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LUXEMBURG. 



XIII. Statistics, 452 ; General Synod, 452 ; 

 missions, 452 ; home missions, 453; German Lu- 

 therans, 453; declaration, 453 ; General Coun- 

 cil, 453; foreign missions, 453; letter from 

 Lutheran Synod, 454; reply, 454; Southern 

 General Synod, 454; statistics, 454 ; Synodical 

 Conference, 454; thesis adopted, 454; infor- 

 mal conference, 455 ; its developments, 455. 



XIV. Statistics, 504; theological semina- 

 ries, 505 ; colleges, 505 ; academies, 505 ; female 

 seminaries, 505 ; General Synod, South, 506 ; 

 report and resolutions on a general meeting of 

 representatives of Lutheran bodies, 506; Sy- 

 nodical Conference of North America, 506; 

 proceedings, 506; General Council of Evan- 

 gelical Lutherans, 507 ; proceedings, 507 ; Lu- 

 therans in France and Alsace, 508. 



XV. Statistics, 462 ; theological seminaries, 

 462; colleges, 462; periodicals, 462; meeting 

 of the General Synod, 463 ; correspondence 

 with other bodies, 463 ; a constitution for dis- 

 trict synods, 463; Sunday Convention, 463; 

 Synodical Conference, 464; General Council 

 of Evangelical Lutherans, 464; proceedings, 

 464, 465; conference of Lutherans of Ger- 

 many, 465. 



LUXEMBURG. VII. Government, 468 ; area 

 and population, 468 ; budget, 468 ; debt, 468 ; 

 army, 468; "Luxemburg Question," 468; ne- 

 gotiations between Prussia and the Nether- 

 lands, 468 ; efforts of France for the purchase 

 of Luxemburg, 468; diplomatic proceedings, 

 469 ; conference of interested powers in Lon- 

 don, 469 ; treaty signed by the conference, 469, 

 470 ; ratification of the treaty, 470. 



VIII. Government, 445 ; area, 445 ; popula- 

 tion, 445 ; debt, 445 ; army, 445. 



X. Government, 461 ; area and population, 



MACLEOD, NORMAN. 



461 ; ecclesiastical statistics, 461 ; revenue, 461 ; 

 expenditure, 461; debt, 461; railroads, 461; 

 neutrality, 461 ; Prussia not bound to respect, 

 461 ; note of Bismarck thereon, 461 ; attitude 

 of England on the Prusso-Luxemburg ques- 

 tion, 462. 



XII. Railroad treaty with Germany, 354. 

 (See Europe.) 



LYCURGUS, ALEXANDER, Archbishop of Syra, 

 XV. Biographical sketch of, 465. 



LYELL, CHARLES, a British geologist. XV. 

 Biographical sketch of, 465. 



LYELL, Lady MARY, wife of Sir Charles Lyell. 

 XIII. Obituary of, 595. 



LYMAN, DAVID. XI. Obituary of, 568. 



LYMAN, Miss HANNAH W., teacher. XI. 

 Birth, career, death, 478. 



LYMAN, JOSEPH BARDWELL, IX. B. XII. 

 Obituary, 605. 



LYMAN, Rev. 0. A., D. D. XII. Obituary, 604. 



LYNCH, Captain HENRY BLOSSE, C.B., F.R.G.S., 

 British naval officer. XIII. Obituary, 594. 



LYNCH, JOHN R. XV. Representative from 

 Mississippi, 158 ; on the civil-rights bill, 158. 



LYNCH, WILLIAM F. V. Birth, 517; explo- 

 rations, 517; works, 517; death, 517. 



LYNDHFRST, JOHN S. C. III. Birth, 598; 

 death, 598 ; career, 598. 



LYON, CALEB. XV. Decease of, 582. 



LYON, JAMES. XII. Chairman of the Louis- 

 ville Convention, 782. 



LYON, NATHANIEL. I. Birth, 434; educa- 

 tion, 434 ; service in the army, 434 ; command 

 in Missouri, 434 ; military movements, 435 f 

 killed at Wilson's Creek, 435 ; his will', 436. 



LYTTON, Sir EDWARD BILWER. XIII. Birth, 

 455; death, 455; career as a novelist, poet, 

 dramatist, statesman, and historian, 455, 456. 



M 



MACAFFEE, Rev. DANIEL, Irish Wesleyan min- 

 ister. XIII. Obituary of, 589. 



MaeBRIDE, JOHN D. VIII. Birth, 445 ; 

 death, 445 ; pursuits, 445. 



MACCAFERRI, Signer. XIV. Decease of, 

 651. 



MACDONALD, JOHN SANDF1ELD. XII. Obit- 

 uary, 643. 



MACDONOFGH, Captain CHARLES S. XI. 

 Obituary of, 591. 



MaeDOUGAL, JOSEPH A. I. Member of the 



Senate from California, 235 ; on the expulsion 

 of certain Senators, 235. 



MacFARLAND, FRANCIS P. XIV. Birth, 

 526 ; clerical career, 526 ; death, 526. 



MACK, Dr. A. W. XI. Obituary of, 566. 



MACKENZIE, RtRev. Bishop. II. Birth, 557; 

 education, 557 ; pursuits, 557 ; death, 557. 



MACRWOOD, Rev. , German Methodist 



bishop. XIII. Obituary of, 660. 



MACLEOD, Rev. NORMAN. XII. Birth, death, 

 490; career, 490; works, 491. 



