ta-kee, 587; Dawes, William R., 587; Combe, Mrs.
George, 588; Daly, Sir Dominick, 588; Baker, B. B.,
588; Flores, General Venancio, 588; Herapath, John,
588; Crowe, Eyre E., 588; Gibson, Sir James B., 588;
Secretan, Charles F., 588; Townsend, Chauncey H.,
589; Turck, Ludwig, 589; Wensleydale, James P.,
589; Fourcault, Leon, 589; Anna Paulowna (Czarina
of Georgia), 589; Gravier, Coulvier, 589.

Bentinck, Baron, 589; Byron, George A., 590; Olarte,
General Vincente, 590; Tucker, Edward, 590; Neave,
Sir Richard D., 590; Christmas, Henry, 590; Vander
Hoeven, Jan, 590; Lee, Robert, 590; Feller, Mad.
Henrietta, 590; Jesse, Edward, 591; Hashem, Gen-
eral, 591; Monnais, Edouard, 591; Viriville, Vallet
de, 591.

Chads, Sir Henry D., 591; McGee, Thomas D., 591;
Wetherall, Sir George A., 591; Salisbury, Marquis of,
592; Bentley, Samuel, 592; Romer, Miss, 592; Pindar,
John H., 592; Simpson, General James G., 592; Cop-
ley, Miss Susannah, 592; Hereford, Lord Bishop of,
592; Le Saint, 593.

Abyssinia, Queen of, 593; Andrea, Cardinal, 593;
Guinness, Sir Benjamin L., 593; Halford, Sir Henry,
593; Plucker, Julius, 593; Muhlfield, J. U. D., 593;
Burnet, John, 594; Cormenin, Vicomte de, 594.

Ward, Nathaniel B., 594; Shrewsbury, Earl of, 594;
Smith, Henry, 594; Crisp, T. S., 594; Ponsonby,
Arthur E. V., 594; Arnot, Professor, 595; Bastianini,
Giovanni, 595; Capendu, Ernest, 955.

Naylor, W., 595; Talon, Vicomte, 595; Kirwan,
Antony L., 595; Pisaref, Dimitry, 595; Coyne, Joseph
S., 595; Thomas, George H., 596; Garner, Thomas,
596; Limayrac, Paulin, 596.

Blakeney, Sir Edward, 596; Perthes, Boucer de
Crevecœur, 596; Lushington, Stephen R., 596; Cooke,
John D., 596; Higgins, Matthew J., 596; Van Lennep,
J., 596; Hugo, Madame A. F., 597; Mohammed, Ish-
mael, 597; Smith, George, 597; Bey, Clot, 597; Cat-
termole, George, 597; Waagen, Gustav F., 597.
Majoribanks, Edward, 597; Sefton, John, 597;
dova, Filippo, 598; Reynolds, John, 598.

Cor-

Viennet, M., 598; Sutherland, Duchess of, 598;
Ciceri, Pierre, 598; Farrant, Francis, 598; Hilde-
brandt, Edouard, 599; Siam, King of, 599; Tommy,
599.

605; resolutions, 605; Republican Convention, 606;
election, 606; Legislature, 606; railroads, 606.
OSGOOD, HELEN L. G.-Birth, 606; death, 606; pursuits,
606.

P

PAGE, CHARLES G.-Birth, 607; death, 607; pursuits, 60%.
PAIGE, ALONZO C.-Birth, 608; death, 608; pursuits, 608.
Papal States.-Government, 608; area, 608; population,

608; budget, 608; debt, 608; commerce, 608; army,
608; attempt to recruit in the United States, 608; let-
ter of the archbishops in opposition, 609; execution
of prisoners, 609.
Paraguay.-Government, 609; area, 609; population,
609; army, 609; war with Brazil, 609; efforts for
peace, 610; basis, 610; reply of Paraguay, 610;
strength of armies, 610; iron-clads, 610; attempt to
capture, 610; change of tactics, 611; movements of
steamers, 611; repulse before Humaita, 611; another
repulse of the allies, 611; evacuation of Humaits,
612; nature of the fortress, 612; advance of the Bra-
zilians, 613; attack on Villeta, 613; fighting in De-
cember, 613; occupation of Villeta, 613; further en-
gagements, 614; apprehensions of a conspiracy, €15:
difficulty with the United States minister, 615; de-
tails, 615, 616.

PARSONS, USHER.-Birth, 616; death, 616; pursuits, 616.
Pennsylvania.-Finances, 617; debt, 617; public schools,

617; tuition, 617; absentees, 617; educational classi-
fications, 617; Normal School, 618; Agricultural Col-
lege, 618; soldiers' orphans, 618; meeting of the Le-
gislature, 618; resolution on Federal relations, 618;
relative to the removal of the Secretary of War, 618;
on impeachment, 618; Democratic State Convention,
619; resolutions, 619; Republican State Convention,
619; resolutions, 620; registry law, 620; extract, 69);
qualifications of voters, 621; opinion of the courts,
621; elections, 621; naturalization of foreigners, 621;
presidential election, 622.

