franchise, 552; right of suffrage, 552; education, 552;

homesteads, 553; constitutional amendments, 553;

objections, 553; election provisions, 553; military

order of General Canby, 553; Conservative Conven-

tion, 554; resolutions, 554; Republican Convention,

551; nominations, 554; election, 554; organization

of the State government, 554; protest of Governor

Worth, 554; Legislature convened, 555; reconstruc-

tion consummated, 555; resolutions of the Conserva-

tives, 556; militia act, 556; registration act, 556;

conventions, 557; elections, 557; railroads, 557;
finances, 557; debt, 557.

NOYES, GEORGE R.-Birth, 557; death, 557; pursuits, 557.

Obituaries, American.-Barrows, Willard, 558; Sher-

man, Sylvester G., 558; Guidicini, Giuseppe, 558;

Bingham, Daniel H., 558; Cooley, Mrs. Nancy, 558;

Reed, Lieutenant John H., 558; Hasseltine, Miss A.

C., 558; Steele, General Frederick, 558; Huskins,

Mrs., 558; Campbell, John H., 559; Dick, James T.,

559; Dill, Vincent L., 559; Davis, James, 559; Van-

derbergh, Federal, 559; Lord, Nathan L., 559; Dean,

Amos, 559; Harvey, J. H., 559; Mott, James, 559;

Huntington, Charles P., 560.

Leeser, Isaac, 560; Marigny, Bernard de M., 560;

Lyons, James G., 560; Gilliams, Jacob, 560; Herrick,

Anson, 560; DeWitt, Richard V., 560; Richardson,

John F., 561; Gambell, Willard P., 561; Okee-wah,

Mrs. M., 561; Fendall, Philip R., 561; Simpson, Au-

gustus W., 561; Swain, William M., 561; Sewall,

Samuel, 561; Gannon, Mary, 561; Hall, George W.,

562; Taylor, Benjamin O., 562; Ford, Thomas H.,

562; Asboth, Major-General A. S., 562.

Holt, J. J., 563; Baxter, Portus, 563; Burroughs,

Charles, 563; Cooper, Mrs. Julia D., 563; Lincoln,

Isaac, 563; Andrews, Timothy P., 563; Carter, Josiah

M., 563; Freeman, Peyton R., 563; Goodrich, Chaun-

cey, 563; Quin, James M., 564; Gray, John, 564;

Hartstene, Henry J., 564; Parker, Edward G., 564.

Ashburn, George W., 564; Parker, James, 564;

Smythe, William E., 565; Howell, Robert B. C., 565;

Magee, John, 565; Stacy, Nathaniel, 565; Batchelder,
John P., 565; Lundy, Francis J., 565; Prentiss, Com-
modore George A., 565; Bartlett, George, 565; Dor-
sheimer, Philip, 565; Cook, James M., 565; Hall,
George, 566; Homans, John, 566; Field, Jonathan
E., 566; Bronson, Charles P., 566; Buel, Alexander
W., 566; Mason, Henry M., 566; Ward, Horatio, 566.

Pitts, Samuel, 566; Stohlman, Charles F. E., 566;

Ripley, Miss Marianne, 566; Ridgely, Commodore

Daniel B., 567; Pope, Burrell T., 567; Harrington,

George N., 567; Walcott, Charles M., 567; Deacon,

Benajah, 567; Wick, William W., 567; Dyckman,

Garrett W., 567; Lyon, John C., 567; Fagan, Peter
C., 567; L'Heritien, André, 567; McMurray, William,
567.

Silliman, Gold S., 568; Bullitt, Alexander C., 568;

Cushing, General Stephen B., 568; Marsh, Marvin

M., 568; Case, Joel T., 568; Thomas, Benjamin C.,

568; Garner, Peter M., 568; Bradley, Warren J., 568;

Allen, William S., 569; Walbridge, David S., 569;

Collins, Mrs. Sarah, 569; Doty, Joseph M., 569; Tal-

cott, Enoch B., 569; Brinsmade, Thomas C., 569;

Kimball, Heber C., 569; Poe, Adam, 569; Hole-in-the-

day, 570; Moise, E. Warren, 570.

Baker, Lafayette C., 570; Boyd, John H., 570; Van

Buren, Lawrence, 570; Hull, A. Cooke, 570; Bennett,

Milo L., 570; Cagger, Peter, 570; Coles, Edward, 570;

Freeman, Edmund B., 570; Disosway, Gabriel P., 571;

Miller, Commodore James F., 571; Howard, Joshua,

571; Howard, Hosea, 571; Mather, Hiram F., 571;

Gansevoort, Commodore Guest, 571; Morton, William

T. G., 572; Evans, Hugh D., 572; Hooper, John W.,

572; French, Eli, 572; Weeks, Joseph, 572; Frost,

Edward, 572; Wright, Mrs., 572; Noyes, Joseph C.,

572.

