458 
Boué, Essai Ae Carte Géologique, 310. 
Botany of Mexico, 485. 
agree rs on ‘the urine of herbivorous an- | 
im 
Brazil ngeoleay at 
INDEX. 
me of notice of Sullivant’s Muscol- 
Cosmogony of the Polynesians, 308, 
oste, on the Pee of a 436. 
Creation, Vestiges of, reviewe! 2 
f, 308. 
risbane, Sir T. M. , magnetic observatory of, 
ee 
British sea-weeds, a history of, 454. 
ide of silver in ancient 
Bromide and chlor 
coins, 430. 
rown, R., — beds and salt lakes of 
Cans Beaton 
Brockelsby, Prof tile on iridescent silver, 
Brodie, Rev. Peter, a history of fossil insects, 
ling. g, 117 
Pho ee 
oe hills in Skye, 
anogen, oxidation by sie ot s of, 25 
Cyat hophyllide, genera of fossil aii of 
the family, 
Cy ciegnei, er of some genera of, 225. 
Dana, J. D., pe views on the classifi- 
cation of animals, 286. 
note on microscopic structure 
Cc. 
Cabinets of minerals for sale, 309. 
of corals, 284. 
notice of some genera of Cy- 
clopacea, 225, 
on genera of fossil corals, 178. 
Cairo, petrifie - bey near, 433. 
Cannibalism of angi lynesians, 306. 
arpenter, ceed ‘structure of 
shells, 583 
Carpenter, m. M., apres fossil 
bones from annereee and from as,244, 
a milk of, 
oe of recent spells also found fossil, 
Cave, Nestea Cataract,) oe 434. 
Ce ion of, ole 
Chlorine, new mode of obtaintie, 257, 
Con ) 428, 
Cincinnati Astronomical Obse 
discoveries with 
Cireulating fluid of Planorbis, 
Classification of ered ee views, 286. 
Claus, Prof., ne pire preteeet m, 103. 
Cléz, M., reparation of oxides of ee and 
mangane 
Coal beds nt salt na of Cape Breton, 278. 
abam 
anthracite, vequabal structure of, 
examined, 
Cobalt, meh separated from oxide of man- 
oe se, 
offin, J. H., ‘on the variation of the moon, 
Coins, ancient, Horide of 268; containing 
aa r, 430. 
Cold, effects of, on a 
Comet of ~ oe 293, reid of 1844-45, 449, 
f 1846, 448. 
Conference, ma eas ig meteorological, 
at tan Eng., 1 
Congress maggie lataed sts, 308. 
Conrad, 7, A. 0 Oa eo. B08. on ag raceme 
te 220. 
talogue of ocett shells al- 
s0 found fossil, 404. 
notices of fresh water shells 
of Rockbridge Co., Va., 405. 
Corals, fossil, = era of, 178. 
composition of the 
calcareous, 188. 
on fossil corals ap- 
pended to Conrad's Eocene 220, 
Darbya, a new genus of p 
epee: rof., notice of 
of Spa 
poet al oa ‘disappearance of some trees and 
ru 
dann of charts and instruments at Wash- 
F phosphorite rock 
acer, | American, new species of, 126. 
De Vieo, comet of 1846, 448. 
Diamon sero Bert of, 26 267. 
Dinornis of New Ze aland, noticed by Owen, 
ff, J. aE Cationteni ac- 
op Platin 
DOrbigny (Aleide os el Paleontology of 
outh at 
éontoloiie Universelle des co- 
etate = iron, a remedy for 
arsenical preparatio 
Dumas on the milk of the Carnivora, 263. 
Dupasquier, porificati of arseniferous sul- 
phuric acid, 111. 
Eclipse of the Sun, Apel 25, 1846, 289 
g, in gt -omiead in oleae rocks, 123. 
Ehrenber; 
copic examination of the 
ash of coal, ] 
gg, composition of yolk ee 264, 
Electrica Lady, dea th of, 308. 
El metals, law of, 2 230. 
series pede: by vibration, 256. 
tement of paper, 
Electro- Bor 4 
— M., analy sis of a Chinese metallic 
Entomology in the United States, history 
Hels formation of the U. S., with descrip- 
tions of Shells, &c., Pye 395. 
eorgia and Alabama, 
visited by Mr. Lyell, 313. 
list of organic remains 
in, 219. 
Erdmann on ic weight of zinc, 104. 
Espy; Prof. J. P., first report on meteoro teorology; 
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