Opening of the Exhibition, [131]. Duke of Wellington and the statuette of Napoleon, [131]. Proceedings in Parliament: Sundry motions; Jews' bill; model lodging houses, [131]. Speech of Sir William Molesworth on the Colonies, [132]. Lord Torrington as Governor of Ceylon, [132]. Aylesbury election vacated, [132]. Dinner to Lord Stanley, [132]. Troubles in the Established Church, [132]. The Kaffir war, [132], 417. Manifesto of the Chartists, [132]. Emigration, [132], 843. Legal nicety, [132]. Progress of the Exhibition. 278, 417, 565, 698, 843. American contributions, 278. Parliamentary proceedings, 278. Copyright decision in favor of foreigners, 278. Protectionist meeting at Tamworth, 278. Thackeray's lectures, 278. Mr. Cobden's peace motion, 417. Census of Great Britain, 417. Steam between Ireland and United States, 417. Prince Albert on the American revolution, 418. Balloon accident, 418. Passage of ecclesiastical titles bill, 564. Jewish disabilities bill, 564. Mr. Salomons denied a seat in Parliament, 564. Chancery reform, 565. Secret ballot, 565. Bishops' revenues, 565. Decline of the slave trade, 565. Depopulation of Ireland, 565. Opposition to copyright decision, 565. The queen and the corporation of London, 565. Mr. Peabody's entertainment, 565. The Crystal Palace as a winter garden, 566. Prerogation of Parliament, 597. The yacht races, 698. Catholic meeting in Dublin, 698. Condition of laboring classes, 698. Artistic defects, 698. Persistance of Mr. Salomons, 698. Speeches of Lord Palmerston, Bulwer, Mr. Hunt, and Mr. Disraeli, 843. Return of the Arctic Expedition, 843. Tour of the American minister in Ireland, 843. Submarine Telegraph, 843.
Difficulties in the way of revision, [133]. New Provisional Ministry formed, [133]. Newspaper politics, [133]. Troubles at Lyons, [133]. Disturbances in the University, [133]. Prosecutions against the press, [133], 279. Bread society, [133]. Refugee dinner, [133]. Holy week, [133]. Hostilities in Algeria, [133]. The President and Abd-el-Kader, [133]. Question of revision, 279, 418. Defeat of the Kabyles, 279. Appointment of committee on revision, 418. The President at Dijon, 418. Report of the committee on revision, sketch of debate, and rejection of proposition, 566. Censure upon and proffered resignation of ministers, 567. Free-trade motion lost, 567. Fête to Exhibition commissioners, 567, 699. Adjournment of Assembly, 699. Preparations for presidential election, 699. Plots at Lyons, 699. Casualty at funeral of Marshal Sebastiani, 699. Government and the press, 843. Progress toward despotism, 843. Speech of the President, 844.
Resuscitation of the Frankfort Diet, [133]. Position of the Powers, [134]. Refugee loan, [134]. Close of the Dresden Conference, 279. Meeting of sovereigns, 279. Speech of the King of Prussia, 279. The Diet, 418. Affray at Hamburg, 418. English and French protests against Austrian projects, 567. Press ordinance in Austria, 567. Amnesty granted in Hesse Cassel, 567. Absolutism predominant, 699. Political persecutions of musicians, 699. Repression in Hungary, 700. Confiscation of the Allgemeine Zeitung, 715. Extension of the Zollverein, 844. Progress of Despotism in Austria, 844. Austrian loan, 844.
Insurrection in Portugal, and overthrow of the Thomar Ministry, [134], 279. Dissolution of the Spanish Cortes, [134]. Railroad commissioners appointed, [134]. From Italy: Death of Il Passatore; books prohibited; Emperor of Austria at Venice; anniversary of the battle of Novara, [134]. Elections in Spain, 279. Concordat with Rome, 279. Disturbances in Madrid, 279. Opposition to tobacco in Italy, 279, 418. The French at Rome, 279. Austrians in Italy, 418, 567. Banishment of Count Guicciardini, 418. Mr. Gladstone on political prisoners at Naples, 567. Portugal, 567. Arrests and Espionage in Italy, 699. Foreign publications examined, 700. Inundations in Switzerland, 700. Catastrophe at Moscow, 700. Reply of the Neapolitan Government to Mr. Gladstone, 844. Affairs at Rome, 844. Excitement in Spain on the Cuban question, 844. Spanish Tariff, 844.
