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Coal depot at Bonin islands. - 304 



the U. States desirous to procure, from Japan. 257 



building for storing, Lew Chew 282 



at Shah bay, Lew Chew. 311 



Japan 341, 350 



at Sinioda _ 481 



analysis of 482 



supply of, from Formosa 498, 499 



Cockes, Richard, first director of the English fac- 

 tory in Japan 36 



Cocoa-nut in Ceylon 117 



Coffin, Captain, visits the Bonin islands 197, 199 



Coffin islands _ 199,283 



Color printing, Japan _ 4C0 



Columbus, examines Marco Polo's writings 5 



Columbus, visit of the, to Japan 233 



Commercial treaty, the Japanese decline making a 383 



Comprador, a household official 140 



Compradors of European households in China 290 



Compton, the Sir H., of the Chinese imperial fleet, 

 attack on an American pilot- 

 boat 504 



forced to make reparation 505 



Conference at Hakodadi 434 



Confucian temples, schools at 223 



writings, text-books in Lew Chew 224 



remark of the Bishoji of Victoria on 224 



Congress water at Shanghai 145 



Constantia vineyards, visit to 100 



Consul, American, in Japan 374,383 



date of appointment of 385 



Consular fees of the United States often insufficient 



for support 116 



Consuls, American, in Japan 377 



Contee, Lieutenant, his MS. journal iv 



conference with the deputy 



governor of Uraga 234 



conversation with the gov- 

 ernor of Uraga 263 



Coolies at Mauritius 109 



of Lew Chew commended 163, 164. 174. 179 



Coopers, Hakodadi 456 



Copper abundant in Japan 60 



mode of casting 60 



Coral in Napha harbor, Lew Chew 154 



reef, China sea 132 



reefs 429 



rock. Lew Chew 311 



walls, Lew Chew 312 



Corpse, Japanese official Inspection of a 425 



Costume of the sexes similar in Lew Chew 158 



Cotton weaving, Japan.. 458 



whipping, Hong Kong 508 



Courses of a Japanese entertainment 191 



Courteous deportment of Japanese officials 247 



Crows, precautions against, Simoda 404 



Crucifixion, Japanese, punishment of 486 



Crumeno, a tree, Bonin islands 210 



Crustacea, Bonin islands 202 



P.ige. 



Cultivator, an American, at the Cape of Good Hope 101 



Cumberland coal, analysis of 482 



Cum-sing-moon, China 503 



near Hong Kong, rendezvous of 



the squadron at 288 



Cung-qna, or Khan, Lew Chew ..163,174,179 



Cunning of Mandarin of Kelung 499 



of the inhabitants - 500 



Currency, the Lew Chewans do not possess a 227 



Current at sea observed 81 



at the Cape of Good Hope 103 



between Lew Chew and Japan - 230 



southeast of Formosa - 308 



near Hakodadi - 430 



Currents 90 



near Japan 272 



Custom dues, Uraga 237,242 



Cutlery, Japanese, inferior 456 



Cyclone near Mauritius ;.. 113 



Daguerreotypists of the expedition 194 



Dai-ho-saki, or White Cape 429 



Dairi, or ecclesiastical Emperor of Japan 270 



Dans Kevitch, a Japanese 486 



Dead, respect for the, in Lew Chew - 226 



Death of a Chinese opium eater 195 



Decorations of the Treaty House, Japan 344 



Defences, military, at Uraga 239, 240 



Demons, boxes for feeding hungry, Simoda 407 



Dezima, factory at 4 



the residence of the Dutch in Japan 7 



described 32 



Diamond, Cape, Simoda harbor 416 



Diana, the Eussian frigate, at Simoda 390 



Diaz, discovery of the Cape of Good Hope 98 



Diet, Simoda 405 



Dinner to the regent of Lew Chew, on board the 



Susquehanna 217 



Dinners, Japanese, \msubstantial 380 



Disappointment island, position of. 213 



Discipline of the expedition in Japan 417 



Disembowelment, practice of, among the Japanese. 17 



Dishes served up in Lew Chew 191 



Divine service at sea 196 



Docks, Simoda 403 



Doeff, a writer on Japan 4,7 



his intrigues against the English in Japan. . 64 



his treatment of the expeditions of Raffles. 42, 44 



Dogs, Peel island, poor hunters 206 



presented by the Japanese 369 



Japanese 369 



introduced in England 369 



Dogwood, tree resembling the. Peel island 210 



"Dollar boats," Whampoa 135 



Domestic animals rurm.ing wild, Bonin islands 203,211 



Domestic life, Lew Chew 172 



Dosia, a preparation imparting flexibility to a 



corpse, also administered to the living 57 



Doty, Mr., his letters respecting the treatment of 



Americans at Simoda 390 