Draper, Henry, 572; Brewster, Charles W., 573;

Wilson, John, 573; Wan-ne-pe-wink-a, 573; Gelston,
Roland, 573; King, Yelverton P., 573; Menken, Adah

I., 573; Wade, Melancthon, 573; Gloine, Count de la,

573; Carhart, Jeremiah, 573; Comstock, Joseph, 574;

Vanderbilt, Mrs. Sophia, 574; Bonney, Benjamin W.,

574; Irving, Ebenezer, 574; Finney, Darwin A., 574;

Mann, James, 574; Yeomans, Edward D., 574; Smith,

William R., 574; Bishop, Hiram N., 575; Kraft, Henry,

575; Andros, R. S. S., 575; Posey, Mrs. Rachel, 575;

Smith, General B. F., 575.

Simeon, Benjamin, 575; Whittlesey, Thomas T.,

575; Hall, George, 575; Smith, General Joseph R.,

575; Dunnell, Henry G., 576; Forsythe, W. H., 576;

French, George, 576; Jones, Leonard, 576; Fendall,

Clarence, 576; Olds, M. S., 576; Quiner, Mrs. Joanna,

576; Abbe, Joshua G., 576; Leland, Henry P., 576;

Morse, Richard C., 576; Beecher, Frederick, 577;

Parker, William, 577; Beall, S. W., 577; Stuart, David

T., 577; King, Robert P., 577; Fessenden, T. A. D.,

577; Hindman, General T. C., 578; Andrews, Lorin,

578; Gurley, Phineas D., 578; Chun-Lock, 578; Gage,

George, 578.

Gerard, William, 578; Jamieson, George W., 578;

Halsted, Schureman, 579; Wade, Mrs. Deborah B. L.,

579; Lindsley, Nathan L., 579; Hinman, Royal R.,

579; Souder, Casper, Jr., 579; Hinds, James M. C., 579;

Fairchild, General Cassius, 579; Tracy, Andrew, 579;

McVickar, John, 580; Gunther, Christian G., 580;

Pritchard, David, 580; Blanchard, Joshua, 580; Hor-

ton, Gustavus, 580.

Abbott, Amos, 580; Wortendyke, Jacob R., 580;

Fales, Mrs. Almira L., 580; Reed, General Henry E.,

581; Wolf, Frederick, 581; Stowe, Phineas, 581;

Dove, Benjamin M., 581; Mount, William L., 581;

Pendleton, John S., 581; Bryant, Joel, 581; Boynton,
Nehemiah, 581; Hall, David P., 582; Thompson,
General Waddy, 582; Pollard, Henry R., 582; Arnold,
Mayer, 582; Elliott, Joel M., 582; Nichols, John A.,
582; Petticolas, Arthur E., 582; Evans, General
George N., 583; Hartz, E. L., 583; Royce, Stephen,
583.

Henderson, Mrs. Jane, 583; McCrae, James M.,

583; Maynadier, General Henry E., 583; Rivers,

Henry W., 583; Olmsted, Hawley, 583; Parvin, Rob-

ert I., 583; Rising, Franklin S., 583; Smith, Joseph,

584; Gould, George, 584; Campbell, Thompson, 584;

Flint, Henry M., 584; Shepard, George C., 584; Hum-
phrey, Mrs. Sophia, 584; Enos, Dewitt C., 584; Pat-
terson, A. O., 584; Cummings, Isaac, 584; Robertson,
Anthony L., 585; Mitchell, S. Augustus, 585; O'Reilly,

William, 585; Price, Joseph M., 585; Jones, Joseph

H., 585; Gibbs, General Alfred, 585; Bishop, William

S., 585; Clark, Mosly, 585; Greaner, William, 585;

Washburne, Ichabod, 585; Byington, Cyrus, 586.