Insurrections in Turkey, [134]. Hungarian exiles, [134]. Earthquake in Anatolia, [134]. Railroad across the Isthmus of Suez, [134]. Revolt in Egypt, [134]. Affairs in India, [134]. Plot against the Nepaulese embassador, [134]. Insurrection in China, [134], 567, 700. Russian losses in Circassia, 567. Hurricane in India, 567. The Governor-general, 567. Anti-mission movement among the Hindoos, 567. Cholera in the Canary Islands, 567. Kossuth to be liberated, 700. Annexation in India, 700. Affairs in Siam, 700. Massacre in Formosa, 700. Release of Kossuth, 844. Difficulties between Turkey and Austria, 844. Unsettled condition of Turkey, 845. Difficulties between Persia and Russia, 845. From India, 845. Discoveries of gold in Australia, 845.
United States.—Visit of the President and Cabinet to the North, [135]. St. George's Society, speeches of Mr. Bulwer, and Celtic wrath, [135]. W.L. Mackenzie, [135]. American meeting for the Advancement of Science, at Cincinnati, [135]. Prussian medal to Professor Morse, [135]. Return of Jenny Lind, [135]. Art-Union, [135]. Leutze's Washington Crossing the Delaware, [136]. Woodville's Game of Chess, [136]. Power's La Dorado, [136]. Mr. Whitney, [136]. Golden newspaper, [136]. Philadelphia Art Union, [136]. Chilly McIntosh, [136]. Mr. Brace arrested in Hungary, 415. Talvi, 415. Mr. B.A. Gould, 415. Commencements of colleges, 415, 560. Dinner to Archbishop Hughes, 560. The Art Union, 561. Thorwaldssen's models, 561. Statue to De Witt Clinton, 561. Huntington, Gray, Page, 561. Greenough's Pioneer, 561. Release of Mr. Brace, 562. Indian chiefs, 562. First book printed in New York, 562. Education Association at Cleveland, 694. Anticipated trial of Mr. Brace, 700. Kossuth to be liberated, 700. Small lions at Soirées, 713. Literary strategy, 713. New work of Jonathan Edwards, 716. Catherine Hayes, 716. Father Mathew, 841. Monument to Cooper, 841. Methodist Book Concern, 860. W.G. Simms, 860. Works of Andrews Norton, 860. Stockhardt's Agricultural Chemistry, 860.
Foreign.—Sir Charles Lyell on rain-drop impressions, [136]. Chapman on cotton in India, [136]. Artificial gems, [137]. Pensions to J.S. Buckingham, Col. Torrens, and Mrs. Jameson, 698. Mr. Jerdan, 698. Haynau at home, 698. Notices of Tuckerman and Ungewitter, 713. Present state of copyright question, 713. Railroad literature, 714. Estimation of Andrews' Latin Lexicon, 714. The Bateman children, 715. De Soto's Conquest of Florida, 715. Gavelkind, 715. Lingard's library, 715. Latham's Ethnology, 715. Complete Works of Frederick the Great, 716. Eugene Sue, 716. Gasparis, 716. Reboul, the baker poet, 716. Shakspeare abroad, 716. Cayley's Dante, 857. Tupper's Hymn, 857. Thomas Cooper, 857. Thackeray's forthcoming novel, 857. English Records, 857. Parkman's Pontiac, 857, 860. Carlyle's Life of Stirling, 858. Comte's Philosophy, 858. Layard's Investigations, 858. Monument to Wordsworth, 858. Achilli, Mazzini, 858. Thier's Consulate, 858. De Cassagnac, 858. Cheap publications, 858. St. Just, 858. Proudhon, 858. Spinoza, 859. Dumas, 859. Eugene Sue, Jules Janin, 859. De Maistre, 859. Unacknowledged translations, 859. Brentano, Metternich, 859. Monument to Muller, 859.
Philip Hone, [137]. Hon. David Daggett, [137]. Hon. William Steele, [137]. Gen. Hugh Brady, [137]. Stephen, Olin, D.D., 695. Hon. Levi Woodbury, 695. James Fenimore Cooper, 695. Thomas H. Gallaudet, 696. Sylvester Graham, 696. Prof. Beverley Tucker, 696. Dr. Paulus, 700. Mr. Gibbon, 713. Harriet Lee, 713. Lady Louisa Stuart, 713. Daniel O'Sullivan, 715. Dr. Lorenz Oken, 715. John Godfrey Gruber, 716. M. Dupaty, 716. James Richardson, 860. William Nicol, 860. B.P. Gibbon, 860. John Kidd, 860.
