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INDEX.

Page

Academy, Albany,-Henry a pupil and teacher at

Academy of Sciences, National,-Henry the second president of.

Acoustic refraction by wind suggested by Prof. G. G. Stokes in 1857,

lished by Henry in 1872...

Acoustics,-investigations by Henry in

Act of Congress authorizing a statue to Henry

Actor,- Henry's youthful inclination to the career of..

Address by Hon. Samuel S. Cox, of the House of Representatives.

--57, 130, 443

330, 436, 441

and estab-

_346, 853, 465, 501

Address by Hon. James A. Garfield, of the House of Representatives, a Regent..
Address by Prof. Asa Gray, a Regent...

-343, 464, 499

514

55, 180, 443

99

91

53

43

77

117

Address by Hon. Robert E. Withers, U. S. Senator, a Regent.

49

Administration of the Smithsonian Institution.

274, 409, 435

Esthetic tastes and culture of Henry.

.103, 190, 198, 333, 471

Address by Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, U. S. Senator, (read by the Vice-President)_
Address by Prof. William B. Rogers.--.

Address by Gen. William T. Sherman, a Regent-----

Albany Academy,-Henry a pupil at

Albany Academy,-Henry a teacher at..

Albany electro-magnet of 750 pounds made by Henry in 1830

Albany Institute,-Henry active in organizing..

Albany Institute,-Henry's papers before....

57, 130, 208, 443
57, 130, 211, 443

220
130, 207
208, 214, 444

Albany Institute,-memorial proceedings of, on the death of Joseph Henry.
Albany Lyceum,-Henry one of the originators of..

Albany, New York, the birth-place of Henry....

128

130, 375

-7, 54, 177, 427, 442

Alexander, Prof. J. H.-experiments by, on illuminating oils for the U.S. Light-
House Board.

--309, 422

Alexander, Prof. Stephen,-observations by, with Henry, on comparative heat
of the solar spots..

-269, 448, 502

Alexander, Prof. Stephen,-observations by, with Henry, on determination of
longitude by meteors

271

Alexander, Prof. Stephen,-observations by, with Henry, on terrestrial mag-
netism..

258

Allen, Robin, Secretary of Trinity House,-letter from, on the death of Henry. 137
Ampère, discovery by,-of the magnetic action of galvanic currents. --80, 215, 478
Ampère first to suggest the electro-magnetic telegraph......--

223

Announcement of the death of Joseph Henry by the Chancellor of the Smith-
sonian Institution_____.

7

Announcement of Memorial Services at the U. S. Capitol, by the executive com-
mittee of the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution..
Announcement of the speakers at the Memorial Services, made by the Vice-
President

37

2

Anthony, Hon. Henry B.,-resolution reported by, to the Senate to print Memo-
rial Volume, also portrait of Henry, for the same..
Appointment of speakers for the public commemoration, by the executive com-
mittee of the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution.
Appropriation of $15,000 by Congress, for a statue of Henry..
Arago the first to magnetize a needle by the galvanic current..
Archæological work fostered by the Smithsonian Institution..
Architectural adaptation,-Henry's views of

4

29

514

-213, 479
290
534, 434, 455

Architecture,-lectures on, by Henry..

Astronomical discoveries,—the announcement of, by telegraph..
Astronomy,-lectures on, by Henry...-.

Page
239,334

300

239,333

Aurora polaris observed to be related to terrestrial magnetism..

259, 445

Bache, A. Dallas,-active interest of, in Henry's discovery of the "extra cur-
rent"

241, 394

Bache, A. Dallas,-eulogy of, by Henry..

330

Bache, A. Dallas,-observations by, with Henry, on meteors for determining
longitude...-

271

Bache, A. Dallas,-urgent solicitation of Henry by, to accept the Smithsonian
directorship

-331, 454

Baird, Prof. Spencer F., one of a committee appointed by the Regents to arrange
the funeral ceremonies of Joseph Henry.

Baird, Prof. Spencer F., one of a committee appointed by the Regents to prepare
a Memorial Volume

10, 11

32

Barlow, Peter,-experiments by, in electro-magnetic telegraphy in 1825---58, 83, 223, 485
Barnes, Surgeon-General Joseph K., a pall-bearer at the funeral of Joseph
Henry

Barometer erected by Henry, containing sulphuric acid..
Battery, galvanic, first devised by Volta, in 1800

11

329

Battery, galvanic, modified for "quantity" by Hare, in 1816.

79, 213
82, 239, 376

Battery, galvanic, modified for "quantity" and "intensity" convertibly by
Henry, in 1835

239

Beck, Dr. T. Romeyn, principal of the Albany Academy, the teacher and friend
of Henry-

Bibliography of science,-Henry's plan for digesting..

