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PALEONTOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY: Volume for 1853-rich in its contents, containing Part IV of Fossil Corals of Great Britain; Part IV of Fossil Brachiopoda of Great Britain; Part I of Fossil Shells of the Chalk; Cephalopoda, by Daniel Sharpe, F.R.G. & L.S; Part II of a Monograph of the Mollusca from the great Oolite, chiefly from Minchinhampton, and the coast of Yorkshire, by J. Morris and John Lycett; Part III of the Crag Mollusca, by Searles V. Wood; Part IV of the Fossil Reptilia of Great Britain, by Richard Owen. Illustrated by numerous plates. The annual subscription to the Palæontographical Society is one guinea.

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INDEX TO VOLUME XVII.

A.

Benzoic acid, alcohol of, 428.

Academy of Sciences, Paris, prizes awarded Benzoyl, nitruret of, formed from hippuric
by, 412

elections to, 414.

election of a perpetual secretary, 262
Academy of Sciences, Philadelphia, Proceed-
ings of, 152, 455.

Acid, derivatives of nitrotartaric, 403.

ferrocyanhydric, preparation of, 125.
fluohydric, vessels for preserving, 127.
pyrogallic, in wood vinegar, 120.
valerianic from fusel oil. 124.
Agassiz L, on Fishes from the southern bend,
of the Tennessee, 297, 353.

on the primitive diversity and number of
animals in Geological Times, 309.
Alcohol of Benzoic acid, 428.
Alkaloids new, 123.

Aluminum, preparation and properties of,

427.

preparation of by electric deposition, 427
American Philosophical Society, Philadel-
phia, Transactions of, 296.

Ammonia, in rain water, 265.

Anesthesis, local, 468.

Analysis method of volumetric, 125.

determination of manganese, 126.

Annals of Science, noticed, 296.

Annual of Scientific Discovery, 454

acid, 429.

Berthelot's process with glycerime, 267.
Biography of Berzelius, 103.

Blake, W. P., on an ancient lake in Colorado

Desert, 435.

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Brewster, D, on producing crystalline struc-
ture in crystallized powders by compres
sion and traction, 275.

Bromine, separation of from iodine, 119.
Bronze of sheathing of ships, 419.
Buch, Von, eulogy on, 1.

Bunsen, on chemical affinity, 122.
Burnett, W. I, on viviparous Aphides, 62,
261.

reviews and records in Anatomy and
Physiology, 83.

on muscular tissue, 83.

Translation by, of v. Siebold and Stan-
nius's Comparative Anatomy, noticed, 285.

on the renal

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on Florida, 407.

Butter, constitution of, 124.

C.

Aphides, on viviparous, W. I. Burnett, 62, Cabinet of minerals for sale, 292.

261

Arago, publication of works of, 263.

Aridium, on the supposed new metal, 122.

note on, Morfit and Booth, 274.

Arsen-ethyls, Landol! on, 428.

Artificial dolomite, 123.

minerals, of furnaces, 128.

California, ancient lake in Colorado Desert,
Blake, 435.

age of tree of, 440.

on quicksilver mine of, 438

Cereus giganteus, Engelmann, 231.

Chalk, depth of ocean during formation of,

131.

Atomic weights of the elements, relations of,Chemical reactions under high pressure,

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Geological periods, diversity and number of animals, L. Agassiz, 309.

survey of Tennessee, J. M. Safford, in charge of, 452

Gibbs, W, chemical abstracts, 121, 271, 411. Gilding of Silk, 418.

Globuliferous rocks, Delesse on, 163. Glycerine, operated on under pressure in

preparing the fatty bodies, 267. Gluten of wheat, Millon, 415.

Gold, on making vessels of, by aid of phosphorus, 418.

Gold-fields of Victoria or Port Philip. 278.
Gray. Asa notices by, 13, 285, 443.

age of tree of California, 440.

review of introductory essay of Hooker's Flora of New Zealand, 241, 334. Greg, RP, on Conistonite, 333, 440. Greg and Lettsom's British Mineralogy, 451.

H.

Hailstones, figures of large, 37.
Hailstorm, New York, E. Loomis, 35.

Hall, J., on the Silurian System of the Lake
Superior Region, 181.

Hartwell, C., on a Tertiary Rainbow, 56. Heated Air Engine, F. A. P. Burnard on, 153

Helmholtz, on rate of transmission of impressions on the nerves, 422.

