Would like 100 offprints. Just about to go on board ship.
Last letter to come off the ship with the pilot; next communication will come after landing at the Cape; all are well and comfortable.
Has translated some of JH's astronomical works, and is asking JH to comment on the accuracy of JP's translation.
JH has won the gold medal of the Academy of Sciences, and 635 francs, for his work on double stars. Sends his congratulations. The medal will be presented by the president.