Persia.-Government, 622; population, 622; religions,
622; finances, 622; report of the British legation, 62;
a peculiar practice of Persia, 623; railways, 623; the
Green-Book, 623.

PERSOZ, JEAN F.-Birth, 623; death, 623; pursuits, 623.

Johnson, John M., 599; Hastings, Marquis of, 599; Peru.-Government, 623; revenue, 623; debt, 634; army,
Havin, Leonor Joseph, 599.

Schleicher, August, 599; Denoyer, Louis, 600; Beer-
ski, John de, 600; Mayne, Richard, 600; Delavigne,
Germain, 600; Mallefille, Félicien, 600.

624; navy, 624; tonnage, 624; commerce, 624; Asiatic
immigrants, 624; railroads, 624; revolution, 624; ex-
pedition up the river Ucayali, 624; free navigation,
625.

OGLESBY, R. J.-Governor of Illinois, 141; telegraphic PICKERING, OCTAVIUS.-Birth, 625; death, 625; pursuits,

dispatch on the impeachment of the President, 141.
Ohio.-Meeting of the Legislature, 600; propositions in-
troduced, 600; withdrawal of assent to the fourteenth
amendment, 601; views of Governor Hayes, 601; reso-
lutions of the Legislature, 601; further resolutions
protesting against the reconstruction acts of Con-
gress, 601; do. relative to the admission of Alabama,
602; action on the word "white," 602; the "visible
admixture law," 602; other laws affecting the fran-
chise, 602; provision regarding ballots, 603; prize-
fighting, 603; Democratic Convention, 603; resolu-
tions, 603; Republican Convention, 603; resolutions,
604; election in October, 604; address of the Dem-
ocratic committee, 604; November election, 605;
finances, 605; railroads, 605; schools, 605; cattle-
fever, 605; burning of the Lunatic Asylum, 605.
Oldenburg.-Government, 605; area, 605; population, 605;
religions, 605; commerce, 605.

625.

POMEROY, SAMUEL C.-Senator from Kansas, 194; on
the bill to secure equal rights in the District of Co-
lumbia, 127; on the cotton tax, 200.
Portugal.-Government, 625; ministry, 625; area, 625;
population, 625; revenue, 625; commerce, 625; new
ministry, 626; crisis, 626.

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nolds, 730; assigned to command, 730; Democratic
Convention, 731; resolutions, 731; Republican Con-
vention, 731; recommendation to vote for President,
731; order of General Reynolds, 731; State Constitu-
tional Convention reassembled, 731; bill of rights,
732; Legislature, 732; State officers, 732; qualifica-
tion of voters, 732; right of suffrage, 732; public
schools, 732; general provisions, 732, 733.
Thallium.-Analysis, 733; how best obtained, 733; prepa-
ration of compounds, 733; extracted from flue-dust,
733.

THOMAS, Major-General LORENZO.-Appointment as Sec-
retary of War, 137-142.

THURSTON, ASA.-Birth, 734; death, 734; pursuits, 734.
TOD, DAVID.-Birth, 734; death, 734; career, 734.
TBUMBULL, LYMAN.-Senator from Illinois, 124; on re-

cratic Committee, 750; platform approved by him,
750; further progress of the movement, 751; Sey-
mour's letter of acceptance, 751; Blair's letter of
acceptance, 752; the October elections, 752; propo-
sition of newspapers, 752; how received, 752; Mr.
Seymour enters the canvass, 752; letter from Presi-
dent Johnson, 752; result of the election, 753; am-
nesty proclamations, 753, 754; Evarts appointed
Attorney-General, 754; further details, 754.
Universalists.-Numbers, 754; societies, 754; colleges, 754;
Annual Convention, 754.

Uruguay.-Government, 755; area, 755; population, 755;
revolution, 755; army, 755.

construction, 152; on a quorum of the Supreme VASSAR, MATTHEW.-Birth, 755; death, 755; pursuits,

Court, 186.
Turkey.-Area, 734; population, 734; religions, 734; reve-
nue, 734; countries subject to Turkey, 735; reform
in the empire, 735; decree, 735; articles, 735, 736;
new Council, 736; a conspiracy, 736; circular to lega-
tions, 736; Candian insurrection, 736; Government
dispatches, 737; relations with Greece, 738; assas-
sination of the prince of Servia, 738; regency, 738;
Parliament, 739; Montenegro, 739; Rumania, 739;
Bulgaria, 739.