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J.

Hildreth, S. P., Meteorological Journal, for 1853, 255

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Lake Superior Region, Geology of, J. D.
Whitney, 11.

Lamé on Elasticity of bodies, noticed, 420.
Laurent, publication of works of, 263.
Light, polarization of, by refraction through
a metal, 121.

on internal dispersion of, 121.
Limestones, artificial silicification of, 119.
Lindley's Vegetable Kingdom, noticed, 133.
Folia Orchidacea, noticed, 443.

Lingniæ, on composition of recent and fos-
sil, 235.

Loomis, E., New York Hailstorm, 35.
Lupulin, 416.

M.

Magnets, artificial, 119.

Magnetism, terrestrial, views on, 116.
prize on, offered by French Govern-
ment, 417.

Magnetic disturbances, on periodical laws
in, 144.

and paramagnetic substances, law of in-
duction in, Plucker, 423.

Mallett, J. W., Analysis of Tin Pyrites, 33.
Mammoth Cave, on Blind Fishes of, J. Wy-
man, 253.

Manganese, volumetric determination of. 126.
Marcou's Geological Map, notice of, 199.
Metal Aridium on the supposed new, 122,274.
Meteoric Iron, new localities of, C. U. Shep-
ard, 325.

of Georgia, Willet, 331.
Meteorite from New Mexico, F. A. Genth, 239.
from Tennessee, J. L. Smith, 131.

Meteorological Register, kept at Knoxville,

Tenn., 1852, 139

Journal for 1353, kept by S. P. Hildreth,

255.

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artificial dolomite, 128.

Minerals, pseudomorphous, 128, 129.
alteration of, by action of alkalies, De-
lesse, 450.

MINERALS-

Agate, structure of, 284.

Algerite, analysis of, J D. Whitney, 206.
Algerite, T. S. Hunt, 351.
Anhydrite, 89.

Apatite, analysis of, J. D. Whitney, 209.
Borates, natural, 129.

Borax of Tuscany, 129.

Brookite and Columbite 86.
Brucite, crystallization of, 83.
Carpholite after Wolfram, 129.
Cinnabar of California, 433.
Columbite and Brookite, 86.
Conistonite, R P. Greg. 333, 440.
Datholite, crystals of, 215.
Descloizite, new, 434.
Diamond, Koh-i-noor, 136.
Enclase and Datholite, 215.
Gold of Australia, 278

Gypsum and Heulandite, homœomorph-
ous, 85.

Haydenite, crystallization of, 82.
Hayesine? of Tuscany, 129.

Heulandite and Gypsum, homœomorph-
ous, 85.

Hydromagnesite, crystallization of, 84.
Larderellite, 129.

Limestone, crystalline, of the Vosges, 127.
Lagonite, 129.

Melan-asphalt, C. M. Wetherill, 130.
Owenite and Thuringite, identical, 130.
Parophite, T. S. Hunt, 127.
Pinite after Labradorite, 128.
Pitchstone of Isle Royale, 128.
Prosopite, 452.

Pyromeride of the Vosges, 127.

Serpentine after Hornblende, etc., 129.
Tourmaline and Calcite, isodimorphism of,
and figure of crystal of Tourmaline, 215.
Mineralogical Contributions, J. D. Dana, 78,
210, 43J.

Morfit. C., note on Aridium, 274.
Muscular Tissue, W. I. Burnett on, 89.

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Minerals, homomorphism of, J. D. Dana, Paramagnetic substances, law of induction

86, 210, 430.

in, Plucker, 423.

Pelopium and Niobium identical, 425. People's Journal, noticed, 151. Personal equation in observations, 422. Photography, discovery in, 290.

applied to Zoological studies, etc, 270. Photographic pictures, vitrification of, 120. portraits on linen cloth, 120. Photometry, industrial, 417. Planet, new, Euterpe, 286. Pleochroism, artificially produced, Senarmout, 414, 421.

Plucker, on magnetic and paramagnetic substances, 423.

Polarization of light by refraction through a metal, 1:1. Polychroism, artificially produced, 414, 421. Potash, manufacture of bi-chromate of, 263. preparation of caustic, 123. Prizes awarded by Acad. Sci. Paris, 412. in Electrical Science, offered by emy of Sciences, 417. Pyrogallic acid in wood vinegar, 120.