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
| PAGE | ||
| 1. | Refulgent Summer comes | [1] |
| 2. | The meek-eyed dawn appears | [2] |
| 3. | From some promontory's top | [3] |
| 4. | Approach of evening | [4] |
| 5. | Reclined beneath the shade | [5] |
| 6. | Infancy, youth, and age | [6] |
| 7. | Hay-making | [6] |
| 8. | Sheep-washing | [7] |
| 9. | Slumbers the monarch swain | [8] |
| 10. | A various group the flocks and herds | [8] |
| 11. | A thousand shapes majestic stalk | [9] |
| 12. | An ample chair, moss-lined | [10] |
| 13. | Birth of the Nile | [12] |
| 14. | From steep to steep he pours his urn | [12] |
| 15. | Sad on the jutting eminence he sits | [13] |
| 16. | The mother strains her infant | [13] |
| 17. | Pouring forth pestilence | [15] |
| 18. | Stricken with plague | [15] |
| 19. | Thunder-storm | [16] |
| 20. | Young Celadon and his Amelia | [17] |
| 21. | A blackened corpse was struck the maid | [17] |
| 22. | The soft hour of walking | [19] |
| 23. | View on the Thames | [19] |
| 24. | The sailor's farewell | [20] |
| 25. | Shepherd and milkmaid | [22] |
| 26. | At eve the fairy people throng | [22] |
| 27. | Evening yields the world to night | [23] |
| 28. | Philosophy directs the helm | [24] |
| 29. | Rotation of the earth—Diagram 1 | [100] |
| 30. | Rotation of the earth—Diagram 2 | [100] |
| 31. | Tired of the world | [141] |
| 32. | Robinson and Jones pleasuring | [141] |
| 33. | Robinson and Jones on Deck | [142] |
| 34. | Robinson before and after a Voyage | [142] |
| 35. | A perfect Wretch | [142] |
| 36. | Costumes for early Summer | [143] |
| 37. | Evening dress | [144] |
| 38. | Head-dress | [144] |
| 39. | Bonnet | [144] |
| 40. | Portraits of Adams, Sherman, Livingston, Jefferson, and Franklin | 145 |
| 41. | Portrait of Earl of Bute | 146 |
| 42. | Portrait of James Otis | 147 |
| 43. | Portrait of Patrick Henry | 148 |
| 44. | Independence Hall, Philadelphia | 151 |
| 45. | Portrait of John Hancock | 152 |
| 46. | Portrait of Robert Morris | 152 |
| 47. | Portrait of Richard Henry Lee | 153 |
| 48. | Portrait of John Dickinson | 153 |
| 49. | Portrait of Edward Rutledge | 154 |
| 50. | Portrait of Samuel Adams | 154 |
| 51. | Portrait of John Witherspoon | 155 |
| 52. | The Liberty Bell | 157 |
| 53. | Fac-simile of the Signatures to the Declaration of Independence | 158 |
| 54. | Hauling the Life-car | 161 |
| 55. | The Life-car—Diagram 1 | 162 |
| 56. | The Life-car—Diagram 2 | 162 |
| 57. | The Life-car—Diagram 3 | 162 |
| 58. | The Life-car—Diagram 4 | 162 |
| 59. | Seizing the Cask | 163 |
| 60. | Firing the Shot | 164 |
| 61. | The Hydraulic Press | 165 |
| 62. | The Surf-boat | 168 |
| 63. | Climbing the Rope | 169 |
| 64. | The Tent | 170 |
| 65. | The Eclipse of 1851—Diagram 1 | 239 |
| 66. | The Eclipse of 1851—Diagram 2 | 239 |
| 67. | The Eclipse of 1851—Diagram 3 | 239 |
| 68. | The Eclipse of 1851—Diagram 4 | 240 |
| 69. | The Eclipse of 1851—Map | 240 |
| 70. | The Eclipse of 1851—enlarged Map | 241 |
| 71. | The Eclipse of 1851—Digits | 241 |
| 72. | Comparative Love | 285 |
| 73. | Taking the Census | 286 |
| 74. | A strange Machine | 286 |
| 75. | Costumes for Summer | 287 |
| 76. | Bonnets | 288 |
| 77. | Turkish Costume | 288 |
| 78. | The Birth-house of Napoleon | 290 |
| 79. | The Home of Napoleon's Childhood | 292 |
| 80. | Napoleon at Brienne | 293 |
| 81. | The Snow Fort | 295 |
| 82. | Lieutenant Bonaparte | 299 |
| 83. | The Water-excursion | 303 |
| 84. | Varieties of Bloomers | 424 |