Obituaries, Foreign.-Doyle, John, 586; Regnault, Elias,

586; Tatem, Henry, 586; Morfey, Mrs., 586; Brother-

ton, General Thomas W., 586; Vining, Mrs. Mary,

586; Grey, John, 586; Davy, John, 587; White, Gen-

eral Michael, 587; Stifter, Adelbert, 587; Herapath,

William, 587; Jones, Admiral Theobald, 587; Ha-yah-

POUILAT, CLAUDE S. M.-Birth, 633; death, 633; pur-
suits, 633.
Presbyterians.-Statistics of the Old School, 634; General
Assembly, 634; basis of reunion, 634; amendments,
635; New School statistics, 635; Presbyterian Church
South statistics, 636; United Presbyterian Church
statistics, 636; basis of union, 636; Associate Pres-
byterians and Associate Reformed, 636; Reformed
Presbyterians, 637; Cumberland Presbyterians, 637;
Established Church of Scotland, 637; Free Church of
Scotland, 687; United Synod of Great Britain, 637;
Scottish Reformed, 638; English Presbyterians, 638;
Irish Presbyterians, 638.
Prussia.-Government, 638; ministry, 638; area, 638;
population, 638; religions, 639; budget, 639; indus-
try of the country, 639; technical schools, 639;
mines, 639; commerce, 639; education, 640; Kiel
harbor, 640; the Diet, 640; King's speech, 640; ac-
tion, 640.

PRUYN, JOHN V. L.-On a quorum of the Supreme Court,

187.

Public Documents.-Message of the President at the sec-
ond session of the Fortieth Congress, 641-648; corre-
spondence with General Grant relative to the office
of Secretary of War, 648-651; letter to members of
the Cabinet, and their replies as to the conversation
between the President and General Grant, 653; letter
of General Grant on the same, 656; message of the
President on the removal of Secretary Stanton, 657;
message of President Johnson suggesting changes
in the Constitution, 659.

gan bishoprics, 672; statistics of monastic orders,
672; statistics in British dominions, 672; bull con-
voking an Ecumenical Council, 672; letter addressed
to Protestant and non-Catholic bodies, 674; allocu-
tion of the Pope relative to the abolition of the Aus-
trian Concordat, 675.

RossINI, GIOACCHINO A.-Birth, 676; death, 676; career,
676.

RosT, PIERRE A.-Birth, 677; death, 677; pursuits, 677.
ROTHSCHILD, JAMES.-Birth, 677; death, 677; career, 677.
Russia.-Government, 678; area, 678; population, 678;

religions, 678; budget, 678; nationalities, 678; army,
678; navy, 678; tonnage, 679; returns of trade, 679;
union of Poland with the empire, 679; explosive pro-
jectiles a treaty project, 680; how received, 680; re-
organization of Turkestan, 680; feeling in Tartary
against Russia, 680; war with the Ameer of Bokhara,
681; conflicts, 681; peace, 681.

Russia, The Criminal Code of.-Ukase of 1864, 681; re-
port of the commission, 682; number of paragraphs
in the code, 682; penalty of first class, 682; do. sec-
ond class, 682; do. of third and fourth, 682; classes
of correctional, 682; crimes enumerated, 683; offences
against religion, 683; state crimes, 684; sedition and
riots, 681; expatriation, 685; criminal procedure,
685.

Russia, The Press of, in 1868.-Papers and circulation,
685; dailies and weeklies in German, 686; persecu-
tions thereof, 686; Baltic provinces, 686; old Rus-
sian provinces, 686; clandestine papers, 686; rela-
tions to the Government, 686; literary papers and
periodicals, 687.

Railroads.-Length in the United States, 662; cost of
construction, etc., 663; population per mile, 663;
cost per mile, 663; do. in other countries, 663.
RAPHALL, MORRIS J.-Birth, 664; death, 664; career,
664.

Reconstruction.-The committee on, 149.
Reed Organs.-Growth of manufacture and sale, 664;
how affected by temperature, 664; origin of the free
reed, 665; first makers, 665; harmonica, 665; cabinet
organ, 665; exhaustion bellows, 666; seraphine, 666;
three sets of reeds, 666; three-banked reed organs,
667; little value of a patent, 667.

Reformed Churches.-Statistics of the Dutch Reformed,

667; missions, etc., 667; statistics of the German Re-
formed, 668; Reformed Churches of Europe, 668.
Resolution-Relative to printing extra copies of the Pres-
ident's message, 125; relative to the District of Co-
lumbia Bill, 128; to impeach Andrew Johnson, 129–
137; to appoint a committee on impeachment, 145;
on the responsibility of Senators for their votes on
impeachment, 146.

Reuss.-Government, 668; area, 668; population, 668;
debt, 668; army, 668.