Unitarians.-Numbers, 740; receipts, 740; National Con-
ference, 740; increase of churches, 740; Annual Con-
vention, 740; Unitarians in Europe, 741.

755.

VAUGHAN, ROBERT.-Birth, 756; death, 756; pursuits, 756.
Velocipede, The.-Origin, 756; varieties, 756; do. for rail-
roads, 756; length of courses, 756; races, 757; prizes,
757.

Venezuela.-Government, 757; area, 757; population, 757;
disturbances, 757; army of the eastern States, 757;
movements, 757; new election, 757; lands for coloni-
zation, 757.

Vermont.-Staidness, 757; expenditures, 757; cost of
schools, 757; Agricultural College, 757; State prison,
758; Reform-school, 758; Republican Convention,
758; resolutions, 758; nominations, 758; Democratic
Convention, 758; resolutions and nominations, 758;
Legislature, 758.

tion, 758; bill of rights, 758; elective franchise, 758;
how decided, 759; oath of office, 759; views of Gen-
eral Schofield, 759; registration, 759; public schools,
759; delay of the election, 760; Republican Conven-
tion, 760; resolutions, 760; Conservative Convention,
760; resolutions, 760; policy of General Schofield,
760; his orders, 760, 761; Governors, 761; Schofield's
letter to Grant, 761; State debt, 762.

W

WADE, BENJAMIN.-Senator from Ohio, 121; president
pro tem. of the Senate, 124.
Waldeck.-Government, 762; area, 762; population, 762;
budget, 762; debt, 762.

United Brethren.-Numbers, 741; Sunday-schools, 741; Virginia.-Meeting of the State Constitutional Conven-
collections, 741; Historical Society, 741.
United States.-The Fourteenth Amendment of the Con-
stitution, 741; message of the President to the Senate,
742; letter of Grant on retiring from the War De-
partment, 742; Johnson appoints Thomas Secretary
of War, 742; removes Stanton, 742; proceedings of
General Thomas, 742; message to the Senate, 742;
excitement and action of the Senate, 742; Stanton
refuses to vacate the office, 742; affidavit before the
Supreme Court, 742, 743; Thomas arrested, 743; im-
peachment of the President, 743; excitement, 743;
dispatch of the Governor of Illinois, 743; do. of the
Governor of Pennsylvania, 743; letter of Stanton on
the President's acquittal, 743; General Schofield
Secretary of War, 743; action of the Senate on his
nomination, 743; reconstruction acts, 743; prepara-
tions for the Presidential election, 744; call for a
Republican Convention, 744; do. of soldiers and
sailors, 744; do. for a Democratic Convention, 744;
meeting of Soldiers and Sailors' Convention in Chi-
cago, 744; resolutions, 744; do. of the National Re-
publican Convention, 744; resolutions, 744; ballot-
ings, 745; Grant's letter of acceptance, 745; Colfax's
letter of acceptance, 745; letter to President Johnson
as a candidate, 746; his reply, 746; letter of Frank P.
Blair previous to the Democratic Convention, 746;
Soldiers and Sailors' Convention in New York, 747;
resolutions, 747; National Democratic Convention,
747; resolutions, 747; candidates and ballotings,
748; name of Seymour proposed, 748; his remarks,
748; nomination of Seymour by Ohio, 749; remarks
of General McCook, 749; excitement, 749; remarks
of Mr. Seymour, 749; Seymour and Blair nominated,
749; the votes for Mr. Chase, 749; how received, 749;
the movement in his favor, 749; reply to verbal over-
tures, 750; letter in reply to chairman of the Demo-

WALEWSKI, Count.-Birth, 762; death, 762; career, 762.
WASHBURNE, ELIHU B.-Representative from Illinois,
124; on the impeachment of the President, 141; on
the New Jersey resolutions, 196.
WELCKER, FREDERICK G.-Birth, 762; death, 762; pur-
suits, 762.

WELLS, SAMUEL.-Birth, 763; death, 763; career, 763.
West Virginia.-Legislation, 763; registration, 763; loca-
tion of the capital, 763; impeachment of Judge Hin-
man, 763; extra legislative session, 764; its objects,
764; resolutions relative to the test-oath, 764; con-
gratulating Virginia royalists, 764; on the impeach-
ment of the President, 764; codification, 764; finances,
764; insane asylum, 764; schools, 764; Republican
Convention, 764; resolutions and nominations, 765;
Democratic Convention, 765; resolutions and nomina-
tions, 765; election, 765.

WILLIAMS, GEORGE H.-Senator from Oregon, 124; on
the admission of Southern States, 180.
WILLIAMS, JOHN M.-Birth, 765; death, 765: pursuits,
765.