INDEX TO VOLUME XXIX. Acclimation, 271. A. Africa, interior of, D. Livingstone, 237. Alexander, J. H., Dict. of English Surnames, announcement of, 304. Allen, C. J., on aurora of 1859, 259. Allen, G. F., on aurora of 1859, 264. American Druggist's Circular and Chem. Gaz., noticed, 282. Amoor region, explorations in, 402. Archeology, general views on, A. Morlot, 25. Catalogue of meteorites at Vienna, W. Clark's new micrometer, 296. Comets, theoretical determination of di- Der Meteoreisenfall von Hraschina, Discovery of 57th planetoid (Mnemo- Intra-mercurial planet, 296, 415. 298. of Nov. 15th, 1859, E. Loomis, 137, Meteoric explosion in Tenn., Sept. 1, Solar eclipse, July 18, 1860, Faye, 136. De la Rive's theory of, 269. effect of, on tel. wires, 391, 394, 396. electrical effects of, G. B. Prescott, 93. observations of ozone during, 392. observations of, at sea, 264. Boston, Mass., G. B. Prescott, 92. Christiana, Norway, C. Hansteen, 387. Crawfordsville, Indiana, J. L. Camp- Galveston, Texas, C. G. Forshey, 263. AURORA Halifax, N. Home, 251. Havanna, Cuba, M. A. Poey, 264. in S. hemisphere, 398. in Western Asia, T. Jewett, C. H. Inagua, Bahama Islands, 264. at Kapunda, S. Australia, J. B. Aus- tin, 399. 254. Key West, 264. Kingston, Jamaica, 265. La Union, San Salvador, 265. Lunenburg, Mass., W. B. Rogers, 255. Montreal, A. Hall, 249. C. Smallwood, 250. New Orleans, La., 263. New York, J. C. Crosson, 96. Paris, France, C. Gravier, 390. H. E. Thayer, 96. Pittsburgh, Pa., E. W. Culgan, 97. Sacramento, Cal., T. M. Logan, 260. Savannah, Ga., 262. Springfield, Mass, J. E. Selden, 95. St. Paschal. C. Smallwood, 251. Washington, D. C., F. W. Royce, 97. Austin, J. B., on aurora of 1859, 399. B. Bache, A. D., on declinometer observations, Gulf Stream explorations, 199. Bernard, C., experiments upon curare, 269. Bronn, H. G., see Zoology. CHEMISTRY-- 52. researches on, W. Gibbs, 427. potash, detected by the blowpipe, 115. exper. upon, by Frémy, 53. soda, detection of, by the blowpipe, 115. new micrometer, 296. Clark, S. M., new compressor, &c., 448. Cooper, J. G, on forest trees of N. Amer.,128. Cresson, D. C., on aurora of Aug. 1859, 96. D. Brush, G. J., 8th Sup. to Dana's Min., 363.Darwin, Origin of Species by Natural Se- Central Asia, Khanikoff's expedition in, 91 Chemical Notices, 113, 272, 423. alcohols, new series of, Wurtz, 427. cellulose, digested by sheep, 432. lection, 153. review of, A. Gray, 153. Darwin, C., Origin of Species, &c., review of, 146. Davis, J. B., on measurements of the hu- Davison's pressure gauge, 203. Duwes, W. R., descrip. of an equatorial, 421. Declinometer observations at Girard Col- E. Electric light in medicine, 419. Elie de Beaumont, on fold in strata of Petit- solution of cellulose in ammonio-Engelmann, G., on arrangement of species Chemical News, The, W. Crookes, 232. graphite, atomic weight of, Brodie, 274. isethionic and lactic acids, Kolbe, 274. constitution of, Kolbe, 425. of cuscuta, 128. Equatorial, description of, W. R. Dawes, 421. F. Favre, on triassic system in Savoy, &c., 119. Foot-marks, fossil, R. Field, 361. Forshey, C. G, on aurorn of 1859, 263. at Gay Head, Mass., W. Stimpson, 145. description of nine new sub carbonife Explorations in N. Mexico, Texas, and Gangstudien, &c., notice of, 453. Flint in chalk, origin of, G. C. Wallich, Folding of strata of Petit-Cœur, Mortil- Fossil flora of Australia, J.D.Hooker, 320. Geological structure of the Jornada del 452. for teachers, &c., notice of, 288. Igneous rocks of Canada, T.S.Hunt, 282. of the Alps, 118. Permian fossils of Texas and New Mex- Savoy, anthracitic and jurassic forma- triassic system in, Favre, 119. Survey of Ky., 287. S. C., 287, 459. California, 442. of Texas, report of, B. F. Shumard, 287. 