Rhode Island.-Democratic Convention, 663; nomina-
tions, 668; Republican Convention, 668; election,
668; Legislature, 668; presidential election, 668; in-
auguration of Governor, 669; election of Senator,
669; property qualification of voters, 669; insane
asylum, 669; State prison, 669; report of commis-
sioners on restocking rivers with fish, 669.
RIVES, WILLIAM C.-Birth, 669; death, 669; career, 670.
Roman Catholic Church.-Organization, 670; sees, 670;

dioceses vacant, 670; classification and names of re-
ligious orders, 671; statistics of churches, priests,
communities, etc., in the United States, 671; suffra-

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San Domingo.-Area, 687; population, 687; commerce,
687; insurrection, 687.
Saxe.-Government, 687; area and population, 687; re-
ligions, 687; revenue and expenditures, 688; debt,
688.

Saxony.-Government, 688; area and population, 688;
religions, 688; important acts of the Saxon Diet,
688.

Scandinavian Press, The.-Swedish press, 688; circula-
tion, 688; dailies, 688; weeklies, etc., 688; dailies
and weeklies in Stockholm, 689; press laws of Swe-
den, 689; literary papers of Sweden, 689; Norwegian
press, 690.
SCHENCK, ROBERT C.-Representative from Ohio, 124;
on the repeal of the cotton tax, 198.
SCHOFIELD, Major-General JOHN M.-As Secretary of
War, 724-743; reply to the application for aid from
Tennessee, 724; on the obstacle of the test-oath in
Virginia, 759; his orders, etc., 760; letter to General
Grant, 761.

SCHÖNBEIN, CHRISTIAN.-Birth, 690; death, 690; pur-
suits, 690.

Schwarzburg.-Principalities, 690; area, 690; popula-
tion, 690; revenues, 690.

SERVIA, Prince of.-Birth, 690; death, 690; career, 690.
SEWARD, WILLIAM H.-Secretary of State, 197; procla-
mation of the adoption of the Fourteenth Amend-
ment, 197.

SEYMOUR, THOMAS H.-Birth, 690; death, 690; career,
690.

SHERIDAN, Major-General.-Suggestions relative to the
Indians, 382.

SHERMAN, Lieutenant-General W. T.-Order relative to
the Indian tribes, 380.

SHERMAN, JOHN.-Senator from Ohio, 124; on the exclu-

sion of Alabama, 178; on the action of Ohio, 196; on
the cotton tax, 199.
Siphon of the Bridge of Alma.-Division of sewers of
Paris, 691; entrance of main sewer, 691; object of
the work, 691; how constructed, 691; operation,
692.

SLEMMER, General ADAM J.-Birth, 692; death, 692; ca-
reer, 692.

SMITH, SEBA.-Birth, 692; death, 692; writings, 692.
SOMMERS, CHARLES G.-Birth, 692; death, 692; pursuits,
692.

South Carolina.-Meeting of the State Convention, 693;
organization, 693; address of Governor Orr, 693;
subjects considered, 693; stay law, 693; resolutions
relating to the Executive, 693; do. miscellaneous,
694; bill of rights, 694; oath of office, 694; State off-
cers, 694; judiciary, 694; administration of justice,
695; qualifications of voters, 695; public and private
schools, 695; registration, 695; regulations to pre-
serve order, 695; Republican Convention and nomi-
nations, 696; Democratic Convention and resolu-
tions, 696; orders of the commanding general, 696;
elections, 697; ground of Democratic opposition to
the Constitution, 697; Legislature convened, 697; its
proceedings, 698; State officers, 698; laws passed,
698; Democratic Convention and resolutions, 698;
another convention, 699; resolutions, 699; address
to the colored citizens, 699; elections, 700; State
debt, 700; State property, 700.
Spain.-Government, 700; ministry, 700; revenue and ex-

penditures, 701; area, 701; provinces, 701; population,
701; colonies, 701; Cortes, 702; divisions, 702; pro-
ceedings, 702; grave situation, 702; sections, or fac-
tions, 702; revolution expected, 702; pronunciamien-
tos, 702; fighting, 702; triumph of Serrano, 703; de-
parture of the Queen, 703; her protest, 703; Central
Junta elected, 704; ministry, 701; circular to the peo-
ple, 704; new electoral law, 701; decree of the Minister
of Public Instruction, 705; financial statement, 705;
liberty of the press, 705; Protestants, 705; the lead-
ers, 706; their programme, 706; elections held, 706;
candidates for the throne, 706; letter of the Duke de
Montpensier, 707; address of Don Henry, 707; pro-
visional government, 708; insurrection in Cadiz, 708;
fight at Malaga, 708; insurrection in Cuba, 709; dec-
laration of independence, 709; numerous engage-
ments, 709; manifestoes, 709; proclamation of eman-
cipation, 709.

