Miscellaneous Intelligence. 237 
1869,’” 
6. Meteoric iron.—The mass of meteoric iron which was found 
at Neuntmannsdorf, in Saxony, in December last, weighing twenty- 
chapters: I. Antiquity of Man—Evidences in Europe. I. The 
same—Kyvidences in the United States. III. The Mound Builders 
Ancient Mining by the Mound Builders. VIII. Crania of the 
Mound Builders. IX. Manners and Customs as the basis of Ethnic 
relations, X. Who were the Mound Builders? XI. The Unity of 
the Human Race. XII. Chronometric measurements as applied 
mere compilation, but bears the marks of the hand of an original 
observer, The me i 
new Chicago. Had the author lived to revise his work for a 
Second edition, he would undoubtedly have eliminated some errors 
of the press and some slips of the pen, which the careful reader 
Will note in perusing the volume. 
9. Mittheilungen der deutschen Gesellschaft fur Natur und Vél- 
keskunde stasiens.—Herausgegeben von dem Vorstande, Ist 
Heft. 6 pp. Small fol. May, 1873. Yokohama, Japan.—This 
publication is the first number of the Transactions of a scientific 
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