400. Gosse, P. H., on Nat. Hist. of Alabama, 132. Gras, on anthracitic system of the Alps, 122. review of Darwin's "Origin of Species," Griscom, J. H., Memoir of John Griscom, Guigardot's lamp for giving light under wa- Gulf Stream explorations, A. D. Bache, 199. H. Haidinger, W., catalogue of meteorites, 139. on aurora of 1859, 395. new genus of shells in Nebraska, 33. Herrick, Edw. C., on intra-mercurial planet, astronomical notices, 136, 296, 446. Hofmann, A. W., vegetable parchment, 278. Hooker, J. D., flora of Australia, 316. on origination and distribution of spe- Horsfield, T., death of, 441. on igneous rocks of Canada, 282. SECOND SERIES, VOL. XXIX, No. 87.-MAY, 1860. Lartigue, H., on aurora of 1859, 390, Lentz, R, explorations in Persia and Afghan- Lescarbault, discovers a new planet, 415. Lieber, O. M., geological survey of South Liljeborg, W., les genres Loriope, &c., 293. Logan, T. M., on aurora of 1859, 260. Meteorology, observations at Sacramen- Loomis, E., on meteor of Nov. 15, 1859, 137, on aurora of Aug. 28, 1859, 92, 249, 386. Lyon, S. S., on new species of crinoidea, 68. McChesney, J. H., new paleozoic fossils, 285. Measurements of the human races, J. B. Mechanics and Experimental Data, Funda Meek, F. B., new genus of shells in Nebras- Metcalf, S. J., caloric, &c., notice of, 304. Meteorological Journal of Marietta, Ohio, S. MINERALS-- Albite, 364. Allanite, 364. Anorthite, 365. Antigorite, 365. Apatite, 365. Arseniuret of copper and nickel, T. S. Hunt, 377. Aragonite, 365. Atacamite, 365. Axinite, 365. MINERALS- Chlorite, 367. Copper nickel, 368, 377. Elæolite, Salem, Mass., J. P. Kimball, 65. Embolite, F. Field, 369. Fergusonite, R. Weber, 370. Gersdorffite, Genth, 372. Homichline, 373. Hornblende, 373. Kerargyrite, 374. Iron, F. A. Genth, 373. Labradorite, 374. Magnoferrite, Rammelsberg, 375. Marionite, Elderhorst, see Zinc-Bloom. Molybdate of iron, Genth, 376. Nagyagite, Folberth, 376. Natrolite, Hlasiuetz, 376. Nickel-Gymnite, T. S. Hunt, 277. Oligoclase, vom Rath, 377. Orthoclase, J. D. Whitney, 377. Orthite, analysis of, 364. Oserskite, see Aragonite. Pectolite, J. D. Whitney, 205, 377. Pennine, V. Merz, 378. Pholerite, F. A. Genth, 378. Phosphochalcite, 378. Pitchblende, 378. Pittinite, see Pitchblende. Platinum, Deville and Debray, 379. Pyrites, G. Rose, 379. Pyromorphite, Struve, 379. Pyroxene, Reuss, 379. Pyrrhotine, 379. Quartz, Blum and Carius, 379. Realgar, 379. MINERALS- Sodalite, from Salem, Mass., J. P. Kimball, Spreustein, Scheerer, see Natrolite. Water of Dead Sea, 382. Zinc-Bloom, Elderhorst, G. J. Brush, 383. Mineralogical bibliography, 363, 364. 25. Mortillet, on fold in strata of Petit-Cœur, 121. Muscular contraction, induced by vibration, N. Nebraska, explorations in, F. V. Hayden, 236. ancient vegetation of N. Am., 208. Nomenclature, botanical and zoological, W. Norris, J. H, on aurora of August, 1859, 95. 400. Periosteum, transplantation of, Ollier, 413. Photo-chemical researches, N. de St. Victor, Poey, M. A., on aurora of 1859, 264. Porous bodies, movement of fluids in, Jamin, Prescott, G. B., on aurora of Aug., 1859, 92. Safford, J. M., on Calceola in Tenn., 248. Schlagintweit, A., death of, in Turkistan, 236. Schmarda, L. K, Neue Wirbellose Thiere, Selden, J. E., on aurora of Aug., 1859, 95. observations on geology of Ste. Gene- report of Geol. and Agr. survey of Tex- Shumard, G. G., on geology of Jornada del Sillacius, N., reprint of a tract by, noticed, 400. Object-glass, large, A. Clark, 449. Ornithichnites, R. Field, 361. Owen, D. D., geological survey of Ky., 287. Smith, J., on cause of color and theory of P. Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, 451. Parchment, vegetable, 278. of, 304. Speke, explorations in eastern Africa, 242. Parrish, E., Int. to Prac. Pharmacy, notice Stimpson, W., botanical and zoological no- menclature, 289. Pasteur on fermentation, 411. fossils at Gay Head, Mass., 145. |