SPALDING, BENEDICT J.-Birth, 710; death, 710; career,
710.

SPALDING, RUFUS P.-Representative from Ohio, 124;

on the impeachment of the President, 138; on the
Supreme Court quorum, 187; on suffrage to blacks,
185; offers an amendment to the bill to admit Ala-
bama, 168.

STANTON, EDWIN M.-Letter of removal, 137; letter to
the Speaker of the House, 742; affidavit before the
court, 743; letter to the President on retiring from
the War Department, 743.
STEVENS, THADDEUS.-Representative from Pennsylva-
nia, 124; reports on the impeachment resolution, 137;
on the impeachment of the President, 143; moves
a new reconstruction bill, 149; moves to appoint
committee on reconstruction, 149; on reconstruction,
167; reports a bill for the admission of Arkansas,
169; on the admission of sundry States, 176; on the
republican State guarantee, 183; birth, 711; death,
711; career, 711.

STEWART, WILLIAM L.-Senator from Nevada, 124; on
reconstruction, 148.

STOCKTON, THOMAS H.-Birth, 711; death, 711; par-
suits, 712.

Suez Canal.-Route, 712; importance, 712; ancient cs-
nal, 712; vestiges of, 712; engineers' report, 712;
Lesseps, his relations to the Government, 713; stip-
ulations with, 713; laborers, 713; interference of the
Government, 714; progress of the canal, 714; de-
tails, 714; surface sketch, 715; perpendicular sec-
tion, 715.

Sugar Insect.-Where found, 716; its characteristics,
716; how detected, 717.

SUMNER, CHARLES.-Senator from Massachusetts, 194;

on printing extra copies of the President's message,
125; on securing equal rights in the District of Co-
lumbia, 126; offers resolutions on the responsibility
of Senators for their votes on impeachment, 146; on
the action of Ohio, 196.

SWAIN, DAVID L.-Birth, 717; death, 717; pursuits,
717.

Sweden and Norway.-Government, 717; area, 717; pop-
ulation, 717; debt, 717; army, 717; navy, 717; com-
merce, 717.
Switzerland.-Area, 717; population, 717; government,
718; army, 718; floods, 718; elections, 718.

T

Telegraphs on the European Continent.-Treaties relative
to, 718; points agreed on, 718; charges, 718; how
operated, 719; rules for calculating the number of
words, 719; special regulations, 719; cost of dis-
patches, 720; number of dispatches, 720.
Tennessee.-Disturbed condition, 721; Republican Con-
vention, 721; Conservative Convention, 721; resols-
tions, 721; Ku-klux Klan, 721; letter of the Governor
to General Thomas, and reply, 721, 722; legislative
session, 722; resolutions of the Republican Conven-
tion, 722; memorial of Confederate officers, 723; the
question of organizing the militia, 724; sections of
the act, 724; act relative to the Ku-klux, 794; com-
mittee sent to Washington, 724; reply of Secretary
Schofield, 724; allegations against the Governor, 78;
finances of the State, 725; proclamation of the Gor-
ernor, 725; penitentiary, 725.

Territories of the United States.-Wyoming organized,
725; Arizona, 725; surface of the country, 725; towns
and inhabitants, 726; elections, 726; Colorado, 16;
increased knowledge of the country, 726; its surface,
726; mining interests, 726; elections, 726; Dakot
726; growth, 726; Idaho, 726; immigration, 126;
mines, 726; counties, 726; Montana, 726; population,
727; agriculture, 727; transportation, 727; New
Mexico, 727; mines, 727; officers, 727; Utah, M:
nature of the soil, 727; population, 727; Washing-
ton, 727; Wyoming, 727; boundaries, 727; inhabit-
ants, 727; Indian territory, 727.
Test-Oaths. Decision of the New York Court of Appeals,
550.

Texas.-Military commanders, 727; Uvalde County, ;

General Hancock's views, 728; reply of Governor
Pease, 728; registration, 728; memoranda of disquali-
fications, 728; questions to be asked, 728; views of
General Hancock, 729; number registered, 129; con-
servative convention, 729; resolutions, 729; meeting
of the State Convention, 729; organization, 19; Gov-
ernor's message, 729; report on lawlessness in the
State, 730; commission to Washington, 730; Demo-
cratic Convention, 730; committee on the charges of
lawlessness, 730; report, 730; order of General Rey-