| 85. | Experimental Philosophy | 425 |
| 86. | The interesting Story | 425 |
| 87. | Costumes for the Dog-days | 425 |
| 88. | A wet day at a Country Inn | 426 |
| 89. | Scene at the sea side | 426 |
| 90. | Affecting—rather | 427 |
| 91. | Real Enjoyment | 427 |
| 92. | A Taste for the Beautiful | 428 |
| 93. | Singular optical Delusion | 428 |
| 94. | A most alarming Swelling | 429 |
| 95. | Sunbeams from Cucumbers | 429 |
| 96. | Much Ado about Nothing | 430 |
| 97. | Little Lessons for Little Ladies | 430 |
| 98. | Costumes for August | 431 |
| 99. | Jackets | 432 |
| 100. | Boy's Dress | 432 |
| 101. | The Attack upon the Tuileries | 435 |
| 102. | The Emigrants | 436 |
| 103. | The Volunteer Gunners | 440 |
| 104. | Night Studies | 443 |
| 105. | Napoleon before the Convention | 448 |
| 106. | The Amazon discomfited | 450 |
| 107. | Portrait of Benedict Arnold | 451 |
| 108. | Portrait of Major Andrè | 453 |
| 109. | Portrait of Sir Henry Clinton | 453 |
| 110. | Portrait of Beverley Robinson | 453 |
| 111. | Robinson's House | 454 |
| 112. | Smith's House | 455 |
| 113. | Arnold's Pass to Andrè | 456 |
| 114. | Map of Andrè's Route | 457 |
| 115. | Place of Andrè's Capture | 457 |
| 116. | Breakfast Room at Robinson's House | 458 |
| 117. | View at Robinson's Dock | 458 |
| 118. | Washington's Head Quarters at Tappan | 459 |
| 119. | Andrè's Pen-and-Ink sketch of himself | 459 |
| 120. | Andrè's Monument | 460 |
| 121. | Paulding's Monument | 460 |
| 122. | Van Wart's Monument | 460 |
| 123. | Artesian Wells in Mississippi | 539 |
| 124. | The Auger for boring | 539 |
| 125. | Auger rods | 539 |
| 126. | The Pump | 540 |
| 127. | Bits for boring through Rock | 540 |
| 128. | Boring Apparatus complete | 540 |
| 129. | The Couter | 540 |
| 130. | Pump-logs | 541 |
| 131. | Section of Logs | 541 |
| 132. | Fashions for September | 575 |
| 133. | Bonnet and Head-dress | 576 |
| 134. | Chemisette | 576 |
| 135. | Napoleon and Eugene Beauharnais | 578 |
| 136. | Napoleon and his Generals | 583 |
| 137. | Napoleon on Mount Zemolo | 585 |
| 138. | Passage of the Bridge of Lodi | 590 |
| 139. | Napoleon and the Courier | 593 |
| 140. | The Burning of Banasco | 595 |
| 141. | Peruvian Cavalier | 600 |
| 142. | Limeña at Home | 602 |
| 143. | Cholitas or Indian Women of Peru | 603 |
| 144. | Coming from Mass | 604 |
| 145. | Holding the Mirror up to Nature | 717 |
| 146. | A Bite | 717 |
| 147. | Much too considerate | 717 |
| 148. | A Lesson on Patience | 718 |
| 149. | Development of Taste | 718 |
| 150. | Costumes for October | 719 |
| 151. | Carriage Costume | 720 |
| 152. | Caps and Under-sleeve | 720 |
| 153. | The Encampment before Mantua | 721 |
| 154. | The Little Corporal and the Sentinel | 725 |
| 155. | The Solitary Bivouac | 726 |
| 156. | The Dead Soldier and his Dog | 728 |
| 157. | The Marshes of Arcola | 733 |
| 158. | The Exhausted Sentinel | 739 |
| 159. | Reynard at Home | 743 |
| 160. | Reynard as a Hermit | 744 |
| 161. | Sir Tibert delivering the King's Message | 745 |
| 162. | Reynard brings forward the Hare | 746 |
| 163. | Reynard on his Pilgrimage to Rome | 747 |
| 164. | Reynard attacks the Rabbit | 748 |
| 165. | Brother Jonathan's First Lesson in Shipbuilding | 861 |
| 166. | Not a difficult thing to foretell | 861 |
| 167. | Curiosities of Medical Experience | 862 |
| 168. | Retirement | 862 |
| 169. | Costumes for November | 863 |
| 170. | Opera Dress | 864 |
| 171. | Head-Dresses and Caps | 864 |