Biographical Memorial of Joseph Henry, by Prof. Asa Gray-
Biographical Memoir of Joseph Henry, by Prof. Simon Newcomb.
Birth of Joseph Henry,-the date of..

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"Bobbin" coil for the electro-magnet, first devised by Henry, in 1829_
"Bobbin" coil for the electro-magnet, introduced into France in 1832, by Pouillet. 226
Bradford, Hon. A. W.-testimony of, to Henry's early magnetic telegraph.. ___ 380
Brewster, Sir David,-appreciation of Henry by-

61, 169, 270

British Association,-favorable reception by, of Henry's proposal of a scientific
index...

296

British Association,-meeting of, at Liverpool, attended by Henry.
Bronze statue of Henry, authorized by Congress_

245

514

Building-stone, -experiments on, by Henry

326

Cameron, Prof. Henry C.-Reminiscences of Joseph Henry by.
Capillarity between liquid and solid metals observed.

166

263, 495

Catalogue of scientific papers, suggested by Henry, and published by the Royal
Society of London...

297

Chairmanship of the Light-House Board conferred on Henry in 1871
Chancellor of the Smithsonian Institution,-announcement by

69, 133, 314, 436

7

Chancellor of the Smithsonian Institution,-remarks by, on the death of Joseph
Henry

9

Character of Henry's mind.

73, 191, 361, 469

Chemical professorship in the University of Pennsylvania offered to Henry__193, 278
Chemical skill of Henry-

332, 375

Chemistry, chair of,-at Princeton, temporarily filled by Henry.
Chemistry, early experiments of Henry in

Chief-Justice M. R. Waite,-official announcement by

238

130, 208, 270

7

Chief-Justice M. R. Waite,- remarks by, on the death of Joseph Henry.
Childs, George W., a pall-bearer at the funeral of Joseph Henry
Christian character of Joseph Henry...

9

11

.16, 21, 33, 73, 114, 134, 147, 200

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Chronograph, electric, invented by Henry...

155, 272, 398, 448

Chronoscope, electric, of Wheatstone, compared with the chronograph of Henry 398
Civilization not spontaneous, according to Henry, but coerced..
Classification of motive powers, by Henry..

325

273

Clymer, Hon. Hiester,-bill presented by, in the House of Representatives, for
erecting a statue of Henry...

514

Clymer, Hon. Hiester, of the House of Representatives,-reading of telegrams
by, at the Memorial Services____.

75

1

4

265, 498

61, 131, 238, 431, 447

_63, 139, 166

243

Clymer, Hon. Hiester,-resolution presented by, in the House of Representa-
tives, to participate in the Memorial Services
Clymer, Hon. Hiester,-resolution presented by, in the House of Representa-
tives, to print portrait of Henry in the Memorial Volume..
Cohesion of liquids found by Henry to be equal to that of solids..
College of New Jersey at Princeton,-Henry professor in
College of New Jersey at Princeton,-memorial services of..
Combination of two galvanic circuits by Henry, in 1835.
Commemoration, public, in honor of Henry
Committee appointed by the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution to make
arrangements for the funeral ceremonies of Joseph Henry

Committee appointed by the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution to prepare
for their records, a biographical sketch of Joseph Henry.
Committee appointed by the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution to prepare
a Memorial Volume

Committee, executive, of the Board of Regents, directed to make arrangements
for a public commemoration

Congress, proceedings in, relative to a monument to Henry

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Congress, resolution of, directing the publication of a Memorial Volume.
Congress, resolution of, to participate in the Memorial Services to be held at
the Capitol------

3

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Contributions to scientific research by Henry at Washington...
Convertible "quantity" and "intensity" battery contrived by Henry.
Corcoran, William W., a pall-bearer at the funeral of Joseph Henry.
Correspondence of the Smithsonian Institution on scientific subjects..
Cox, Hon. Samuel S., of the House of Representatives,-Address by..
Cox, Hon. Samuel S., selected by the Regents to deliver an Address at the Memo-
rial Services

Cuthbert, Rev. Dr. James H.,-offices by, at the funeral of Joseph Henry..

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Discourse by William B. Taylor, before the Philosophical Society of Washington. 205
Discourse by Dr. James C. Welling, before the Philosophical Society of Wash-
ington...

177

Discourse memorial of Joseph Henry, by Rev. Samuel B. Dod
Distribution of Smithsonian material, for the promotion of science.

139

418

Dod, Rev. Samuel B.-Discourse memorial of Joseph Henry

139

Dod, Rev. Samuel B.-letter to, from Joseph Henry__

149

Dove, Prof. H. W.-account by, of the disparagement of Ohm's theory.
Drama,- Henry's youthful addiction to.

Duties imposed on Henry by various Bodies.

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Electrical induction discovered by Henry to exist in successive orders___85, 248, 494
Electrical researches of Henry at Albany------

212, 476

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