Circus, a travelling, [31].
Clocks, sham, in Siberia, [477].
Coal-mines, Chinese, [28], [141].
Coinage, Chinese, [82].
Confucius, the temple of, at Maimachin, [296].
“Conversation Sibérienne,” [594].
Convicts in Siberia, [363]; political prisoners worse off than criminals, [364], [406], [408], [448], [449], [556]; a convict barge, [371], [614] to [616]; criminals from all parts, [372]; a forger, [373]; prison songs, [374], [532]; a remarkable story, [379]; a dangerous character, [380]; a Polish exile, [401], [553]; fixing dates of past events, [402]; letters for Europe, [403]; the English idea of Siberia, [404], [406]; the mines, [404], [405], [412], [454], [540]; a convoy, [406], [408], [411], [452], [532], [559]; prisons, [363], [409], [447], [449], [488], [491], [492]; no chance of escape, [410], [489]; well treated, [411]; food, [412], [447]; costume, [412]; punishment, [413]; a dreaded spot, [436], [609]; comparative liberty, [448]; female exiles, [450], [452], [453], [532], [559], [560], [592]; pioneers and colonizers, [451]; “exile by administrative process,” [453]; runaway convicts, [459] to [462], [480], [485], [507], [511], [517]; Katorgi, [480]; a prisoner’s wife, [534], [536], [539]; a sad story, [536] to [539].
Cossacks, the, [130], [263], [264], [346], [407], [424], [428], [532].
Courier, a Russian Government, [130], [362].
Cricket-match in Shanghai, a, [15].