EYE 
Expedition, exploring, U. States, 
discoveries of, in the Antarctic 
regions, x], 394; xlix, 150. 
, return of, xliil, 
¢) y) 
208. 
; , course and ab- 
stract of results, xliv, 393. 
y : , account of, xlix, 
149. 
; , Antarctic, of the Chan- 
ticleer, notice of, xvi, 188. 
‘ , British Antaretic,under 
Ross, proposed, xxxvii, 397; xlii, 
153; sailed, xxxviil, 204. 
; , French, to the Antare- 
tic regions, xxxix, 201. 
Explorations, polar, account of, xvi, 
124. 
; , French, of Capt. Frey- 
cenet, iv, 391. 
2 , of Capt. D’Ur- 
ville, xxxiil, 206. 
‘ : , ibid, to Antarc- 
tic regions, xxxix, 201. 
, of the Bonite, 
9 b] 
xxxlv, 219. 
Exploring expedition, see Hxpedi- 
lion. 
Explosion, singular, iv, 400. 
of hydrogen and oxygen, with 
remarks on Hemming’s safety 
tube, J. W. Webster, xxxvii, 
104, 
, from the action of nitric acid 
on phosphorus, xvi, 366. 
, submarine, 11, 95. 
Explosive engine, by S. Morey, xi, 
104. 
Eye, mode of accommodation of, 
to different distances, W. C. Wal- 
lace, xxvii, 216.f 
, mode of exhibiting the blood) 
vessels of, xxi, 166. 
, muscle attached to the lens 
of, W. C. Wallace, xxxv, 291; 
—remarks on, D. Brewster, 
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——, cause of musce volitantes in, 
D. Brewster, xl, 333. 
84 
, remarks on the retina, W. C. 
Wallace, xxviii, 278. 
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Eye, sensibility of the retina, ex- 
planation of facts in natural 
magic, Xxxlil, 258. 
, on cataract or disease of, D. 
Brewster, xxxi, 368. 
of fishes, discovery of a mus- 
cle in, W. C. Wallace, xxvi, 
394. 
of the Halibut, dissection of, 
W. C. Wallace, xxvi, 393.! 
of the shark, vitreous humor 
of, J. Herschel, xxxv, 293. 
of the streaked bass, dissec- 
tion of, W. C. Wallace, xxvii, 
216.£ 
of different birds and reptiles, 
sclerotic bones of, xxxili, 289. 
infirmaries in U. States, ix, 
399. 
r. 
Fac similes of writing taken by 
means of fusible metal, v, 186. 
Fair at Leipsic, iv, 892; vii, 381. 
, in Russia, iv, 392. 
Falls of the Cuyahoga, xxxi, 45.f 
, on the Genesee river, xviil, 
209 fay 
——., Niagara and its vicinity, xi, 
213s 
—, , on the retrograde 
movement of, H. D. Rogers, 
XXvil, 326.f 
, the Tockoa and Tallulah, in 
Georgia, notice of, A. Foster, xiv, 
209. 
, on White River,Green Moun- 
tains, Vt., vi, 202. 
Faraday, M., deflagrator, improv- 
ed, xxxii, 170. 
, electric induction, in reply to 
R. Hare, xxxix, 108; xii, 291. 
, reply to, of R. 
b>) 
Hare, xi, 1. 
, gases, condensation of, vil, 
352. 
; , liquefaction and solidi- 
fication of, xlix, 378. 
, views of, on the nature of 
atoms, objected to, R. Hare, 
xlviii, 247. 