Q.

J. L. Smith, on the identity of Owenite and Thuringite, 131.

Soundings, instrument for taking, F. M. Lyte, 149.

in the Atlantic, microscopic examination of, J. W. Bailey, 176.

Species in Botany, on affinities, limits, origin, etc. of, 241.

Spectrum, fixed lines of, shown with com-
mon glass prisms, Rood, 429.
Steudel's Plantarum, etc., noticed, 443.
Stokes on the dispersion of light, 121.
Storm of Hail, E. Loomis, 35.
Surinam Toad, Wymun on, 369.

T.

Telegraphic longitude. determination of, over
Europe, commenced, 453.

Tennessee, geological survey of, ordered,452.
Acad-Teschemacher, J. E, obituary of, 150, 292.
Thalia, on the earth, 130.

Quicksilver mine of California, Blake, 438. Quinquinas, new, examination of, 271.

R.

Rainbow, tertiary, C. Hartwell, 56.
Rainwater, ammonia in, 265.

Rankine J. M., on the absolute Zero of the
perfect Gas Thermometer, 274.
Ravenel's Fungi Car. Exsicc., noticed, 285.
Renal Organs, i urnett on, 374.
Riess's Reibungselektricität, noticed, 273.
Rocks, action of alkalies on, 440.
Roemer on the Chalk of Texas, noticed 150.
Rogers, H. D., probable depth of the ocean
of the European Chalk Deposits, 131.
Rood, O. N., on the exhibition of the fixed
lines of the Solar Spectrum, with ordinary
flint glass prisms,

429.

Rose, H., biography of Berzelius, 103. Rosse's Telescope, revelations of, 58.

S.

Sæmann's establishment at Paris for the sale of Minerals, 150.

Subine, E., on variations of Temperature in Canada, 143.

Sal-ammoniac, from the residues of gasworks, 119.

Salad for the Solitary, noticed, 132.

Schacht, H. on the Microscope, noticed, 295.

Thermometer, absolute zero of gas, Rankine, 274.

Thompson, Z., Meteorological Observations at Burlingtion, 1853, 445.

Tin Pyrites, analysis of. J. W. Mallett, 33.
Tornado in Knox Co., Ohio, 290.
Toxicologie of Flandin, noticed, 420.
Tree of California, age of, A. Gray, 440.

V.

Valerianic acid, from Fusel Oil, 124. Van Arsdale, Comet discovered by, 444.

W.

Waters of Great Salt Lake, and Hot Springs,
L D. Gule, 129

Wetherill, C. M., on Melan-asphalt, 130.
Wheat, on gluten of, Millon, 415.

proximate principles of bran of, 264. Wheatstone on binocular Microscopes, 146, Whitney, J. D., Geology of Lake Superior Region, 11.

Geological map of Keweenaw Point, 151. analysis of Algerite and Apatite, 206. Willet, J, Meteoric Iron of Putnam County, Ga, 331.

Wolfhan Bodies, Burnett on, 375.
World of Science, noticed, 453.
Wyman, J.. Eye and organ of Hearing of
Blind Fish, 258.

on the development of the Surinam Toad, 369.

Z.

Scoresby, W., revelations of Rosse's Tele-Zinc, oxyd of, isomorphous with Corundum, scope, 58.

Selenium, density of, 123.

Senarmont, artificial production of pleochroism, 414, 421.

Sheathing of Ships, bronze for, 419.

Siebold and Stannius, Comparative Anato my of, translated by W. 1. Burnett, noticed, 285.

Silicification of limestones, artificial, 119.
Silk. gilding of, 418.

Silurian System of the Lake Superior Region, 181.

Smallwood, C., Contributions to Meteorology, 287.

Smith, J. L, on a new Meteorite from Tennessee, 131.

128.

ZOOLOGY

viviparous Aphides, W. I. Burnett, 62. on habits of Crawfishes, 133.

on Blind Fish of Mammoth Cave, J. Wy-
man, 258.

Fishes of the southern bend of the Ten-
nessee, L. Agassiz, 297, 353.
Infusoria in California and Oregon, 179.
on the Renal Organs, Burnett, 374.
development of the Surinam Toad, J. Wy-
man, 369.

Insects, localities and habits of some, J.
P. Kirtland, 444.

Zoological Society for the Acclimation of
Animals, 414.

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